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00:00Today, children everywhere are making preparations for an event of world-shaking significance,
00:25the annual visit of Santa Claus. Informed sources report legions of junior citizens are making
00:33monumental efforts not to cry and not to bow. Meanwhile, letters by the thousands have been flooding
00:40postal facilities at the North Pole.
00:43Doggone thing always conks out when you... Well, hello there. Uh, my name's Special Delivery Kluger,
00:55SD for short. Oh, I've got lots of letters for Santa today. And every year they're the same.
01:02Some ask for toys, but a lot of ask questions. Like you take this one. I bet one of you wrote it.
01:09Dear Santa, why do you wear a red suit? Uh-huh. I thought so. And this one.
01:15My turn. Dear Santa, why do you come down the chimney when I'm asleep?
01:19How about these? Why do you have whiskers?
01:22Why do you live at the North Pole? Why do you leave presents and...
01:25Why do you always come on Christmas Eve? Why do you see why some people call you Chris Kinga?
01:30Why? Why? Why?
01:31Now, hold on. Hold on. I can answer all your questions, because I know everything about Santa.
01:38Now, Santa is a busy man. He has no time to play. He's got millions and millions of stuff to fill on Christmas Day.
01:47So, you'd better write your letter now. And mail it right away.
01:53Because he's getting ready with his reindeers and his slaves.
01:58So, you'd better watch out. You'd better not cry. You'd better not pout. I'm telling you why.
02:05So, you'd better not cry.
04:11Now, the main reason for all this gloom was the mayor, a mean old grouch of a fellow
04:16who was known as Burgermeister Meisterburger.
04:20Herr Burgermeister, Herr Burgermeister, look what was discovered on your front stoop.
04:25What?
04:26What, Grinsley?
04:27The milk?
04:28The daily paper?
04:29No, sir.
04:30A baby.
04:32Oh, is that all?
04:33A baby?
04:35A baby?
04:36And there's a note.
04:38Please, sir, take care of my child and protect him from the dangers of the mountain of the
04:45whispering winds.
04:47He will be exceptional if only given the love he needs.
04:51Aye?
04:52Burgermeister Meisterburger take care of a baby?
04:56Outrageous!
04:57What's its name?
04:59This is the only clue, sir.
05:00It says, claws.
05:04Oh, take the little baggage to the orphan asylum.
05:08That's the proper place for foundlings anyway.
05:13Get the brat out of here!
05:16Oh, the sleigh!
05:31It broke away!
05:32Oh, my goodness!
05:33Where are you, baby claws?
05:36Oh, do come back!
05:37Come back!
05:39Well, that strange wind blew the little sleigh right up to the mountain of the whispering
05:43winds.
05:46Oh, you see, that mountain was the home of the awful, the terrible, oh, I hate to even
05:57say his name.
05:59That mountain was the home of the winter warlock.
06:05The strange hermit of the north, who lived alone in a ghostly palace of ice, practicing
06:12his strange spells and snowy incantations.
06:20The animals knew they had to hide that baby and fast.
06:23They knew where that baby belonged, so, quick as they could, they started on their way.
06:30Where?
06:31Where?
06:32Well, you see, just beyond the mountain was Rainbow River Valley.
06:36And there, by a bend in the magical stream, was the home of a jolly family of little people.
06:43Elves, you might call them.
06:44Kringle was their name.
06:47The door was answered by an elf named Dingle.
06:50Dingle Kringle, to be precise.
06:52Yes?
06:52Who's there?
06:54There's who?
06:55Ooh!
06:55Wiggle my ears and tickle my toes, methinks I see a baby's nose.
07:01It's more than a nose, there's a whole baby attached to it.
07:05Better call my brothers.
07:07Wingo, bingo, dingle, dingle, dingle.
07:10What is it, dingle?
07:12It's a baby, dingle.
07:14A baby what, wingo?
07:15A baby, baby, dingle.
07:18I like babies, dingle.
07:20Our babies, the best baby of them all, wingo.
07:23They brought the little fella to the elf queen, Tanta Kringle.
07:28A baby, what a splendid idea.
07:32He shall live with us and sleep with us and drink warm cocoa with us.
07:36What will we call him, Tanta Kringle?
07:39His license says Claus.
07:42Unusual name.
07:44However, we shall call him Chris.
07:46Chris Kringle.
07:48Yay!
07:49Well, those little Kringles took that baby to their hearts.
