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This story of George Bailey has become the ultimate christmas tale starring James Stewart and Donna Reed. It's warmth and sentimentality and the idea that no man is born a failure, are themes we carry from generation to generation. This will be the last posting before christmas 2007 Mrs.Claus and I would like to wish each and everyone of you a blessed christmas and a happy new year. We'll see you all again soon. Take care.

Mrs.Claus and I would like to thank everyone who has tuned into our very successful MIstletoe Radio and made it one of the most popular christmas places online. It's now been over One Year of being on the air! So we celebrate with bringing you the best radio adaptation of the Dickens's Classic. Merry Christmas to everyone for 2007!

This audio sounds like it's been kicked around abit, but you should be able to enjoy it, especially when Bing's guest is Al Jolson, who that at that time had been voted the best entertainer of the first half of the 20th Century. I know boys and girls it's hard to believe, but we all know Bing wasn't too shabby himself. Of course some guy by the name of Elvis Presley kicked butt on everyone...but that's another christmas story for another time.

Hey boys and girls are you smart? Do you study to make sure you get good grades? Well Mrs.Claus and myself always check our lists to make sure not only are you good but that you're doing well at school too. Listen to these kids as they prove that studying is important.

This stars the great Frank Sinatra and Fred MacMurray in a truly wonderful and heart-warming story.

This is his christmas show from 1955. Good stuff and one that Mrs.Claus and I have always enjoyed. (now let me see where I put that dummy)...oh yes, here comes Boo Boo the elf...this should be fun.

Oh it's been cold these days for Mrs.Claus and I and we love nothing better than cozing up with the other elves and listening to our favorite christmas shows. Well, this one is a special program. It tells of the story of the child in the manger. Without him, there wouldn't be me, nor my elves for that matter. However, this radio show was part of a great series that ran for 20 years on both NBC & CBS.

This excellent show was later in the series when it was only a 15 minute program. The show still had some bite but it was also near the end of its run. At Mistletoe Radio, Mrs.Claus and I want to let you know that it's christmas all year round. So we hope you enjoy the show.

Well I hope everyone enjoyed a nice holiday season. As you know it's always christmas around here at the Network, so here's a little something I found that I think you'll enjoy.

From Mrs.Claus and myself we wish you and yours a very happy New Year and the best of 2007! Thank you for helping make Mistletoe Radio a nice success story. To everyone who has been listening and downloading we thank you very much. Take care now.

What if New year's never ended and was repeated and you began to recognize it. This is what The Shadow knows and it's an exciting way to bring in the new year.

Yes it's the end of the year and Santa has some nifty shows for you to listen to and enjoy before the celebrations arrive. I'll only be playing a few shows and some songs and then I'll return later next week. Make sure you keep note of that. And we'll see you later.

The holidays can be frightening for some. From this classic radio series comes "Twas The Night Before Christmas." So in keeping with the situation we present a terrific tale to help move that holiday spirit along.

One final gesture before Christmas Eve. Ho Ho Ho!

Merry Christmas everyone! I just had to get in a couple of more songs before heading out. See you on the otherside of the holidays!

Just as we were about to leave Mrs.Claus and I found this enchanting podcast on the web that just had this wonderful christmas music on it. What a terrific gift and so we'd like to share this with you. I hope you don't mind, perhaps you can sing right along with it.