Family Theater: Heaven Is Like That
Family Theater · May 2, 1951 · 28 min · 3,960 words
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Family Theater presents James Gleason, Vanessa Brown, and Dan O'Hurloughhee. From Hollywood, the mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater brings you Vanessa Brown and Dan O'Hurloughhee in Heaven Is Like That. And now to introduce the drama, here is your host, James Gleason.
Thank you, Tony Lefano. Just a word first about Family Theater's purpose. theater seeks to promote in this world of ours the growth of family prayer, believing that by all prayer but especially by prayer in family groups that we can form our wills to the most powerful force in time and eternity the wondrous will of God. And now to our drama
Heaven is like that starring Vanessa Brown and Dan O'Hearly. The scene is London, that is flat in the smart west end district Christopher Lane is giving a party. As they always do, Christopher's guests are enjoying themselves immensely.
And that's for Christopher himself. Chris. Yes, Mara. Let's get married. Married? Yes. You remember? People keep doing it. Why not you and I? Mara, darling. Are you feeling well? Why most certainly am. Chris, we like each other. I'm 32 and going nowhere. You're 35 and going in the same direction.
Why shouldn't we try going together? Mara, the suggestion is most flattering, but I... Well, suppose we think it over. Chris, you're wonderful. You have a most self-contained man I know. Yes, the truth is, you're still rarely a romanticist.
Am I? Rarely. I think so. Mr. Lane, sir. Yes, Wilson? I beg your pardon, sir, but it's Dr. Rogers. Rogers, ask him in. I took the liberty, sir, but he says he must speak to you privately.
I can't do that. I have guests. He said it was most important, sir. Oh, well. Excuse me, all of you. Hi, sir, Chris. Roger's old man. Hello, Chris. I've been trying to see you for days.
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