All My Sons

From Hollywood, the Screen Director's Playhouse. The director's playhouse, star Edward G. Robinson, production All My Sons, director Irving Reese. The Hollywood Screen Directors present a human tragedy.

The motion picture drama All My Sons, starring Edward G. Robinson in his original role of Joe, with Jeff Chadler as Chris. This is the tragedy of a man who sought to fashion his family into a universe, but live to see the universe become his family.

Tell what do you think, Joe? The transmission will never hold. I'll work it over in the morning. Hey, you're the boss. If you want to know, ask Joe. Yeah, that's what they say. If you want to know, ask Joe.

While it's quitting time, you'll better run along. I'll worry about it. That's the boss's job in this machine shop. OK. Thanks. Good night. Good night. Adi here? Yeah, here I am, Chris. Hey, can't you tell yourself away from this place?

It's not a place, Chris. It's me. This isn't the color machine works. It's your old man. Every machine, every blueprint, every nail I made it for the family. For you, Chris. Dad, can we go back to the office I want to talk to you?

Sure, sure. Now, all dressed up, Chris. Branny, huh? That's right, for Annie. I've got a few minutes before I meet her at the station. Well, it's a good thing they're coming back like this. Show us there's no grice between our families.

Sit down. Sit down, Chris. Now what's the problem? Dad, I'm going to ask Ann Deeper to marry me. No. No, you can't do that, Chris. We're in love, Dad. Well, Annie is Larry's girl. She's engaged to your brother.