Farmer in the Dell

A hallmark card when you carry it out to send the very best. Drinking cards bring you Charles Bickford, in Edna Ferber's Farmer in the Bell, on the Hallmark Playhouse. We bring you Hollywood's greatest stars in outstanding stories, chosen by one of the world's best known authors.

They distinguish novelist Mr. James Hilton. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is James Hilton. Tonight on our Hallmark Playhouse, we tell you a lighthearted story with a moral, the kind of thing that I think its author, Miss Edna Ferber does excellently, means of which she has attained such deserved popularity. All is a shrewd observer of the

American scene. Miss Further and our story tonight, which is called Farmer in the Dell, handles one of the perennial themes of American life, the pull of town versus country on our different generations. And thus so often happens with Miss Further's stories, the outcome has freshness and a warm insight into the human heart. To play our Father tonight with his

home's fun integrity and his deep affection for the land, we have chosen their distinguished act for Mr. Charles Bickford. And now a word about Hallmark Cards for Frank Goss. Before we begin the first act of Emma Ferbus, Farmer in Liddell. May we remind you once again that for every occasion important to your friends and loved ones

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