MainStreet Libertyville Dickens of a Holiday Book 2005

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Holiday Movie Favorites
Looking for a movie? Here is a list of favorites that are tried and true!
Make the popcorn, have some hot cocoa and enjoy!
The Bells of St. Mary’s: Once again
Bing Crosby delights us with his
singing voice in this 1945 movie.
A Wonderful Life: 1946 this classic movie tells the story of
George Bailey (James Stewart) and what life would have been if
he didn’t exist. It proves that we all have a purpose in life.
Miracle on 24th Street: Natalie Wood was the child star in this
1947 film. Edmund Gwenn is the old man who claimed to be
Santa and Maureen O’Hare the young lawyer who defends him.
The Bishop’s Wife: 1947 was a year for movie greats
Cary Grant and Loretta Young to prove that workaholics need a
break too!
A Christmas Carol: “Scrooge” Alastaiar Sim is the 1951
Ebenezer Scrooge in this original model of who we are and how
we affect others.
White Christmas: Danny Kaye and Bing Crosby are two
soldiers who are bringing joy in this 1954 musical.
Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer: 1964 Burl Ives narrates
this holiday much loved movie of the reindeer
that saved Christmas’ delivery.
A Charlie Brown Christmas: Charles Schultz,
the creator of the Peanut’s comics wrote this
children’s classic. The 1965 film brings the
Peanut’s gang together to help Charlie Brown
find the true meaning of Christmas.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas: This enjoyable Dr Suess
book comes to life in 1966 with Boris Karloff narrating.
Dieting is wishful shrinking.
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A Christmas Story: This 1983 movie starring Peter Billingsley
as Ralphie who wants a bb gun so much that he doesn’t care if
it’s going to shoot his eye out!
National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation: This 1989 film
starred Chevy Chase. The Griswald’s are hosting a family
gathering. Watch out for that tree!
Home Alone: The first of the Home
Alone series starring Macaulay Culkin
in 1990. This eight year old proves that
he can protect his home from burglars.
The Santa Clause: Tim Allen magically
is recruited to take Santa’s place in this
1994 flick.
Jingle All the Way: Arnold Schwarzeneger and Sinbad are after
the Turbo Man in this 1996 movie. Who’s going to win?
Jack Frost: This 1998 motion picture is a perfect father-son
bonding movie starring Michael Keaton. Jack Frost returns from
the dead to help his wife and son get over his loss and move on.
Elf: Will Farrell “Buddy” starred in this 2003 film
about an elf who left the North Pole in search
of his real family.
Bad Santa: Billy Bob Thornton fills the bill in
this 2003 movie.
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