Family Theater: The Seventh Son
Family Theater · March 7, 1956 · 28 min · 4,109 words
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Family Theatre presents Bing Crosby and Ricardo Montelban. From Hollywood, the Mutual Network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents The Seventh Sun, starring Ricardo Montelban. And now, here is your host, Bing Crosby. Thank you, Tony LaFrano.
Family Theatre's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention to practice this must become an important part of our lives. If we're to win peace for ourselves and peace for our families and peace for the world, Family theater urges you to pray.
Pray together as a family. Now to our transcribed drama, The Seventh Sun, starring Ricardo Montelban as Inigo. His full name was Inigo Lopez Oya, and he was born in the Spanish province of Gipuscoa one year before Columbus discovered the new world.
There is no hint in the accounts of his early childhood or adolescence that Inigo would fare much differently from the other young noblemen of his day. His eyes were fixed firmly on the richest to be won, the adventure to be sought, and the high station to be attained in the world beyond the quiet
courtyard of his father's castle. So, my son, you feel at last it is time to think of a career. I do, Father. I must confess my satisfaction at this innigo. With your future secured, I will have fulfilled the last of my parental obligations.
You are still a long way from eternity, Father. hardly so long that I might not profitably begin preparing for it, but tell me, what are your plans? I, um, I would like to serve at the court.
The court? Well, you are ambitious. I have thought that through the offices of our kinsmen, the duke of Nakhira. Perhaps, perhaps, but service to the queen can take a hundred forms. Let us consider some of them.
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