The Long Winter

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The distinguished novelist, Mr. James Hillman. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is James Hillman. Tonight on our Hallmark Playhouse we present our dramatization of a story by Laura Ingalls Wilder called The Long Winter. Have you ever stepped from a transcontinental train onto the platform of Sun River station when the temperature is 40 below?

Even a few minutes of it is something you'll never forget if it's a new experience, but perhaps it isn't. Perhaps you've been living in a place like that this winter. Well, the characters of our story lived in the Dakota many years ago.

go. Indeed, there was the kind of people who found it that the coaches, a fine breed. And to play one of them in our leading role tonight, we have chosen a fine actor, Edward Arnold. And now a word about Hallmark Cards from Frank Goss before we begin the first act of the long winter.

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cared enough to send the very best now hallmark playhouse presenting the long winter starring Edward Arnold as Laura made her way toward the old buffalo wallow south of the Ingalls claim chanting she could hear the cheerful wearing sound of the mowing machine I was cutting the thick and tall blue The sky was high and quivering with heat