Family Theater: Leagues Under the Sea

Family Theatre presents Dennis Morgan and Gene Lockhart. From Hollywood, the Mutual Network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents transcribed 20,000 leagues under the sea, starring Gene Lockhart to introduce the drama here as your host, Dennis Morgan.

Thank you, Tony Lefrano. 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 family, and peace for the world.

Family theatre urges you to pray. Pray together as a family. Years before their appearance, Jews learned for toll the submarine, the balloon, the airplane, the telephone, the long-range projectile, and many other inventions. But perhaps his greatest writing achievement was the complex but very human character of Captain Nemo.

Star of 20,000 leagues under the sea. In this man we glimpse Homer's Ulysses, Shakespeare's Hamlet, and ourselves. Our dreams, our disillusionments, above all, are instinctive yearning for good. These are the things that make Captain Nemo and his great adventure timeless. And so it is with pride and pleasure that family theory presents Gene Lockhart as Captain Aronard in

in Jules Verne's beloved classic, 20,000 leagues under the sea. Earth does not need new continents, it needs new merit. My name is Pierre Arona. I am an assistant professor in the Museum of Natural History in Paris.

The year is 1866, delving into the unknown as I do, that is little that surprises me, and yet today, in this modern life, Unbelievable newspaper headlines shocked the world. X-ray, X-ray, Steam are attacked by sea-surf and read all about it.

X-ray, X-ray, and other ship attack, Navy to sea monster, X-ray, X-ray. I was in my New York apartment at the conclusion of my most recent scientific tour and had planned to return to Paris with my valuable collection of specimens when...