Family Theater: The Wind Is No Gentleman

The theatre presents Jean Lockhart and Pat Crowley. The mutual network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents The Wind is No Gentlemen, starring Jean Lockhart. And here is your hostess, Pat Crowley. Thank you, Larry Chaddiden. 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 transcribed drama, The Wind is No Gentlemen, starring Jean Lockhart as Avery McLemore.

Well, this isn't a story, and it was mighty strange. Maybe you read about it in your newspaper, heard about it on your radio or television. But if your life wasn't affected by it and you must have been living in a hole with the top full down over you. I'm talking about the big calm naturally when the winds stop blowing

just about the whole world was in one way living uproar. Of course the whole thing really began when Miss Keaton was a little girl but I didn't know her then. I've only known her since I can't believe in her boarding house 10-12 years ago But she used to tell me about the beginnings of it.

More coffee, Mr. McLemore. Well, if you could just put a little shade just around the bottom of the cup. Blige. The whole wash, every sock pillowcase sheet. I was about ready to lose my mind.

I don't reckon. Just picked up the whole clothesline and dropped it on the ground. Oh, my life, it's plagued me, Mr. McLemore. Since I was a little tot with curls down to here, blew me into the fish pond on my sixth birthday.