Family Theater: The Pox

Family Theater presents Tyrone Power and Jay Carol Nash. From Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with Family Theater presents the Parks, starring Tyrone Power.

And now here is your host, Jay Carol Nash. Thank you, Tony LaFrano. Family Theater'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."

Now to our transcribed drama, The Pox, starring Ty Ron Power as Dr. Edward Jenner. In the year 1796, a killer stalked the streets of Europe.

And though his name was well known, he prowled on shallangs for the sewers of Paris, the the allies of Naples, even the rich rolling countryside of Gloucestershire England. Mr. Fips, good day to you. Mr. Hughes, Jimmy Lad.

Morning, sir. What might be your pleasure, Mr. Fips? It's the boy here. Touch of the colic, I think. What would you give him? Oh, too many sweets, eh, Larry? I say it's just that. Pure stuffing himself. I haven't been stuffing myself.

Close your mouth. I see a ham. He'd be fit as an ox-base offer, but his mother, well, you know women. women. That I do. Well then something for the collick. Let's see. It neatened it much. I have no wish to spend a fortune. I well, through the collick. I'd say a bit of scammering. What do you call a bit? There, that's a bit. How much? Tuppance. For that

little twig of a thing. Including my trained advice as an apothecary. If it was trained advice I wanted I'd be going to Dr. Genard. Then I suggest you do, Mr. Fips. The scammering He's tough and do you want it?