1. The House Without a Christmas Tree (1972) Full Movie | Jason Robards ...
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Christmas, Family: Plot: In 1946 Nebraska, a young girl named Addie desperately craves a Christmas tree, but her bitter widower father refuses because of...
3. The house without a christmas tree : Rock, Gail - Internet Archive
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7. The house without a Christmas tree by Gail Rock | Open Library
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The house without a Christmas tree by Gail Rock, 1985, Dell Pub. Co. edition, in English
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December 24, 1913 saw the first community Christmas celebration in Washington, DC. The Christmas tree and related pageantry occurred on the East Plaza of the US Capitol on Christmas Eve. It was meant as a celebration for all of Washington, rich and poor, young and old, although a special emphasis was placed on the children.1 The forty-five minute program, replete with angel figures in white robes, nativity tableaux, carols, and Boy Scouts waving American flags, was modeled largely on community celebrations in other cities. The "Tree of Light" in Madison Square Park, New York City, first lit in 1912, was mentioned specifically as a model for the "community Christmas" at the Capitol.2 The US Marine Band and a chorus of 1,000 local singers entertained the crowd. So that no one would be left "wanting at the end of the program after the last carol ha[d] been sung, and the tree ha[d] been darkened," a patriotic spirit was encouraged by singing the "Star Spangled Banner" with the US Marine Band accompaniment.3 A placard reading "Peace on Earth. Good Will to Men." was lit electronically and raised above the doors to the Capitol.4 No programs were printed for the event.
