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They Came to a River

Hallmark Playhouse · April 27, 1950 · 29 min · 1,109 words

The transcript of “They Came to a River”, an episode of Hallmark Playhouse first broadcast April 27, 1950. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Hallmark Playhouse plays Hallmark Playhouse free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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Ladies and gentlemen, this is James Hilton. Tonight on our Hallmark Playhouse, we present Alice McCays as they came to a river, a brave story about brave people, a love story. You know, when we talk of the pioneers who built up the West, we generally call to mind our forefathers, but in the story we tell tonight,

many of our characters might still be living. So recent was the settling of the great Pacific Northwest along the banks of the upper Columbia. This was the river that the people of our story came to less than a lifetime ago.

And those of us who today explore its duties so easily can imagine the thrill of finding the gateway to a promised land. In Upper Sperot and I, we are fortunate to have with us that delightful actress, Miss Jean Crane.

And now a word about Hallmark Harts from Frank God. Before we begin, the first act of, they came to a river. Who folks on the block? What are you to choose Hallmark Harts? Wedding, anniversaries, holidays, any and all days?

And that identifying Hallmark on the back There's a message all at home. Presenting they came to a river, starting Jean Clane. But in my dream time it took a year. And then, for 25 years she ran a business in Boston.

Get the waters on me, sizzling a little cream on your property. So much can you grow with so little waters? There's the waters. Exciting sort of fluffling of youth, and such of his dreams.

I'm surpassed since that day on the mountain. And already he had found bitter cold. But you never saw one last day of water to sit down and have some of his cough.

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