Poor Timeline Playback Performance

I am using Premiere Pro CS4 (version 4.2.1) to edit some footage from my Canon Vixia HG20 (AVCHD). While previewing the clips in the source monitor, they play flawlessly, but as soon as I drop the same clip on the timeline, the playback is very slow. I have maybe 10 clips from the camera on the timeline. The first second or two plays fine, then it starts dropping frames. After about 8 seconds, its playing at one frame a second, and before long the playback just freezes. This makes the program nearly unusable in that I can't edit with performance like this. All of these clips play fine in the source monitor.
I am using Premiere Pro CS4 on a MacBook Pro running 10.6.2 (Snow Leopard). 2.4 gHz Intel Core 2 Duo with 4GB of RAM. Premiere is installed on a 7200RPM hard drive and all the footage is on another 7200RPM drive (both with plenty of space; the second drive is the scratch disk).
I've look for solutions in the forums and online, but haven't found many suggestions directed at Mac users. I've looked at optimizing my system for Premiere, but it didn't seem to have much noticeable difference. Any further suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks for the suggestions everyone. Sadly, being a college student, I don't have a budget to start building a new machine just quite yet, so I need to work with what I got.
I'm posting my solution to the problem just in case someone else is having the same issue.
Because using the original footage was just too slow on my machine, I decided to give proxy footage a try. I downloaded Wondershare Converter (for Mac computers) to convert AVCHD to a standard def quicktime file. The trial version of the program places a giant watermark on the video, but because I'm just using this for cuts and general edits, I don't really care about the watermark.
Once I got all the footage converted, I used a Terminal command to batch rename all the files with the .MTS extension. I placed this footage into its own folder separated from the original. Then I flip-flopped the names of the folders to Premiere was now pointing to the proxy footage. I made all my edits, saved and quit, flip-flopped the folder names back to their original and reopened Premiere. Viola! HD footage cut to perfection! :-)

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