Family Theater: Stolen Symphony

Richard Whitmark, Joan Caulfield, James A. Farley, star on Family Theater. The Mutual Broadcasting System in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents Stolen Symphonade, starring Richard Whitmark and Joan Caulfield.

Brief portions are transcribed. James A. Farley is your host. We are hopeful that international conferences may prevent future wars. We give generously to help those who are suffering, especially the little children who are born into a world at war, and who are still suffering from its terrible after-effects.

As a nation, as individuals, we want peace. But without God there can be no peace. All history teaches that because without faith there can be no freedom. And when freedom dies, A new war is born. Our homes, our communities, our nation, and the world would be renewed with a peaceful, generous, God-loving spirit if we as individuals made God a part of our

homes. If we made family prayer a daily practice in our homes. For this is so very true. A family The immediate prayer is a family at peace, and the world at prayer means the world at peace.

James A. Farley returns following our family theatre story, Stolen Symphony, starring John Caulfield and Richard Widmark. Tonight, family theatre brings you a half hour of music and melody. So just relax, folks.

Close your eyes and dream with us. Maybe we can brush the dust of a tired day out of your mind with a little soothing symphony. Friends I'm sorry to break into the music like this and cross up the airwaves, but it's the only chance I'll have to tell you what happened.

I won't disturb the music very much, so here's the way it was. This morning at dawn, I was over the Rocky Mountains flying eastward into the sunrise. Far below me the tracks of the Santa Fe ran like a silver ribbon into infinity.