A Happy Trails Christmas by Roy Rogers,Dale Evans

The 100th anniversaries of Roy and Dale's births were marked in 2011 and 2012  . Occasionally, throughout this little book, Dale Evans Rogers speaks to the children. Christmas, my child, is always. or This, my child, is a wonderful mystery. But the children to whom she speaks are aged seven to seventy; they are youngsters and grown-ups.

Happy Trails Christmas, A. This e-book is actually 2 little books in one-written by 2 of the heroes from my childhood, Dale Evans Rogers and Roy Rogers. The book tells the real meaning of Christmas and how to show that meaning to our families and the world.

Hollywood legends Roy Rogers and Dale Evans remind us of a time when life seemed simpler. And perhaps just a bit more marvelous. Happy Trails Christmas, A.

Let Roy Rogers and Dale Evans guide you down that happy trail to the Christmas you long to remember. The pictures included of their wonderful family of 9 children at various Christmas activities added to this wonderful little book. Roy's story was a retelling of the Nativity full of Roy's country charm and deep old time reverence for the Christmas story.

A Happy Trails Christmas. by Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Rogers. A time for seeing far-flung family members, eating delicious food, and making special memories. What better way to celebrate than to remember a simple time when every story had a happy ending, and the hero and his steed rode oft into a perfect sunset. This Christmas, rediscover the true meaning beneath the trappings of wrapping paper and ribbon. Let Roy Rogers and Dale Evans guide you down that happy trail to the Christmas you long to remember.

Roy Rogers and Dale Evans are Hollywood icons and represent a time when life seemed simpler, purer, and a bit more marvelous. The 100th anniversaries of Roy and Dale's births were marked in 2011 and 2012. Roy Rogers (1911-1998) was a singer and cowboy actor, and one of the most famous entertainers of our time. Continue reading about Roy Rogers.

Happy trails to you, 'till we meet again Some trails are happy ones Others are blue It's the way you ride the trail that counts Here's a happy one for you. Happy trails to you, until we meet again Happy trails to you, keep smilin' until then Who cares about the clouds when we're together? Just sing a song and bring the sunny weather Happy trails to you, 'till we meet again. This is the song Roy Rogers and Dale Evans sang at the end of each episode of their TV show, The Roy Rogers Show, which aired from 1951 to 1957. The song is based on a song by Foy Willing of Riders of the Purple Sage, a group that backed Rogers in many of his Western films and appeared regularly on his 1940s radio program. The song is fondly remembered by many of the Boomer Generation, and to them it represents a simpler time and a different set of values.