JonathanThomasHisXmasOnTheMoon

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Jonathan Thomas and His Christmas on the Moon is a daily children’s radio series that ran between Thanksgiving and Christmas in 1938. The story begins with six year old Jonathan Thomas lying in bed on Christmas Eve with his teddy bear Guz. While he is lying in bed, two elves slide down a moonbeam into his room. Guz, his teddy bear, chases the elves back up the moonbeam and Jonathan Thomas follows in order to get his Guz back. Shows are broadcast in 10-15 minute episodes. Total time of this show: 32:34 Episodes 1 - 3

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