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Television, 1956, March, 31
Langman, Anne W. | March 31, 1956 issue

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Last month, program managers of some 200 television stations received a grey cardboard folder imprinted, in stylish hunter green, Your Publicity Kit for The Way. And on to the desks of Methodist pastors came a shiny booklet, Pastor's Workbook for local use of The Way. Your Publicity Kit tells us that The Way is a series of thirteen half-hour television dramas produced jointly by the Methodist Church and the National Council of the Churches of Christ at the cost of a quarter of a million dollars.

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