Green Light

"Boone Mountain!" he was shouting. "Boone Mountain! By God!—I won't have him up there on Boone Mountain! I know all about that shack on Boone Mountain! It has cost the lives of the three finest bacteriologists in this country—men who deserved a better death than that of a guinea pig in that damned pest-hole! I won't have him up there, I tell you!"

Man's progress through life is not steadily onward, but for all of us there comes a day when the light turns green and the road ahead is clear. This is the inspiring theme of 'Green Light.' The characters are vital, living people, searching for a way to happiness through the congested traffic of life. Dr. Newell Paige, a young surgeon who has ruined a brilliant career to shoulder another's blame; Phyllis Dexter, who thought the man she loved had been responsible for her mothers' death; Dean Harcourt, who believed that love was a gift and hate a disease - these and many others play their part in the dramatic sweep of 'Green Light' toward its happy ending.