

Christmas Dreams
Jon Robertson
At Christmas, a middle aged man and his aged parents reflect back on the terrible Christmas Eve in 1933 when a father got lost in a blizzard with toys bought on credit so a five year-old boy would find the magic of the season under his Christmas tree.
The child's holiday excitement is set against the troubling realities of the Depression in a story that stresses the hardy values of a rural family and the ultimate warmth of that Christmas morning.
"A wonderful script by a master storyteller."
— Memphis Commercial Appeal
Christmas 1933 is a American christmas play written by Larry L King and published by Samuel French in New York (1987).
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