:34:00
...when she walks down the center aisle
of the chapel with you.
:34:04
- But, Dad, I thought...
- No, son.
:34:07
Your mother and I found her
many years ago.
:34:10
A tiny thing she was,
half dead with exposure and exhaustion...
:34:14
...in Samson's Gulch.
:34:16
Then... That's right, son.
:34:18
Louise is not your sister.
But that's another story.
:34:26
Just time for a wrap-up
of this evening's latest headlines...
:34:29
...before we sign off.
:34:31
The body of writer Felix Sherman
was found early this morning...
:34:34
...in a New York apartment.
:34:35
Autopsy reports indicate
that the cause of death...
:34:38
...was aggravated exhaustion.
And that's this evening's headlines.
:34:43
Tonight's sermonette deals with
one of God's greatest gifts to man:
:34:47
The power of sleep.
:34:49
Sleep that refreshes the body
and nourishes the mind.
:34:53
Sleep that knits up
the raveled sleeve of care.
:34:56
Sleep that seizes minister,
priest and rabbi alike...
:35:00
...without regard for color
or national origin.
:35:07
"O, say can you see
And the rockets red..."
:35:13
This is F-E-L-I-X TV, the Sherman Station,
signing off...
:35:19
...forever.
:35:24
That was terrific.
:35:25
- That was really terrific.
- You're not getting up.
:35:28
You made all that up?
You must be a terrific writer.
:35:30
- Don't get up.
- I forgot something.
:35:32
I gotta get a drink of water.
What did you write for, television?
:35:35
- My God, she's up.
- Did you? Did you write for TV?
:35:38
No, I did not ever write
for the lobotomy box.
:35:41
What did you write for? Movies?
:35:43
- No. I didn't write for movies.
- That's too bad.
:35:46
- They don't seem to think so.
- I love the movies.
:35:49
I used to go every night to 42nd Street.
:35:53
But there was always somebody
sitting next to me trying something weird.
:35:57
- Did you ever try reading?
- That wouldn't stop 'em.