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Satur day Evening Post’ s Christmas Stories


Satur day , December 18, 2 p.m. Celebrate the season with dramatic readings from a selection of favorite holiday tales, including Charles Dickens’ AChristmas Carol , Clement C. Moore’ s AVisit from St. Nicholas , and Francis P. Church’ s Yes, Virginia, There isaSanta Claus.


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