Family Theater: The Cliff
Family Theater · October 22, 1952 · 24 min · 3,583 words
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Family Theater presents Stephen McNally and Charlie Ruggles. From Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with Family Theater presents the cliff, starring Stephen McNally, who introduced the drama, Here's Your Host, Charlie Ruggles. Thank you, Tony Lefrano.
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.
And now to our drama, the cliff, starring Stephen McNally as Joel. I got to thinking more and more about the mountains, as Helen and I drove south along the coast road. They're big here, right on the ocean, big and endless.
You can drive through them for hours and the pictures are always the same. A steep rocky wall rising up on one side of you and a sharp sudden drop falling away on the other and far below the Pacific, forming in through the shows like Angry Quicksilver and spraying itself up the cliffside.
We just come round a curve and start it downhill and I noticed the steering wheel was tugging to the left. Is anything wrong, Joe? Oh, it feels like the left front tire is going flat, do you?
Sure, they check them? Yes, they checked everything tires, battery, gas... Yeah, we'd better pull off the road and have a look. Is there any place we can? Yeah, I think so. There, down the foot of the hill.
There on the left, it's one of those little observation areas. Doesn't look very roomy. Oh, sure it is. You can have a dozen cars down there. Joe, you're getting awfully close to the edge. Okay, okay.
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