07:53As soon as he was old enough, they set up a little school and taught him all the important things.
07:58How to read and write and talk and count stars on a crystal night and how to make toys.
08:05Make toys?
08:07Oh, sure.
08:08That was the Kringle's main occupation.
08:11They were toy makers.
08:12The only problem was there were no children to give them to.
08:16You remember, Somertown was on the other side of the mountain of the Whispering Winds, and the little elves just couldn't make it past the winter warlock.
08:25So, the toys kind of stacked up some.
08:31It's really quite sad.
08:33We will never be able to transport our toys over the mountain.
08:36Someday, when I'm bigger, I'll take them for you, Tanta Kringle.
08:41Oh, that will be the day.
08:43We will be great toy makers again, as we once were.
08:46When was that, Tanta?
08:48Oh, years and years ago.
08:50The Kringles were world-renowned.
08:52For, you know, we were the very first royal toy makers.
08:56The first toy makers to the king.
08:58It's a difficult responsibility
09:03When you accept an appointment from his majesty
09:08You must strive for just the perfect quality
09:13When you're the first toy maker to the king
09:18All the soldiers must stand erect
09:22For the kingdom they protect
09:25The balls must bounce much higher
09:27If dare to please his royal sire
09:29The ballerinas must pirouette
09:32Upon their musical toes
09:34And the clowns must make a king forget
09:37All his kingly bows
09:40It's a difficult responsibility
09:44When you accept an appointment from his majesty
09:48You must strive for just the perfect quality
09:53When you're the first toy maker to the king
09:58All the sailboats must never sink
10:02And the dollies always think
10:05The teddy bears be furry
10:07If dare to gain his royal curry
10:08The jacking boxes must always pop
10:12At every regal command
10:14And the kangaroos must learn to hop
10:17Into the prince's hand
10:20It's a difficult responsibility
10:25When you accept an appointment from his majesty
10:29You must strive for just the perfect quality
10:34And you're the first toy maker
10:39To the king
10:42To the king
10:44So that's why he makes such wonderful toys
10:55That's why
10:56The Kringles taught him everything they knew
10:58Of course, Chris had other teachers
11:01The animals
11:02But the seals taught him the most important things
11:11How to have fun
11:12And
11:13How to laugh
11:19Real hard and wonderful
11:21Like he meant it
11:22Well, years went by
11:25And finally Chris was a fine young man
11:27I'm a man now, Tanta
11:28I can take those toys across the mountain
11:31Of the whispering winds
11:33It would be nice
11:35If someone played with our toys
11:37If only one of my dollies
11:40Could be held tight
11:41By a little girl
11:42It's decided then
11:44Tomorrow
11:45I leave for Sombra Town
11:47Yay!
11:51Tanta Kringle
11:52Ah, I was just packing
11:54Did I wake you up?
11:56I was awake anyhow
11:57I made this for your trip
11:59A real
12:01Kringle suit
12:03So that's where he got the red suit
12:06Yup
12:07And he's always worn one just like him
12:09Right to this day
12:10Well
12:12Chris said goodbye to all his friends
12:14Elf
12:14And animal
12:15Just as night was falling
12:18Chris started to make his way through the dismal forest
12:20Which lay at the foot of the warlock's mountain
12:23Hey!
12:26What?
12:27Why, you're a penguin
12:29Well
12:30What is a penguin doing here?
12:34You're looking for a stick?
12:36A branch
12:37A log?
12:39A pole?
12:40The North Pole?
12:41No
12:42The South Pole?
12:45Well, little fella
12:46That's on the other end of the earth
12:48You're just about as lost as you can get
12:50You better travel with me
12:52You need someone to take care of you
12:54Now, now, cut that out
12:56Come on, Topper
12:58I'll call you Topper
13:00Okay?
13:02Come on
13:03This way, little fella
13:05Who nears my mountain
13:10Go back
13:13Nor you are
13:16Do
13:17Come on, Topper
13:19Come on, Topper
13:20I shall get him when he returns
13:31He's got to cross my mountain on the way home
13:35And then
13:36Nomar being the nice guy
13:42We made it, Topper
13:46And look
13:49Sombirtown
13:50Just sitting there waiting for us
13:53And our good Kringle toys
13:55That's what they thought
13:56But what they didn't realize
13:58Was at that very moment
13:59In the Sombirtown City Hall
14:01His honor
14:02Burger Meister
14:05Meister Burger
14:07As I suspected
14:20You've broken your funny bone
14:22Oh
14:22What caused me to trip, Grinsley?
