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Movin' Thru Dakota Country (1976)
The sights, sounds, and strengths of pioneer days, featuring the Lundstrom family and their gospel music.
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The sights, sounds, and strengths of pioneer days, featuring the Lundstrom family and their gospel music.
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Genre:Music, Family
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In Theaters:9/10/1976
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Studio:Mark IV Pictures Incorporated
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