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Family Theater: The Treasury of Homes

Family Theater · February 13, 1957 · 28 min · 2,731 words

The transcript of “The Treasury of Homes”, an episode of Family Theater first broadcast February 13, 1957. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Thanksgiving Radio plays Family Theater free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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Family Theater presents Loretta Young, Joe Stafford, John Charles Thomas, Marina Coshets, and James Alexander in The Treasury of Homes. From Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with Family Theater presents The Treasury of Homes with Loretta Young, Joe Stafford, John Charles Thomas, Marina Coshets, and James Alexander.

This is Family Theater's 10th anniversary, the beginning of its 11th year on the air. In the past ten years, Hollywood's outstanding stars have given of their time and services to make successful family theatre. No one has done more for family theatre than the Star of Tonight's program.

Our program tonight has a special dedication to homes everywhere. Now to make that dedication, as she did on Family Theatre's initial broadcast, Miss Loretta Young. Of course, it's no news to us Americans that our great and beloved country is the hope or the fear of every other country in the world today.

The hope, because she is a living, functioning promise to all freedom-loving but oppressed peoples. The hope, because security and strength is possible to them, in a government conceived and dedicated to the protection and perseverance of man's God-given rights.

With over half the peoples of the world under a yoke of oppression, the strength of America is today the strongest bulwark of freedom. What is this strength? Where does it come from? From the great steel mills in Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Fontana.

From the automobiles, refrigerators and tanks from Detroit, South Bend, Duluth. From the expanse of wheat fields that seem to air been flow like a great ocean, in our fertile mid-western plains. the rich black oil that streams from the wells of Houston, Tulsa, and Signal Hill. From the troops, ships, and aircraft that American ingenuity has proved it can muster in a given

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