14:26This, sir
14:27Huh?
14:29A toy?
14:30As I suspected
14:32I hate toys
14:34And toys hate me
14:36Either they are going or I am going
14:38And I am certainly not going, Grinsley
14:41I have a job for you to do
14:44Now take this down
14:45It's a difficult responsibility
14:49That you accept from the number one lawmaker, me
14:55Have it known throughout the land from sea to sea
15:00There'll be no more toy makers
15:04To the king
15:05All the thin soldiers
15:08Melt them down
15:09Wash the face of every clown
15:12Each bouncing ball
15:13Deflated
15:14No, I don't want to debate it
15:17The ballerinas
15:18The ballerinas who pirouette
15:20Arrest their musical toys
15:22Outlaw the dolls
15:24And sink the boats
15:25They bring me only woes
15:29It's a difficult responsibility
15:33That you accept from the number one lawmaker, me
15:38Have it known throughout the land from sea to sea
15:43There'll be no more toy makers
15:48To the king
15:49Every jack in the box be sealed
15:53Till my wounded pride be healed
15:56Stuffed animals
15:57Unstop them
15:58When a child objects
15:59Rebuff them
16:00No more drummers who rat-a-tat-tat
16:03No buglers who root-a-toot-toot
16:05Don't let me see another toy
16:09Or you will feel my boot
16:12It's a difficult responsibility
16:17That he extracts from the number one lawkeeper, me
16:23Be it known throughout the land
16:28From sea to sea
16:30Boys are hereby declared illegal, immoral, unlawful
16:36And anyone found with a toy in his possession
16:40Will be placed under arrest
16:43And thrown in the dungeon
16:45There'll be no more toy makers
16:51To the king
16:53Now hold them back now
16:59Give me all your toys
17:01By order of the Burgermeister
17:04We'll never play again
17:09Ho, ho, ho, ho
17:12The townspeople didn't know what to make of Chris
17:14Hi there
17:15Nice day, friend
17:18Don't hire me
17:19Good morning, ma'am
17:20You ought to be ashamed of yourself, young man
17:23Wearing such outlandish clothes
17:26Clothes?
17:27Look, all I want to do is give away these toys
17:31Toys?
17:32Toys?
17:33Get him out of here
17:34Help
17:36What did I say?
17:44Well, what's going on here?
17:46We're doing our chores
17:48Yeah, no more playing
17:50No playing, eh?
17:51Are you, uh, washing out, uh, stockings?
17:56Uh-huh
17:57It's one of our daily duties
17:59Then we hang them by the fireplace
18:01So they dry overnight
18:03That's the only way they judge you around here
18:05By how many chores you do
18:07And how clean your stockings are
18:09Is that so?
18:11Well, uh
18:12You don't have to look so gloom about it
18:15Why?
18:16I don't know
18:16I just don't like sour faces
18:18Now I got some real nice goodies for you
18:20But not if you look like this
18:22You better watch out
18:25Better not cry
18:26Better not pout
18:27Why?
18:28I'm telling you why
18:30Yeah?
18:31Because I came to town
18:33And look what I brought
18:34Toys
18:36Real toys
18:37Why, sure
18:39Compliments of the Kringles
18:41But, but what about the Burglameister?
18:44What about him?
18:45If he wants a toy, he may have one
18:47I'll save him a big red yo-yo
18:49Come on, let's play
18:54Yeah
18:55Come on
18:56Wait
18:56You must not play with toys
18:59And, uh, who are you?
19:01That's Miss Jessica, our new school teacher
19:04Kris Kringle at your service, Miss Jessica
19:06How dare you come here in those ridiculous clothes
19:09And make fun of me?
19:11Clothes again?
19:13I wasn't making
19:14And what do you mean by giving the children toys?
19:17Don't you know toys are against the law?
19:20What?
19:20Yep, it's true
19:22Gee, that's kind of a silly law
19:24If the Burglameister saw you, we would all be in great danger
19:28In danger from toys?
19:30Why, that's the silliest thing I ever heard
19:34Toys are frivolous
19:36Impactical
19:37Unproductive
19:39And
19:39What's that?
19:41For you
19:42A china doll
19:44I always wanted one when I was a little girl
19:47But my parents would
19:49Oh, thank you
19:52I mean
19:53Watch out for that, Dolly
19:55She's a hardened criminal, I hear
19:58Well, maybe it is a silly law
20:00I mean
20:01Oh, what do you say you help me hand out these presents, huh?
