Family Theater: The Promise
Family Theater · February 27, 1952 · 28 min · 3,599 words
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Family Theater presents Lisbeth Scott, John Payne, and Bonita Granville. From Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with Family Theater presents The Promise, starring John Payne and Bonita Granville. To introduce the drama, here is your hostess, Lisbeth Scott.
Thank you, Tony Lefrano. Family Theater's only purpose is to bring everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives the word of wind 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, The Promise, starring John Payne as Pat and Bonita Granville as a Lisha. It was the quiet after the storm.
We'd said every mean word we knew, every hateful mean word, it wasn't mean what to say. I was driving. There's nothing left, is there Pat? I remember when just to be with you like this, driving somewhere was enough.
Let's skip it, huh? Till we get home. You're tired and I'm sore. No matter what we say, we'll only keep hurting one another. All right. But it's all over between us and we both know it.
I think... please don't drive so fast. I'd like to get there in one piece. Okay, okay. You want to be in Frisco in the morning, don't you? The road's stopping. You can barely see through the windshield. One mistake, you'll be...
Think about mistakes. This whole trip was a mistake. I thought I'd drive to Salt Lake City for a special broadcast and... ...well, get on the way back. I'd get some time to talk with you alone.
Time to patch up differences. Time to say the words I want to say like I used to say them. Nothing you've said so far sounded very reminiscent to me. That's because the words get all tangled up and come out pure poison.
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