Arbutus Bonnet

Remember a hallmark card when you carry it up to the Arceus one starting and flight on the whole mark when Mark will bring you Hollywood greatest stars and outstanding stories chosen by one of the world's best known authors the distinguished novelist Mr. Jayden ladies and gentlemen this is James Hilton tonight on our hallmark playhouse

we find ourselves on the threshold of Easter one of the great seasons of the year years, symbolical of springtime of hope and of rebirth. In these days especially, it's good to remember that tradition of ours which gives us each year a message of encouragement and inspiration.

And tonight we tell a story called The Abutus Bonnits by Margaret Eastenster, an Easter story with an Easter message. And we're especially privileged to welcome one of Hollywood's most charming and youthful stars, an actress whose own wince-ness is in tune with the season of the year, Miss Anne life. And now a word about Hallmark cards from Frank Goss before we begin the first act of

the Arbutus Barnet. At Easter, as on every important event in the lives of your friends and loved ones, there is a Hallmark card in the way you want to say it. And the Hallmark on the back will be Arbutus Barnet. To see that the story of my Arbutus at Barnet is the story of the springtime

that every girl waits for. The spring that comes riding over the hilltops with banner's line. The spring that somehow has become a pretty child. That windowed eight-reading for almost two hours. Tell him that. Sorry father, what did you say?

I said that... Never mind. It wasn't of any particular importance. As a matter of fact. Would it spring? Yes. It was spring. And the paper said it was a... Every one's love story should be just like yours and mothers.