20:06It's too big a job for one oversized Kringle
20:08And a little lost penguin
20:09Oh, what a good girl
20:13Oh, what a good boy
20:17Oh, what a big smile
20:23All because of a toy
20:27If you sit on my lap today
20:32A kiss, a toy is the price you'll pay
20:35When you tell what you wish for
20:38In a whisper, be prepared to pay
20:42If you sit on my lap today
20:45A kiss, a toy is the price you'll pay
20:49When you sit on my lap today
20:51If you sit on my lap today
20:52Don't be stingy
20:53Don't be stingy
20:54Be prepared to pay
20:55If whenever you take
20:57If you give a little back
21:00If you give a little back
21:01Then whoever you love
21:03Whoever you love
21:04Will give a little love back
21:05A little love back
21:07Get a little love back
21:09So give a little love back
21:11Get a little love back
21:14Don't you have a little love
21:15If you sit on his lap today, a kiss, a toy is the price you'll pay.
21:27When you sit on his left knee, don't be stingy, be prepared to play.
21:34Now if you sit on my lap today, a kiss, a toy is the price you'll pay.
21:45Ah, a perfect day. Everybody is glum. Ah, see all the little children are playing with their toys.
21:57Playing with their toys. Stop in the name of the law. You brats are under arrest. Take them away.
22:09Don't arrest those children. It was my fault. I gave them the toys.
22:14You? How dare you? You are obviously a non-conformist and a rebel.
22:21Me? Rebel?
22:24Arrest this man immediately.
22:26For you.
22:28To a jerk. A yo-yo? I love yo-yos. I used to be able to do all kinds of tricks.
22:37Whee!
22:39Oh, jeez.
22:40Oh, jeez.
22:41Excuse me, sir, but you're breaking your own laws.
22:45What? What do you think? What?
22:47Oh, I have been bamboozled. Arrest him! Arrest him!
22:55Oh, look. He climbs like a squirrel, leaps like a deer, and is as slippery as a seal.
23:06After him!
23:07He went into the woods. We'll never find him in there.
23:19Guess we lost him, Topper. And I'll slow down now.
23:24Woo-wee.
23:26Wonder where we are.
23:28Uh-uh.
23:28You are trespassing on the lands of the Winter Warlock.
23:35Hey! Hey, let go! Let go!
23:41You, Chris Kingle, you've disturbed me for the very last time.
23:48Now I have you, and you'll never get away!
23:53Ha, ha, ha, ha!
23:58Look, uh, before you do me in, would you tell your tree friends to let me loose for a second?
24:10You see, I have something for you.
24:12What is this? A trick?
24:15Oh, no, sir, Mr. Warlock. Or may I call you Winter?
24:19Mr. Warlock, if you please!
24:23Well, I managed to save one little toy, and I'd like you to have it.
24:28You, you wish to give me a present?
24:35A, a toy?
24:37Yes, sir.
24:38But nobody ever gives mean old Warlock a toy.
24:44I'd like to start a new custom.
24:46If you'd just call off...
24:48What? What? Oh, oh, yeah, that...
24:50Ha, ha, ha!
24:51Oh, yes, of course.
24:53Well, you mustn't mind the tree monsters.
24:57Their bark is worse than their bite.
24:59Ha, ha, ha, ha!
25:01Their bark is worse than their bite.
25:03Ha, ha, ha, ha!
25:04Hey, uh, Willie Willow, Peter Pine, release the Kringles.
25:09Hmm?
25:11Ha, ha, ha, ha!
25:12And no tricks now.
25:13Oh, oh, no, no, sir, Mr. Warlock.
25:16Uh, choo-choo.
25:18I've always wanted one.
25:23What's that?
25:26My icy heart.
25:29It's melting.
25:31Well, look, Mr. Warlock.
25:33Please, please, call me Winter.
25:37Winter?
25:37Oh, yes, yes!
25:39Suddenly my whole outlook has changed from bad to good.
25:45Great!
25:46Ah, but will it last?
25:49I really am a mean and despicable creature at heart, you know.
25:54It's so difficult to really change.
25:58Difficult?
25:59Ha, ha, ha, ha!
26:01Why, why, look here.
26:03Changing from bad to good is as easy as taking your first step.
