Family Theater: In the Nature of a Warning

presents Jane Wyatt, Stephen Dunn and Betty Lynn. From Hollywood, the Mutual Network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents in the nature of a warning starring Jane Wyatt and Stephen Dunn. And now here is your hostess, Betty Lynn.

Thank you Tony LaFrano. 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 in the Nature of a Warning, starring Jane Wyatt as Elsa and

Steven Dunn as Jim. If you're a young lady, single in the 20 ages of 7 and 95 with a reasonable disposition, interested in security and can qualify for someone else. Take a word of advice from me. Don't. I repeat. Don't marry a writer.

Oh, I don't mean a newspaper reporter or an article writer. Those are almost people. I'm talking about fiction writers. Fiction writers are simply too much for nice young ladies between 7 and 95 to have to put up with, at least those who want a little security in You see, for the most part, they are pixelated.

That means possessed of or influenced by pixies, or in a word, crazy. I know, you see, I married one. Or I wouldn't trade him in for a million dollars now that we've almost got each other trained.

I just thought some of you might like to be warned. So if you happen to date a fiction writer a few times and one evening when he walks you of the door he has a triad that good night kiss. Well, hit him with your pocket-book. If he takes you home some Sunday afternoon to meet his dear old grey-haired mother, wear a slinky, brass,