My Friend Flicka

Remember a hallmark card when you carry not to send a very best Word the makers of hallmark reading cards bring you Claude Jarman Jr. in Mario Harris my friend clicker on the hallmark playhouse Each week Hallmark will bring you Hollywood's greatest stars and outstanding stories chosen by one of the world best known authors

The distinguished novelist mr. James Hill Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is James Hilton. A few years ago there was published in this country a book whose freshness and charm made an instant appeal to the American reading public.

This story is My Friend Flickr by Mary O'Hara. And I suppose you think of it inevitably if you are asked for a short list of the best stories about animals. And it's high quality doesn't really surprise me because that's usually the result when you put two things together, good writing and personally giving.

Ms. O'Hara is a very good writer, and she speaks from a wealth of knowledge, since for the past 15 years she has lived on a ranch in Wyoming. That intimate understanding is what appeals to me, and I'm sure you'll find that clicker steps, or perhaps I should say, canters easily into the gallery of famous American fiction

heroine. Tonight we have the great privilege of presenting a winner of a special Academy Award, George Jarman Jr., in the character of Ken. Thank God, how about a few words from you about Homer? For a Christmas greeting, your friends will long remember, make your selections now, from the complete Hallmark collection, on display at the friendly store where you buy Hallmark cards.

And on the back of every card is the identifying Hallmark that says, you cared enough to send the very best. Follmark Playhouse starring Todd Jommen Jr. in Mereo Harris My Friend Ficker. There's a fellow to the story that took place a year before the tale properly begins.