Family Theater: The Other Glory

Family Theater in a Moment But first an invitation to listen in on Mutual's party line every Saturday night for programs the whole family will enjoy See if you can spot Jack Bailey's deliberate mix-ups before the contestants on Comedy of Errors A half hour of hilarity A favorite parlor quiz, 20 questions, brings the animal, vegetable and mineral game

New Sparkle is the expert's try to identify Bill Slater's subject in only 20 questions And Chicago Theater of the Air sends a full hour of your favorite melodies from the world of music singing your way For Family Party Night listening, tune to Mutual every Saturday night for comedy of errors, 20 questions and Chicago Theatre of the Air over most of these stations.

Family Theatre presents John Lund and Ruth Hussey. Mutual Network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents Ruth Hussey in the other glory. To introduce the drama, your host, John Lund. Thank you Tony Lefrana.

Family theater's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives. If we are to win peace for ourselves, peace for our families, and peace for the world.

Family theater urges you to pray. Pray together as a family. It is the year 1865, the place some 18 miles outside of Boston, on a determined little train, the special, from Boston to Concord, Massachusetts.

There are many passengers on the train, most of them laughing and gay, as they anticipate their arrival in a matter of minutes. But huddled in a corner, unaware of the mood around her, sits a young woman.

She stares dejectedly into the gathering gloom outside. For Louise and me all cut, the train wheels are singing no song of homecoming. Instead, they have a mocking echo of the disturbed thoughts within them. They are just a thing, they are just a thing.