Petticoat Junction TV show, Shady Rest Hotel is always hopping
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While matriarch Kate Bradley schemes at luring a visiting doctor to the Shady Rest in the hope of helping daughter Billie Jo’s chances of getting into medical school, the girls practice the Hooterville Hop for the upcoming high school dance.
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While matriarch Kate Bradley schemes at luring a visiting doctor to the Shady Rest in the hope of helping daughter Billie Jo’s chances of getting into medical school, the girls practice the Hooterville Hop for the upcoming high school dance.
Видео Petticoat Junction TV show, Shady Rest Hotel is always hopping канала PrisoneroftheNight
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