Family Theater: The Redhead

presents Anne Blithe and Raymond Burr. From Hollywood, the Mutual Network in cooperation with Family Theater presents the Red Hand starring Raymond Burr. And now here's your hostess Anne Blithe. 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. And now to our transcribed drama, the Red Head starring Raymond Burr as Andy. Marie Johnson's gone away from our tongue. She's gone away and there are many who will mourn her.

And some while mourning others who were close to them wonder what happened to that pleasant nurse who worked so hard and did so much when things were going their worst. You see, we had an epidemic in our town. Can Marie? Well, that's a chance that nurses take. There are many who will wonder. The newsboy who works the corner

of 14th and Colfax. He'll look for the familiar side of her coming down 14th and her white lile stockings and blue cape, with that shock of bright red hair framing the smile she always gate him. And the cashier at Schroeder's cafeteria, she'll look along the service line for her, and probably resent it a little whenever someone else uses the corner table Marie had used so

often. There'll be an extra copy of the Saturday evening post at Walgreens, Ruxdorf, now on, and an empty seat on the 815 Colfax Avenue car. The conductor, Mr. Meehan, will wonder about her when he makes his stop at William Street, and perhaps he'll let the light change twice before he goes ahead, thinking that at any moment she might run down the steps of