DU PONT THEATER. Are Trees People?
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An elderly Irishwoman is living alone in suburban home given to her by her married daughter. On a trip back to the Bronx to visit old friends, she discovers three orphan youngsters, and takes them home with her, without notifying the proper authorities.
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Are Trees People? © 5Feb57 in notice: 1956); LP12009.
An elderly Irishwoman is living alone in suburban home given to her by her
married daughter. On a trip back to the Bronx to visit old friends, she
discovers three orphan youngsters, and takes them home with her, without
notifying the proper authorities.
An elderly Irishwoman is living alone in suburban home given to her by her
married daughter. On a trip back to the Bronx to visit old friends, she
discovers three orphan youngsters, and takes them home with her, without
notifying the proper authorities.
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