"Three wonderful holiday classics from the golden age of television"
An assembly of three episodes from classic television from the 1950's. First is the episode Santa's helper with Betty White from Date with the Angels. The second is The Orphan's Christmas from the show Adventures of Long John Silvers. And the third in the connected series is an episode from Crossroads. The assembly was put together by East West DVD.
An assembly of three episodes from classic television from the 1950's. First is the episode Santa's helper with Betty White from Date with the Angels. The second is The Orphan's Christmas from the show Adventures of Long John Silvers. And the third in the connected series is an episode from Crossroads. The assembly was put together by East West DVD.
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