Family Theater: The House Where Time Stopped

Family Theater presents Leo McCarry and Glide and Robert Stack. From Hollywood, the mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater presents and Glide and Robert Stack in the House Where Time Stops. To introduce the drama, here is your host, Leo McCarry.

Thank you, Frank Bingham. First a word about family theater's purpose. Family theater is dedicated to the promotion of family prayer and to the belief that if we pray, we will have peace in our times, peace in our world, and now to our drama starring Anne Blythe as Jean and Robert Stack as Dan in The House

Where Time Stocked. A not so new car spins along a rain-wipped road. The young man at the wheel stares grimly through the streaming windshield, while the young woman at his side sits a little too stiffly erect.

The closed car is stuffy with the tension of a quarrel, and the night in the rain seemed to press in upon them. The phosphorescent hands of the little car clock point to near midnight. This rain is fierce.

Can't see ten feet ahead of the car. I knew I should have come up on the train. Maybe you're right. Ah, but, Jeannie, I had an idea that maybe on this trip I could change your mind about us.

I wanted to save you that long, lonely ride back from the middle falls to New York. Might as well get used to being lonely. It's true, isn't it? Why not face it? There'll be someone else for you, someone who doesn't have a reputation.

A piece, sake, Jean. Your father's scandal didn't touch you. You're not to blame just because your father made mistakes. That's where you're wrong. If you're going to be a successful young lawyer, Mr. Farrell, you'd better find out about people.