Family Theater: Stay Up for the Sunrise
Family Theater · October 20, 1954 · 29 min · 4,702 words
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Family Theater presents Cameron Mitchell and Preston Foster. From Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with Family Theater presents Stay Up for the Sunrise, starring Cameron Mitchell. And now here's your host, Preston Foster.
Thank you Tony Lefrano. Family Theater is only purpose to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives lives, if we are to win peace for ourselves, peace for our families and peace for the world. Family theatre urges you to pray, pray together as a family."
Now to our transcribed drama, Stay Up for the Sunrise, starring Cameron Mitchell as Jerry. I had the cab driver drop me off at the corner of Woodland and Maple, three blocks from the house. I guess he thought that was crazy, but I wanted to walk up to the house from the west on Maple the way I always used to. As he pulled away I looked at my watch, 830. That
was about right. It had always been around 830 in the summer with the street lights on, even though the last faint orange of the day was still glowing behind the trees. I started walking west on Maple, back through the neighborhood where Shirley and I used to be 18, and no dreams of a future could ever compete with what was going on at the moment.
Jerry. Yeah. Don't be mad. Why shouldn't I be mad? I thought you had this all straightened out with your mother. She says I can't go steady. All right, but did you have to take a date with this guy the last Saturday night before I go back to school?
No, I'm called her. I couldn't help it. Well, then she even asked if you had another date. Well, I mean. Well, did you tell her this was my last weekend here until maybe Thanksgiving? Yes.
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