Theater of the Mind
Great Scenes from Great Plays
21 episodes · 1948–1949 · Mutual · Drama

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Scenes from famous plays performed by members of the Episcopal Actors' Guild, made for the Episcopal Church and heard on Mutual.
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Episodes
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1948
- Cyrano de Bergerac
The first show, performed by members of the Episcopal Actors' Guild: Rostand's poet-swordsman with the famous nose. - The Corn Is Green
Emlyn Williams's play about a schoolteacher in a Welsh mining village and the gifted boy she teaches. - The Barretts of Wimpole Street
Elizabeth Barrett, an invalid ruled by her tyrannical father, and her courtship by Robert Browning. - Dark Victory
A young woman facing a fatal illness finds love. - On Borrowed Time
Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs lists the same title on this date. - Little Women
Scenes from Louisa May Alcott's story of the March sisters. - A Tale of Two Cities
Dickens's story of the French Revolution. - The Enchanted Cottage
Two lonely, plain people find each other beautiful in a cottage with a magic of its own. - What Every Woman Knows
J. M. Barrie's comedy about the clever wife behind a politician's success. - The Devil and Daniel Webster
Stephen Vincent Benét's tale of a New Hampshire farmer who sells his soul, and the great orator who defends him. - The Old Lady Shows Her Medals
J. M. Barrie's play about a London charwoman who invents a soldier son for herself during the First World War. - Young Mr. Lincoln
The young Abraham Lincoln as a country lawyer. - You and I
A comedy about a father and son who share a dream of being artists.
1949
- The Citadel
A young doctor's struggle between idealism and success. - The Farmer Takes a Wife
Romance and life along the Erie Canal. - Icebound
Love and family hate in a New England household. - The Goose Hangs High
A comedy of parents and their grown children. - The World We Make
A woman who has escaped from an asylum finds the strength to face the world. - Dead End
Juvenile delinquency in the slums of New York, where one boy almost gets a second chance. - A Doll's House
Ibsen's story of a wife who discovers she has been living in a doll's house. - The Lady with a Lamp
Florence Nightingale.