Family Theater - Portrait Of Cynthia (06-04-52)
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Portrait Of Cynthia (Aired June 4, 1952)
When actor Jimmy Stewart hosted that first episode of Family Theater in 1947, he told the radio audience that Family Theater was dedicated to the family “with the hope that families everywhere will always be together and that your home will be a happy one—with the conviction that prayer, simple prayer, will help keep it that way.” Each Sunday night, a celebrity host would make similar comments about prayer and family unity before and after that week’s radio drama. No mention was made of the Rosary or the Catholic Church. Nonsectarian in its approach, Family Theater’s basic message was simply that of strengthening the family through faith in God and prayer. Each program was preceded by the familiar announcement: “More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of”—a quote from Alfred, Lord Tennyson. And always worked in somewhere before the end of the show was the famous slogan that became Peyton’s signature: “The family that prays together stays together!” THIS EPISODE June 4, 1952. Mutual network. "Portrait Of Cynthia". Sustaining. A widow with financial problems finds herself posing for a portrait by a handsome artist. Her two kids create a difficult situation when they "improve" on the artwork. Bob Hope (host), Virginia Gregg, Whitfield Connor, Harry Lawrence (writer), Howard Culver, Bob Benz, Peter Votrian, Mary McGovern, Tony La Frano (announcer), Joseph Mansfield (director), Harry Zimmerman (composer, conductor). 28:55. Episode Notes From The Radio Gold Index.

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