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Holiday Greetings 1941 Lewis Stone

Holiday Greetings 1941 Lewis Stone(1941)

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    • Amanda Stonelake
    • 12/24/13

    This was a wonderful clip for the holiday!

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    • Eric Dawson
    • 12/24/10

    This little Christmas greeting is timeless. It is beautifully done, captures the true meaning of Christmas and the spirit of the season. It is as appropo today with all our forces overseas as it was back in 1941, even if few of the younger folks today would recognize "Judge Hardy".I would LOVE to see TCM post a video of this online that could be copied to sites like facebook. It would be my holiday greetings to my facebook friends every year if TCM did.Thanks for showing this on Christmas Eve 2010, TCM. It made our evening.Eric P. DawsonLieutenant Colonel, US Army (Ret)

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