26:10Put one foot in front of the other
26:13And soon you'll be walking across the floor
26:18Put one foot in front of the other
26:22And soon you'll be walking out the door
26:27You never will get where you're going
26:31If you never get up on your feet
26:36Come on, there's a good tailwind blowing
26:40A fast walking man is hard to beat
26:45Put one foot in front of the other
26:50And soon you'll be walking across the floor
26:55Put one foot in front of the other
26:59And soon you'll be walking out the door
27:03If you want to change your direction
27:08If your time of life is at hand
27:13If your time of life is at hand
27:14Oh, don't be the rule, be the exception
27:19A good way to start is to stand
27:22Put one foot in front of the other
27:27And soon you'll be walking across the floor
27:32Put one foot in front of the other
27:36And soon you'll be walking out the door
27:40If I want to change the reflection
27:45I see in the mirror each morn
27:49Oh, you do
27:50You mean that it's just my election
27:54Just that
27:55To vote for a chance to be reborn
27:58You put one foot in front of the other
28:05And soon you'll be walking across the floor
28:12You put one foot in front of the other
28:18And soon you'll be walking out the door
28:22Put one foot in front of the other
28:27And soon you'll be walking across the floor
28:31Put one foot in front of the other
28:35And soon you'll be walking out the door
28:46Well, there's all kinds of ways we can help each other
28:50You can bring me nice new toys
28:52And I can assist you with my magic
28:56Uh, how?
28:59Oh, I'll show you
29:01Gaze into my magic crystal snowball
29:06Someone is looking for you
29:11Chris? Chris?
29:14Jessica?
29:15Go to her lad
29:17Oh!
29:19Only me, ma'am
29:21I thought I'd never find you again
29:23I wanted to bring you these
29:25Letters and notes from the children of Sombra Town
29:28Asking for more toys
29:29You see, the Burgermeister destroyed the ones you brought
29:33You tell those young'uns there'll be plenty of toys
29:36But only if they behave themselves
29:38No crying or pouting or...
29:41Oh, I... I'll know
29:43I got ways of knowing
29:45My, uh, personal friend, the warlock taught me this
29:50Yes, sir?
29:51Yes, sir
29:52I can see them when they're sleeping
29:54And I know when they're awake
29:56My goodness
29:57You know if they're bad or good?
29:59Uh-huh
30:00So you tell them to be good
30:01For goodness sake
30:03Oh, thank you, Chris
30:04For what?
30:05For being so kind
30:07For just being you
30:09Golly
30:13Now, uh, about the toys
30:16I'll have to kind of slip them in after dark
30:19When the Burgermeister is asleep
30:21So you tell all the boys and girls to leave their doors unlocked tomorrow night
30:27Well, Chris went back to the Kringles to get some more toys
30:30And what do you think those crazy Kringles did?
30:33Yes, sir, they all moved in on all winter
30:36Locked, stock, and toy books
30:37I guess they figured it made sense to move the source of supply close to the demand
30:42Oh, I'm crowded
30:44But, but at least I loved
30:48Chris made a list of all the children and the toys they wanted
30:51He checked it over once, then checked it over twice
30:54He tried to figure out just who was naughty and who was nice
30:58Well, I guess they're all pretty nice
31:01So he packed up and was off to Sampertown
31:04Ah, ah, ah
31:06When Chris was safe inside Sampertown, he tried all the doors
31:09And if they were open, he knew a child lived inside who was expecting a toy
31:13This is outrageous
31:17Toys! Toys everywhere!
31:20What sort of criminal is this Kringle?
31:23Sneaking into houses by night
31:26I hereby decree that all the town's doors and windows will be locked tight against this prowler
31:34Well, more and more letters came for Chris from the children
31:41Jessica would gather them together and then give them to the animals who would deliver them
31:45And Chris, well, he just couldn't turn anybody down
31:49But this time he found all the doors were locked to him
31:52Now there was one special toy he just had to deliver
31:55Susie, a tiny little girl who was very, very sick
32:00Had asked Chris for a toy Noah's Ark
32:03Chris just couldn't disappoint her
32:06Topper?
32:07Shhh!
32:08What is it?
32:09You have an idea?
32:11How to get into the house?
32:13But not through the door
32:14Up!
32:15The sky!
32:16The moon!
32:17The stars!
32:19The chimney!
32:21Go down the chimney!
32:23Great idea!
