Family Theater: Roadshow

Family Theatre presents Joan Leslie and Grant Williams. From Hollywood, the Mutual Network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents Roadshow starring Grant Williams. And now here is your hostess Joan Leslie.

Thank you Tony Lefrano. Family Theatre'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. A family. Now to our transcribed drama, Roadshow, starring Grant Williams as Charlie. Hey Charlie, is that you?

Yeah. Who's that? I saw the light in your garage. Pete, hey, how's everything? Oh, good. Did you just get in? Yeah. Yeah, we stopped off for dinner in Ventura. Been pretty hot here, huh? Oh, yeah, 90-95 last few days.

Did that Bronson kid keep watering along? Oh, yeah, every evening, six o'clock, front and back. Good. Good kid. Hey, what are the girls? In the house, they're dead. We drove almost 400 miles today. Hey, can I give you a hand with the bags?

No, I'm just gonna bring in this one with the bajamas and toothpaste. Hey, you know you sound kind of tired. Yeah, I'll get the rest out tomorrow. Well, how was it? The vacation. Do you have a good time?

Oh, great. I think that's a fine choice of words, great. Something that's great can be long of duration or intensity. Excellent and delightful. Or high and swollen as of a body of water. Great word, great.

Means absolutely nothing. Long of duration or intensity. Well, 1200 miles, but it only took a week. Incredible. Only a week. A week ago this morning, and we were starting out on the road to Bakersfield. That was going to be the first stop, Breakfast in Bakersfield. Is everybody happy?