00:02You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen, Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen,
00:10but do you recall the most famous reindeer of all?
00:18Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer had a very shiny nose,
00:24and if you ever saw it, you would even say it glows.
00:31All of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names,
00:37they never let poor Rudolph join in any reindeer games.
00:43Then one foggy Christmas Eve, Santa came to say,
00:49Rudolph with your nose so bright, won't you guide my sleigh tonight?
00:56Then how the reindeer loved him, as they shouted out with glee,
01:02Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, you'll go down and hear a story.
01:09T'was the day before Christmas, and all through the hills the reindeer were playing,
01:15enjoying the spills of skating and coasting and climbing the willows
01:19and hopscotch and leapfrog, protected by pillows.
01:32Look, fellas, it's Rudolph.
01:39His nose is a sight.
01:41It's rather to be twice as big and twice as bright.
01:46Looky, looky, I'm Rudolph.
01:49Poor Rudolph.
01:50Where most reindeer's noses are brownish and tiny,
01:54Rudolph's was red, very large, and quite shiny.
02:05Rudolph's was red, very large, and very large, and very large.
02:06Rudolph!
02:06Go on home, Red-Nosed.
02:08Your mama's calling you.
02:17Come, come, Rudolph.
02:19Tonight you hang up your stocking.
02:23Come, come, Rudolph.
02:43His nose is a sight.
02:45It's rather to be twice as big and twice as bright.
02:56While way, way up north on this dark, foggy night,
03:00awaiting the time for his Christmas Eve flight,
03:03good old Santa.
03:06Mmm.
03:07This fog will be hard to get through.
03:22Quick, quick, get hitched in a hurry.
03:26Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid,
03:32Donna, Blitzer.
03:39Heigh-ho!
03:51To keep our direction, we'll have to fly low.
04:07Come down here, quick!
04:12Uh-ho!
04:14Uh-ho!
04:16Uh-ho!
04:19Uh-ho!
04:19Uh-ho!
04:20Uh-ho!
04:21Uh-ho!
04:22Uh-ho!
04:22Uh-ho!
04:30Uh-ho!
04:31Uh-ho!
04:31Pretty close!
04:42Uh-ho!
04:50The air was still foggy.
04:53The night dark.
04:53It was dark and drear when Santa arrived at the home of the deer.
04:58But all this took time and filled Santa with gloom,
05:02while slowly he groped toward the next reindeer's room.
05:07The lamp wasn't burning.
05:09The glow came instead from Rudolph's red nose at the head of the bed.
05:15And then came the greatest idea in all of the dark and the dark and the dark and the dark
05:24and the fog and the blackness and losing the way.
05:28I need you tonight to lead all my deer on the rest of our flight.
05:34The light about itekaordo's red顯示 lost
05:36And a little bit with Шman's orders wouldn't be
05:36By the way, the dark and the dark it was red.
05:53Rudolph's red nose is a wonderful light.
05:56Old Santa flew quickly the rest of the night.
06:27It all went so fast that before it was day, the very last present was given away.
06:39Hear ye, hear ye, a message from Rudolph.
06:44Yes, they'd found Rudolph's message. It's all over town.
06:48Hear ye, hear ye, Rudolph left the stadium.
06:51Come on, come on!
07:01The bad deer who used to do nothing but tease him?
07:05Well, now they'd do anything only to please him.
07:19Rudolph, my boy,
07:20they'll envy you now far and near.
07:24For no greater honor can come to a deer than riding with Santa and guiding my sleigh.
07:30The number one job on the number one day.
07:33I hope you'll continue to keep us from grief.
07:37I hereby appoint you Commander in Chief.
07:48And Rudolph just blushed from his head to his toes until his whole fur was as red as his nose.
07:57Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night.
08:12Backward, turn backward, oh time and your flight.
08:16Make me a child again, just for tonight.
08:20And between these covers, we find these immortal favorites.
08:25Sleeping Beauty.
08:27Remember the lovely princess who was bewitched into a deep slumber until her Prince Charming came to break the spell?
08:49Come on, wake up, wake up!
08:58Tom Thumb, the little boy who got his name because he was no bigger than a man's thumb.
09:04Let's pay this interesting family a visit.
09:12Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Thumb.
09:14Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Thumb.
09:14Where's little Tom?
09:21Are you Tom Thumb?
09:26Yeah, that's me.
09:28Why, I thought you were no bigger than a man's thumb.
09:32How did you get so big?
09:34Vitamin B1.
09:40The Grasshopper and the Ant.
09:42The story of the industrious little ant and the lazy grasshopper.
09:49A man can wait.
09:52A man can't wait.
09:54A man can't wait.
09:55A man can't wait.
09:55A man can't wait.
09:57A man can't wait.
10:04A man can't wait.
10:06You're gonna be sorry.
10:08I've worked all summer and put away plenty for the winter.
10:12But you, you lazy thing, you're gonna starve.
10:26The bad boy of the fairy tales, the boy who cried wolf.
10:31Wolf! Wolf! Help! Help the wolf! Wolf!
10:35Help! Help! Wolf! Wolf! Wolf!
10:50What a joy! What a dope!
10:53There's a lad who could stand some discipline.
10:56What a dope!
10:57He'll learn his lesson someday.
10:59Jack and the Beanstalk.
11:01The story of the boy who climbed a beanstalk only to be met at the top by a ferocious two
11:06-headed giant who forced Jack to run for his life.
11:12Jack and the Beanstalk.
11:32Say! You almost had him. Why did you quit?
11:39He's been sick.
