Interesting commercial about women and art. It was as they said, sewing was the only artistic outlet for married women in those days. I'm glad times have changed!

That was wonderful!!! Such a simple story but so meaningful with the cast personalities playing against each other, then with each other. Wish they'd write scripts like this again. I immediately spotted Ray Stricklyn. His career sure took some turns but he ended up successful.

Wow, this was very moving, brought tears to my eyes, several times. Thank you for the upload. Great series.

The sad sick thing is this is the way many husbands acted towards wives and was seen as a totally acceptable way to interact with your spouse. Ehh the good old days you can have um.

The country mouse and the city mouse:

Awesome show!

"I reckon I better open a jar of peaches or something." ❤

There is nothing like these old B&W movies from the 30s - 60s. My grandma raised me on them . They have so much substance and were clean and always something new and touching. I wish I had lived back then. What a wonderful time in spite of the troubles. People were kind and helped their neighbors and friends and family. It carried on into the 70s and 80s. To a little lesser degree. But how wonderful life was back then. I miss watching these with my grandma.

The way Jesse looks at her tells us the rest of the story without even finishing it. This turning into a thriller

I love these teledramas, but omg-these commercials. Ugh. It's super ironic that they are so condescending about women while featuring two of cinema's most talented, prolific, and multi-faceted actresses-Lupino, who was also a writer, producer, and director, and Nolan, who worked with such notaries as Orson Welles and Fritz Lang.

Her Sister-in-Law was a Gem! Real family love here. They grew on each other.What a wonderful Story.

Wow. More powerful in a half hour show then in a dozen hours of writing today.

What a sweet story, all in under a half hour we see a wide view of their past, present and futures.

Solid performances all around. Ida looks smashing as a blonde.

I really enjoy watching this program. Thank you very much

Reminds me of an uncle and aunt I had. You couldn't even laugh around him, he was so grumpy! My aunt was meek, and she would talk to us kids and make us cinnamon

Wonderful Ida Lupino ! The boy is cute and very good too.

The sister in law was a peach. Such a sweet lady. Kind and caring.

Such a wonderful episode, commercials and all. 💘

I love Pino is such a good actress and she was a great director I don't know if she's one of the first female directors or not maybe not I think there was some before her can't remember now. Thank you for the show. I'm 89 years old my mother had one of those singers sewing machines I remember these programs.