32:27Well, here goes
32:31And that's how he started going down chimneys
32:34Oh, now I understand
32:37That's fun
32:39What a great job I've got
32:46Come on, there's a lot more chimneys to explore tonight
32:54More toys
32:55Discovered by the hearths and the mantelpieces
32:59Each house in Samba Town will be searched before dawn
33:03If any more toys are found by the fireplace
33:06They will be confiscated
33:08And the children severely punished
33:11So be it
33:13Go!
33:15But those letters just kept right on coming
33:18Doggone, how can I get the toys to them?
33:21They gotta have toys
33:23Otherwise their life will be nothing but school and chores
33:26And washing their stockings and...
33:28The stockings
33:31The stockings
33:32The stockings
33:36Take this to Jessica
33:37She'll know what to tell the children
33:40Complete!
33:41Halt!
33:42Search the premises
33:44If you find so much as one marble or half a jack
33:47The house is under arrest
33:49Double time!
33:51Hup!
33:52We can't find anything here, Burgermeister
33:56Good!
33:57Very good!
33:58No toys
34:00Nothing but drying stockings
34:02As is proper
34:04About
34:06Face
34:07Forward
34:08March
34:09Hup!
34:10Hup!
34:11Hup!
34:12Hup!
34:13Hup!
34:14Hup!
34:15Thank heaven there were no toys
34:17Hup!
34:18Hup!
34:19Hup!
34:20That's how he started leaving presents in stockings
34:23More toys?
34:25But how?
34:27Oh!
34:28Blessed on my...
34:31I will do what I should have done a long time ago
34:35I will set a trap for that bothersome Kringle
34:38His next visit to Thumbertown will be his last
34:45Oh no!
34:46I must warn Chris
34:48But she was too late
34:49Chris had already left with his toys
34:52Oh!
34:53Mr. Warlock
34:54Uh...
34:55Winter, please
34:56You must help me stop Chris
34:58Please!
34:59Use your magic
35:00Uh...
35:01Alas
35:02I've been...
35:03Disenchanted
35:05I have no more powers
35:07I can't even do card tricks
35:10Oh!
35:11That's terrible!
35:12What shall we do?
35:14Nobody is going to do anything!
35:18You are all under arrest for defying the law and making toys
35:24And for being an accomplice to public enemy number one
35:27Chris Kringle
35:29To the dungeon!
35:31Oh, I tell you things didn't look good
35:35And meanwhile back in Sombertown
35:37Stop!
35:38You are under arrest!
35:39Not me!
35:40Wait!
35:41Look!
35:42What can I do?
35:43You have me
35:44To the dungeon!
35:45Children of Sombertown
35:46You will never, never play again!
35:50Oh!
35:51Mr. Lee!
35:52Is that me?
35:53Oh!
35:54Mr. Lee!
35:55Is that me?
35:56Is that me?
35:57I am not sure
35:58You will never, never play again!
36:02Oh, Mr. Lee!
36:03Is that me?
36:04Mr. Lee!
36:05Is that me?
36:06Mr. Lee!
36:07Is that me?
36:08The King
36:09Is that me?
36:10No!
36:11Yeah!
36:12Well, sir, it looked like Chris was finally beaten
36:13Well, sir, it looked like Chris was finally beaten.
36:18Herr Burgermeister, please, you must set Chris and the little Kringles free.
36:23Ho, ho, ho, ho, set them free? Never.
36:27I promise they will never disturb you again.
36:30Ah, what good are your promises?
36:33Goodbye, good luck, and good riddance.
36:38My own town turned against me.
36:42Well, my eyes are beginning to open for the very first time to what life is really all about.
36:48And I know just where I belong, with Chris, wherever he is.
36:55Today is not the end, it's only the beginning.
36:57All the little kids picked along the way
37:05Suddenly I have disappeared with yesterday
37:12Tossed above the fields and lost among the winds
37:21My world is beginning today
37:27Oh, so many times have I walked this way
37:36And never seen the little things I see today
37:43Never had my head so high above the clouds
37:52My world is beginning today
37:58I know something's gonna happen
38:03But it's out of my hands
38:07Things are gonna start snapping without any plan
38:13All the little kids picked along the way
38:16All the little kids picked along the way
38:22Suddenly have disappeared with yesterday
38:24Suddenly have disappeared with yesterday
38:30Just about the fields and lost among the winds
38:38My world is beginning today
38:44My world is beginning today
38:52Well, Jessica realized the first thing she had to do
38:57Was set Chris and the others free
38:59Mr. Warlock
39:01Oh, Jessica
39:03Oh, Winter, please
39:05What are you doing here?
