Family Theater: The Fourth Strike
Family Theater · March 30, 1949 · 23 min · 3,767 words
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John Lund, Guy Medicine, Colleen Townsend, Star on Family Theatre. The Mutual Broadcasting System in cooperation with Family Theatre Inc. presents the fourth strike starring Guy Medicine and Colleen Townsend.
Re-portions are transcribed. John Lund is your host. Every week Family Theatre makes a promise to its listeners. A promise that God will help and protect the home where daily family prayer is practiced. A promise that the family that prays together stays together.
I know that's a pretty big statement, but it's true. Family prayer may not bring wealth or security or health or freedom from all worry, but it will unite your family in a bond of love and understanding.
It will certainly bring to your family the strength and sense of God's presence, which will help it overcome every difficulty. That's what family theater promises you each week. The same promise that was contained long ago in the words of our Lord. Ask and you shall receive. John Lund speaks again after our family theater
play the fourth strike starring Guy Madison and Colleen Townsend. There's a go, mister! Bloomfield! Pretty little place, isn't it? Looks all right. Watch this Bloomfield like. Oh, enough people so as you don't get lonely and not enough to feel Prouden. Now that's the farmer's trust and savings over there.
Jeff Norton's drugstore. Frame-dilling here is the Bloomfield Weekly Sentinel. The Weekly? That's the only paper in town? What's enough for the size of the place? Say, uh, what's your name anyway? It's, uh, Graham, Al Graham.
Well, good luck to you, Graham. Hope you like it here. Bloomfield, meet Al Graham. Bloomfield, elevation, 3,752 feet. Population, 4,025. Watch us grow. Well, Bloomville, even if nobody seems to be watching, your population has just gone up one.
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