Family Theater: Round Trip

Family Theatre presents Anne Blithe, Robert Stack and Jack Bailey. From Hollywood, the Mutual Network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents transcribe Round Trip, starring Anne Blithe and Robert Stack. To introduce the drama, here's your host, Jack Bailey.

Thank you, Tony LaFlamme. 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 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.

And now to our drama Round Trip, starring Anne Blythe as Liz and Robert Stack as Jack. It's Monday morning and as the Long Island train slows for its scheduled stop at West Hampton, Elizabeth Brownlee looks idly out of the window at the crowded platform.

Now these are commuters, the working people whose lives are built around the arrival and departure of the train that carries them to their job in the city and home again. And usually on a Monday morning among the regular passengers, you can spot the telltale suitcase of a city dweller, returning from a weekend in the country.

Like the man who just got on, now his suitcase not only identifies him as a returning vacationist, but as an ex-service man as well, for it's an old beat-up flight-blag. Elizabeth continues to stare out the window as the man spots the empty seat beside it, makes a dash for it, drops the flight bag at his feet, and sinks wierly into the red plush.

Ew, I made it! Hi, beg your pardon. I said I... Hey, I must be going crazy. Flight jag! Yeah, it's true, it's really true, isn't it? Why are you trying to walk? I'm sorry, Liz, ladies first.