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Joy Street

Hallmark Playhouse · April 12, 1951 · 30 min · 3,478 words

The transcript of “Joy Street”, an episode of Hallmark Playhouse first broadcast April 12, 1951. 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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to send the very best markets and cars joy street on the whole market to hollywood stars outstanding stories chosen by one of the world's best normal the distinguished mister jim jim today the ladies and gentlemen this is jim silton

tonight on our home market house we present a dramatization of frances parkinson kai's latest novel joy street which is recently been heading the list of bestsellers throughout the country Mrs. Kye's is not only a writer of quality and popularity, but her novels always leave the reader with something to think about, and Joyce Street is no exception.

Its setting is Beacon Hill in the city of Boston today, charming and ancient Beacon Hill, whose narrow streets and squares rise steeply from the heart of the city, and whose inhabitants, Papa Bostonian's old, are apt to look down on the rest of the world in more ways than one.

Mrs. Kye's portrayed her Bostonian's rehumor as well as sympathy, and the result is a novel well worth their claimants as received by the public and critics. To play the leading role in Joy Street we welcome again to our Hallmark Playhouse that distinguished actress Ms.

Irene Dunn. And now a word about Hallmark cards from Van Garst before we begin the first act of Joy Street. For every occasion important to your friends and loved ones there are Hallmark cards to carry your thoughts across the miles, across the years, often merely across the way. That's important in these fast-moving days when families and friends are separated on short notice

when a word of thoughtfulness can mean so much on special days and every day a hallmark card says what you want to say the way you want to say it and that it's going home on the back as always says you've carried enough to send the very panel hallmark playhouse presenting Francis Parkinson's Kai's

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