39:07Trying to set you all free
39:08But I don't know how
39:10If only you had your magic powers back
39:14Alas
39:14I have nothing but a few meager magical leftovers here in my pockets
39:19A short-circuited wand, useless
39:23A dried-up magic potion, powerless
39:26The tiny stubs of a hundred or so magic candles
39:30And a few last handfuls of magic feed corn
39:34Just junk
39:35On me
39:37Magic feed corn?
39:39Well, it's of no use to us
39:40It can't dissolve prison walls
39:42All it can do is make reindeer fly
39:45Reindeer?
39:46Fly?
39:47Yes, yes
39:48That's ridiculous, isn't it?
39:49Later that night
39:50Jessica rounded up some of Chris's reindeer friends
39:53They just had to take one nibble of that corn
39:56And
39:57Whee!
40:00Look at them go!
40:01I bet you know their names
40:02Dasher and Dancer
40:04And Prancer and Vixen
40:06And Comet and Cupid
40:07And Donner and Glitzer
40:09Yes, sir
40:11And don't forget
40:12No, that's another story
40:16Halt!
40:22Stop!
40:24Stop!
40:25Let's go, Donner
40:26Let's go
40:28Onward, Vixen!
40:30Onward!
40:31Well, I still have a little magic
40:34Oh, I'm not such a loser, Admiral
40:36And that's how Santa's reindeer started to fly
40:42That's just the way it happened
40:44We Meister Burgers shall hunt them down throughout the land
40:49Those rebels will not have one moment's peace until they are captured again
40:54It's not even safe here
40:57The guardsmen will be coming back
40:59We'll have to push on
41:00I'll go anywhere you say, Chris
41:02Like Robin Hood of old
41:05Chris suddenly found himself called an outlaw
41:07Wanted, dead or alive
41:11The terrible toy maker
41:13Toy maker
41:13Chris Kringle
41:15Well, those posters are not going to do them any good now
41:24Oh, Chris
41:25Let me take a good look at it
41:27Pretty grand, eh?
41:29It's perfect
41:31Well, since I'm a Kringle
41:33I had to grow one sooner or later
41:36So that's why he has whiskers
41:40Ah, but you should not use your Kringle name
41:44It's dangerous
41:45Not call myself Kringle?
41:47What other name would suit me?
41:48There is one
41:49You were wearing this when we found you as a baby
41:53See what it says?
41:55Claws
41:56Claws?
41:59Your real name
42:00You must use it now
42:03I knew it
42:04I knew it
42:05That's where he got his name from
42:07Mm-hmm
42:08And it was that name he asked Jessica to share
42:11It was that name Jessica agreed to take
42:13As his wife
42:15Jessica
42:16Oh, she became Mrs. Santa Claus
42:19It was a lovely wedding
42:20Yes, sir
42:21They held it on Christmas Eve
42:23And since no town would welcome them
42:26They stood before the Lord
42:28In the silent winter woods
42:29And a grove of pine trees
42:32Was their cathedral
42:32They put all that pretty stuff
42:35Onto the pine trees
42:36And then Chris and Jessica
42:38Placed their wedding gifts
42:39To each other
42:40Under the trees
42:41No church ever looked nicer
42:44Oh, please
42:47Let me have
42:50Just a little magic
42:52Ah
42:53The very first Christmas trees
42:58What better way
43:03To tell you
43:06How much
43:10You mean
43:12To me
43:14Than a token
43:18Of affection
43:21Placed beneath
43:26A Christmas tree
43:30The custom started
43:36Long, long ago
43:40When first
43:42The wise men
43:45Tream
43:46Gave gifts of love
43:53Gave gifts of love
43:55Of love
43:58Of love
43:59To a new
44:04Old man
44:07But there was no rest
44:26For our little group
44:26Of outcastes
44:27Soon they were forced up
44:29Beyond the reaches
44:30Of civilization
44:31Up far past
44:32The most northern city
44:33Past where even
44:34Most animals live
44:36Up to the north pole
44:38This is it people
44:39Ah, yes
44:40This is it
44:41We'll build ourselves
44:42A nice house
44:43Heck, while we're at it
44:47We'll build ourselves
44:48A castle
44:48And the best toy factory
44:51In the world
44:52And that's just what they did
44:54And in no time at all
44:56Santa's castle and workshop
44:59Up at the north pole
45:01Well, as soon as the buildings were built
45:03They settled in and started making toys in earnest
45:05Oh, they needed toys
45:08Because you see
45:09Despite everything the Meisterburgers tried
45:12The legend of Kris Kringle
45:13Or Claus
45:14As he now was known
45:15Just grew and grew
45:17And as the years went by
45:20Animals delivered letters
45:22By the thousands
45:23Oh, just look at this list
45:26Well
45:27Load up the sleigh
45:30Ah, this is the fourth trip this month
45:33You see
45:34He still had to travel by night
45:36Because he was considered an outlaw
45:38But when did they stop calling him an outlaw?
