Family Theater: To the Victor

Family Theatre presents James Kagnie, Gene Kagnie and today's special guest, Mr. Thomas F. O'Neill. From Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents To the Victor, starring James Kagnie and Gene Kagnie. Family Theatre's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives if we're to win Peace for ourselves, Peace for our families

and Peace for the world. theater urges you to pray, pray together as a family. And now to our transcribed drama to the victor, starring James Cagney as Sam and Jean Cagney as Ellen. That was quite a welcome, Charlie.

Then the injuries on the trip, sir. No, nothing serious besides when boys play hard enough to win. They figure to get roughed up a little. You remember that, Charlie? Not a gem do. That son of yours has plenty of natural talent, but he's like you.

Too easy going on the floor. Just won't fight. I guess we feel you've got enough fight for all of us. Well, maybe I have it that, Professor. Say, how about you and Jim dropping up to the house?

Cess is fixing up some coal cuts. I'm having Dean Reynolds and some other folks over. I don't know. Jimmie tells me you're pretty tough on a man who breaks training. There'll be no training broken a night.

He'll be home in bed but ten. I'm putting Sally in charge of seeing that. Don't tell me my sophomore son is taking orders from your freshman daughter. Taking a man loving her. Oh, come to think of it.

Sally's probably boning up on her French for that award exam tomorrow. She's pretty set on winning it and it's her last night to study. So Sally's finally caught the victory bug too, Ed. Yeah, but she comes by naturally and it's a good way to be.