Carol Ohmart in the film ONE MAN'S WAY


Carol Ohmart played Evelyn Grace in the biopic about Norman Vincent Peale. Don Murray played the role of Norman Vincent Peale who was a Protestant Clergyman who wrote the book, THE POWER OF POSITIVE THINKING. You can watch the movie on Youtube but you have to pay for it. Here is the link One Man's Way Anyhow I don't think it was a huge boxoffice hit but it is part of Carol Ohmarts history.

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