45:42Well, as time went by
45:43That changed
45:44You see
45:44The Meisterburgers
45:46They kind of died off
45:47And fell out of power
45:48And by and by
45:50The good people realized
45:51How silly the Meisterburger laws were
45:53Well, everybody had a wonderful laugh
45:56And then forgot all about him
45:58Yes, sir
45:59The older he got
46:00The more famous he became
46:01And the more folks loved him
46:03He's very good, isn't he?
46:05Uh-huh
46:06You bet
46:07Is that why he's called Santa Claus?
46:11That's why, honey
46:12That's why
46:14It turned into quite a proposition
46:17I can hardly keep up with the orders
46:19I'm afraid I'm gonna have to limit my journeys to
46:24A one a year
46:25But on which night should I go out?
46:29I wonder
46:29It wasn't a hard decision to make
46:32They chose, of course, the holiest night of the year
46:35The night of profound love
46:37Which was the perfect night for giving
46:39Christmas Eve
46:41Christmas Eve
46:42And that's how it all started
46:45How goes it, Mr. Warlock?
46:52Winter, please
46:53I've got my magic power working just fine
46:57I can cast up a big freeze
46:59Yes, sir
47:00I think I can guarantee
47:02A white Christmas
47:04Wonderful
47:06Then let's be off
47:08Away
47:10And that is the story of Santa Claus
47:18Gee, he's so wonderful
47:20Everybody must love him
47:22Well, most everybody
47:25Oh, he's not considered an outlaw anymore
47:28But there still are some
47:30Eh, bah, humbug
47:33Christmas is a bother
47:34The noise, the crowds
47:36I really wish it were outlawed
47:38How can they talk about Santa Claus
47:40When there's so much unhappiness in the world?
47:43Poor misguided folks
47:44They missed the whole point
47:47Lots of unhappiness?
47:49Maybe so
47:50But doesn't Santa take a little bit of that unhappiness away?
47:55Doesn't a smile on Christmas morning scratch out a tear
47:58Cried on a Saturday?
48:00Not much, maybe
48:02But what would happen if we all tried to be like Santa
48:06And learned to give
48:07As only he can give
48:10Of ourselves
48:11Our talents
48:13Our love
48:14And our hearts
48:16Maybe if we could all learn Santa's beautiful lesson
48:20Maybe there would finally be peace on earth
48:23And goodwill toward man
48:25Hey, it's getting late
48:29And I've got these letters to deliver
48:31And you better be getting home too
48:33And remember
48:35Behave yourselves
48:37Because Santa can still look into his magic snowball
48:40And see just what you're up to
48:41And now that you know all about him
48:44You can be darn sure
48:45That comes snow or high water
48:47Santa Claus is coming to town
48:51You better watch out
48:55You better not cry
48:57You better not pout
48:58I tell you why
49:00Santa Claus is coming to town
49:04He's making a list
49:07And checking it twice
49:08He's gonna find out
49:10Who's gnawing nice
49:11Santa Claus is coming to town
49:15He sees you when you're sleeping
49:20He knows when you're awake
49:22He knows if you've been bad or good
49:26So be good for goodness sake
49:28Oh, you better watch out
49:31You better not cry
49:32You better not pout
49:34I'm telling you why
49:35Santa Claus is coming to town
49:39Santa Claus is coming to town
49:41With little tin horns and little toy drums
49:44Poo-dee-toot-toots and drum-y-tum-tum-tum
49:47Santa Claus is coming to town
49:52And girly-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-tum-t
50:22Santa Claus is coming
50:26Santa Claus is coming
50:29Santa Claus is coming
50:32True time
50:36Merry Christmas!
50:52Merry Christmas!