Family Theater: Two Tickets for Stockholm

Thanks, man. Family Theatre presents Adolph Manjou and J. Carol Nash. From Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents two tickets for Stockholm, starring J. Carol Nash. To introduce the drama, here is your host, Adolph Manjou.

Thank you, Tony Lefrano. Family Theatre's 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. Two tickets for Stockholm, starting J. Carol Nash as Jan Sabeski. First let me say my name is not Sabeski. It is something else, but I cannot say what because we still have relatives in Poland.

It would not be so good for them, you understand if the communist knew my real name. I have a wife, Rhoda, and two children. I operated a bookstore. When I decided we must leave Poland, microvos 15, marilka 13, they were in danger of losing their souls.

We were a happy family, just like everyone else around us before the communists came. I remember. Nomm. Yes, Rhoda. Are you alone? I am, Na. I would like to talk to you. Well, that is one of the privileges of a wife, even during business hours, especially when the shop is part of the house.

Michael, very come with me. Now, what has happened to you two? Hmm. Little girl with a black eye and a boy with clothes that look as though he has been rolling in every street in Warsaw.

Just look at him. Is this her way to come home from school? She started it. It's her fault. Well, Madelka? I didn't begin this one. What did begin it? Do you remember the wild rose bush you and mommy brought home from the woods the last time we were on a picnic?