Best Japanese Anime Films to Watch
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Christmas at Radio City Music Hall (1986)
1986 HBO special featuring the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular. Hosted by Joel Grey with performances by singer Leslie Uggams and skater Peggy Fleming.
Credit for description: Captain Mr. Oracle on YouTube.
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1986 HBO special featuring the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular. Hosted by Joel Grey with performances by singer Leslie Uggams and skater Peggy Fleming. Credit for description: Captain Mr. Oracle on YouTube.
Rating:NR
Genre:Music, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Robert F. Jani
In Theaters:12/13/1986
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:HBO, Radio City Music Hall Television Productions
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