11:45The wolf in sheep's clothing. The fifth columnist of his day.
11:49By means of a disguise, he preyed upon unsuspecting little sheep.
11:53There! There! There! There! There! There! There!
12:12Scram, bum. I'm working this out of the pasture.
12:24The Arabian Nights gave us the story of Aladdin and his wonderful lamp.
12:30All Aladdin had to do was to rub the lamp and...
12:33Presto! The genie appeared.
12:36I dream of genie with a light brown hair.
12:45I dream of genie with a light brown hair.
12:57That nasty kid again.
13:09What a joke. What a joke.
13:13Hey, young fella. You're going to yell wolf once too often.
13:17Eh, go on. Go on. Mind your own business. Mind your own business. Can I have a little fun?
13:22A session in the woodshed wouldn't do that boy any harm.
13:26And here's a bird you wouldn't mind having in your own home.
13:28A goose that lays golden eggs.
13:47Hey, wait a minute. You're supposed to lay golden eggs.
13:51Not anymore, brother. I'm doing my bit for national defense.
14:07The old mother Hubbard went to the cupboard to get her poor dog a bone.
14:27Why, you dirty double-crossing.
14:34Food hoarder! She's a food hoarder! Food hoarder!
14:40Remember this little nursery rhyme?
14:43This little piggy went for to market.
14:47This little piggy, he's gone for to stay home.
14:51This little piggy, he's have roast beef and smash potatoes.
14:56And this poor little piggy, he don't have anything, all kinds things to eat.
15:01And this little piggy, he's for to cry like anything.
15:06Whee, whee, whee! All the way out!
15:09No! For crying out pit sack, mother! Be careful! My corn!
15:15Cinderella and her glass slipper.
15:17The little girl who...
15:19Whoa! Whoa! Help! Help somebody! Help!
15:22Uh-oh! She's at it again.
15:25Whoa! Whoa! Help! Help the wolf!
15:34Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
15:42Ha ha ha!
15:44Ba-ba do-ba do-ba do! Boop-ba-do! Ha ha ha!
15:48Oh, I found the little rabbit's foot.
15:52And here's the rabbit's tail.
15:56I'd like to find the rabbit's head, rabbit's head, rabbit's head.
16:02Oh, here's the little rabbit's head.
16:06It's time to go to bed.
16:25Oh, here's the rabbit's head.
16:51Oh, where am I?
16:58Oh!
17:06Oh, yes!
17:11Oh!
17:16Oh, I saw you!
17:32Where are you going, bunny?
17:33Huh?
17:37Oh, here we go.
17:46Oh!
18:12Oh, the crazy man had us.
18:21Oh, the duchess, and the brawdy, and hunky-dunky, and the mock turtle, and the march hare, and everybody else.
18:37Everyone, how do you do? The cook in the kitchen, and the duchess, too. The doormouse, and the teapot, and
18:44the mayor had it, too. How do you do?
18:46Ooh, everyone, no matter who. The folks over lady, and the kiddo, too. The walnuts, and the lobsters, and the
18:55nice voices. Say, how are you?
18:57Ooh, there, what trickle people in this place I find. But I hope you'll treat me the same as any
19:07of your kind.
19:09Oh, you, and you, and you, and you. The king, and the palace, and the princess, too. The turtle, and
19:16the water, and the lion, and the zoo. How do you...
19:19Poop, poop, poop, poop, poop.
19:28The End
20:07Oh, no, no, no, no!
20:21Oh, no! Save me, please!
20:24Oh, no!
21:04Oh, help me, please!
21:07Oh, no!
21:12Oh, no!
21:17Oh, no!
21:20Oh!
21:28Come here, please!
21:57Oh, no!
22:01Oh, no!
22:06Oh, no!
22:06Oh, no!
22:08Oh, no!
22:10Oh, no!
22:34Oh, no!
22:36Oh, no!
22:57Oh, no!
23:01Oh, no!
23:03Oh, no!
23:05Oh, no!
23:05Oh, no!
23:11Oh, no!
23:42Oh, no!
23:43Oh, no!
23:44Oh, no!
23:46Oh, no!
23:49Oh, no!
24:03Oh, look at all this, sweetie.
24:08See you back.
24:10Oh, I'm in the kind of way.
24:12Oh, I'm going to clear up that ladder.
24:19Up, up, up.
24:23Here we are.
24:27Oh, I'm in the kind of way.
24:39Oh, I'm in the kind of way.
24:41Oh, I'm in the kind of way.
24:46Oh!
25:16Five, five, go away!
25:42What a hanker!
25:49Oh!
25:51Oh!
25:52Oh!
25:53Oh!
25:56Ah!
25:56Ah!
25:57Ah!
25:58Well, I'm going to be like you!
26:00Ha!
26:00Ah!
26:01Ah!
26:02Ah!
26:04And there!
26:05Ah!
26:07Ah!
26:10Ah!
26:12Ah!
26:14Ah!
26:15Ah!
26:31Oh
26:47Beware! Take care!
27:07Better play safe!
27:21Beware!
27:30Beware!
27:33Beware!
27:38Whoo!
27:44Whoo!
28:05Ah!
28:06Ah!
28:10Move!
28:35Ah!
28:49Ah!
28:54Ah!
28:56Ah!
28:57Ah!
28:57Ah!
28:58Ah!
29:00Ahh!
29:09Play safe, play safe, before it's too late, stop heading for danger, wait, better play
29:18safe, beware, take care, and always prepare, to stop, don't listen, when you get up in
29:28the morning, don't you dare forget, I wanna bring you play, better play safe.
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