I'm making room for it

@sallypup (58197)
Centralia, Washington
August 21, 2016 9:20pm CST
I've been closing my eyes and dumping stuff. I thought the movie The Hills of Home would be easy to buy on a DVD. I thought wrong. I am keeping this VHS movie for sure. What in the world is the Hills of Home? Its a Scots old fashioned sweet tale of a doc and his glen. He cares for the people in that glen. He runs into a silly collie dog who happens to look and act like Lassie. The silly dog refuses to cross water. She just will not walk across a stream. How can a sheep herder dog herd sheep when she is a silly with water? The doc takes her in. To top it off the doc is Edmund Gwen. You'll know this gent actor cause he is Santa in Miracle on 34th Street. That venerable man. That very honorable man. I can't find a copy. This movie will stay with us cause it oozes sweetness and light.
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@paigea (35775)
• Canada
22 Aug 16
Yes, don't get rid of the stuff that is irreplaceable. I got rid of some old old books, thinking that the library would have them if I ever thought to read them again. Now, I am not so sure I should have done that. Libraries clear stuff out on a regular basis that no one reads. The old old books could all disappear.
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@RasmaSandra (73861)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
22 Aug 16
@sallypup sounds like a movie I would love.
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@sallypup (58197)
• Centralia, Washington
22 Aug 16
@RasmaSandra My daughter found it for me!! Its in with a bunch of Lassie movies.
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@sallypup (58197)
• Centralia, Washington
22 Aug 16
@paigea I'm quite worried about that. The grand 1950s illustrations in children's books do not seem to be appreciated these days. I'm guessing very few have heard of Tasha Tudor.
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@Jessicalynnt (50525)
• Centralia, Missouri
22 Aug 16
this hills of home?
Amazon.com: TCM Greatest Classic Film Collection: Lassie (Lassie Come Home / Son of Lassie / Courage of Lassie / Hills of Home): Lassie: Movies & TV
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• Centralia, Missouri
22 Aug 16
@sallypup I might could find that too, would need to know which one, there seems to be several. I tend to be a master at the online search
Amazon.com: Tasha Tudor dvd
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@sallypup (58197)
• Centralia, Washington
22 Aug 16
@Jessicalynnt I may have found it too. 30 dollars. Gulp. Christmas gifty, maybe. Tasha Tudor was such an artist. Not just for the kiddos. Her interview is mezmerizing. An elderly lady who wore clothes from another era, discussing her life and work and her very lucky children and her gardens. Such gardens!
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@sallypup (58197)
• Centralia, Washington
22 Aug 16
Thank you @Jessicalynnt. My daughter got to this first! @rohvannyn and you are both excellent with computers. Now to find that Tasha Tudor DVD.
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• Eugene, Oregon
22 Aug 16
Sweetness and light is hard to come by these days. We watched the Evening Star with Shirley McClaine last night. It had its moments but ended in sweetness and light.
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@sallypup (58197)
• Centralia, Washington
22 Aug 16
@JamesHxstatic I know that Prancer is labeled a kid's movie but its a modern movie that gets what a decent movie is.
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@Rohvannyn (3098)
• United States
22 Aug 16
I may have found it in this Lassie collection on DVD:
Amazon.com: TCM Greatest Classic Film Collection: Lassie (Lassie Come Home / Son of Lassie / Courage of Lassie / Hills of Home): Lassie: Movies & TV
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@sallypup (58197)
• Centralia, Washington
22 Aug 16
I'm so excited. @Rohvannyn You did it. You did a very fine thing. You made your Mom very happy. Thank you very much. I read the reviews and yes, Edmund Gwen is the Scots doctor in the movie plus now I have a bunch of Lassie movies coming in the mail!! Now to figure where the Tasha Tudor DVD is hiding.
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@Rohvannyn (3098)
• United States
22 Aug 16
@sallypup So glad that was a help! Yay!
@JudyEv (326434)
• Rockingham, Australia
22 Aug 16
I have a few things - quite a few actually - that I just can't bear to part with. This sounds a great movie.
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@sallypup (58197)
• Centralia, Washington
22 Aug 16
@JudyEv 1948 Very good year for a real story. I cried every time I watchedLassie march under the old doc's coffin. The music played and the dog marched as her master was laid to rest.
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@JudyEv (326434)
• Rockingham, Australia
22 Aug 16
@sallypup I would need a box of tissues too watching a scene like that.
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@Rohvannyn (3098)
• United States
22 Aug 16
@sallypup That makes me tear up thinking about it, and I haven't even seen the movie!
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@shivamani10 (11038)
• Hyderabad, India
22 Aug 16
Sounds like a nice movie. Is it available on the net or I have to wait for some more time?
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@sallypup (58197)
• Centralia, Washington
22 Aug 16
@shivantani10 The movie was made in 1948. It seems to have vanished from being sold now. If you find it, please tell me. Thanks.
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@jstory07 (134752)
• Roseburg, Oregon
22 Aug 16
As long as your player works you can keep watching it.
@paigea (35775)
• Canada
22 Aug 16
My husband finds a VCR at a garage sale whenever one of ours quits!