Family Theater: Wally

Family Theater presents Bing Crosby. From Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with Family Theater presents Wally. And now, here is your host, Bing Crosby. Thank you, Tony LaFrano.

Family Theater's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention to practice this must become an important part of our lives. It would have been peace for ourselves and peace for our families and peace for the world.

Family Theater urges you to pray and pray together as a family. And now to our transcribed drama, Wally, featuring Alan Reed as Radcliffe. Mr. Radcliffe's office?

Why, he's on another line just now, Mr. Hughes. Can I have him call you back? Oh, that's fine. Well, I know he wishes you all the luck in the world, and it goes for the rest of us too.

You bet. I'll tell him you called. Fine. We'll expect you tonight then. Goodbye, Mr. Hughes. Well, who is that, our ex-slave driver? Yes, he can't seem to get used to the idea that he's still not working here.

How does he like being a vice president? I guess he'll bear up under it. Yeah, Jeanette, I don't expect you to tell me any tales out of school, you know, but it's been almost two weeks now since Hugh's left.

I wondered if your father has decided yet on who's going to replace him as sales manager. Oh, Wally, I wouldn't worry about it. I think you're in the bag. I sure hope you're right. Well Bill says there's just no question of anyone else getting the job.

Well you sure can't hurt. They have the boss's perspective son-in-law plugging for you. We're all plugging for you. I sure appreciate it, Jeanette. The rays will come in mighty handy. How's your wife? Most beautiful girl in the world.