Family Theater: Cover-Up

Thank you, Tony Lefrano. Family theatre is only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that should become an important part of our lives if we're to win peace for ourselves and peace for our families and peace for the world. Family theatre urges you to pray, to pray together as a family.

An altar transcribed drama, cover up, starring Marjorie Steele as Nadine. The three of us stood in the crowd under the hotel archway, the warm summer darkness, and waited for the parking attendant to drive up with Bill's car.

I reached over and squeezed his hand. It was simply a formality now, getting Mr. Harvey to sign the contract in the morning. The big account, the one that would put us over the top. I remember thinking, it's funny, the people who make your dreams come true.

With me, it's a little gray-haired man from Cleveland who sells can-openers. Well, I... I really feel I'm imposing on you, young lady. Not at all, Mr. Harvey. In the first place, an 18 likes nothing better than driving that sports car of mine.

But I can very easily get a cab. Oh, no, no. Well, how will you get home, Bill? I'm just down on Sunset, less than a mile from here. I'll catch a cab. Oh, that doesn't seem fair.

Mr. Harvey, now that you've decided to let Bill handle your advertising, I better warn you, he never loses an argument. Yeah, don't I know it! Well, I look here, I'm a very reasonable man. Don't argue with your secretary.

Oh, before I go, I've got to check with the desk in that New York call. I'll see you in the morning, honey. Goodnight, Bill. And Mr. Harvey, I can't tell you how privileged I feel to be associated with you.