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Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy.
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Charlie Bradley
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Alice
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Helen Armstrong
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Gladys Herdman
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Claude Herdman
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Imogene Herdman
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Leroy Herdman
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Ollie Herdman
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Ralph Herdman
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Lynne Gorman | ... |
Mrs. Clausing
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This is a made for tv adaptation of Barbara Robinson's novel The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. Loretta... See full synopsis »
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Grace Bradley: Uh, Herod isn't in this play.
Leroy Herdman: You mean he's out to kill the baby, and he isn't even in the play?
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Claude Herdman: Who's Herod in this play?Grace Bradley: Uh, Herod isn't in this play.
Leroy Herdman: You mean he's out to kill the baby, and he isn't even in the play?
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This movie should be shown on TV every year. It tells the true meaning of Christmas. It was funny in parts and touching in others. I only saw it on TV once or twice. I found a copy at the library and watched it with my daughter and her friend (age 10).They both loved it.
I thought the characters acted very realistically. The children were neither too cute and sweet nor too smart mouthed. In fact none of the children were smart mouthed or talked back. The characters consisted of people we all know. The dresses that the girls wore were very pretty and cute. It was nice to see girls wearing dresses instead of old jeans to church.
I can't say much more without giving too much away. This is a great movie and suitable for all ages. If you can't find it in the video store try your local library.