In the 1960s, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade carried a special kind of magic — live voices, genuine smiles, and beloved faces like Betty White and Lorne Greene leading the nation’s holiday morning.
White’s effortless wit balanced Greene’s calm authority, creating a warmth that made everyone feel part of something shared.
Even decades later, it reminds us of a gentler era of television — when celebration was simple and joy came through laughter. 🎈📺❤️
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