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A living snowman and a little girl struggle to elude a greedy magician who is after the snowman's magic hat.
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00:30I suppose it all started with the snow.
00:33You see, it was a very special kind of snow.
00:38A snow to make you happy happier and the giddy even giddy.
00:42A snow to make a homecoming home of you and natural enemies friends.
00:48Natural.
00:50For it was the first snow of the season.
00:53And as any child can tell you, there's a certain magic to the very first snow.
00:59Well, especially when it falls on the day before Christmas.
01:03For when the first snow is also a Christmas snow,
01:07well, something wonderful is bound to happen.
01:20Children, back to your seats.
01:22The snow can wait.
01:24Now, now.
01:25Now, I've hired Professor Hinkle the magician to entertain at today's class Christmas party.
01:33So, pay attention.
01:35Now, Professor Hinkle was just about the worst magician in the world.
01:49And so, I put the magic eggs into my hat.
01:53Abra-cadabra, to coin the phrase.
01:55And voila.
01:57The eggs have turned into...
02:03Messy, messy, messy.
02:12Where is that rabbit?
02:15Hocus pocus, where are you?
02:18Bah!
02:19The only thing this hat's good for is the trash can.
02:43You deserve Hinkle the ouch for some stupid, ow, frozen water.
02:52Hey, look at the snow on the side.
02:54It's cold and snowy.
02:56Yeah, it's a bad kind of snow, too.
02:58I like snow.
02:59Yeah?
02:59It smells good.
03:01See?
03:02Smell.
03:04We're building a snowman, Karen.
03:06You make the head.
03:08The head is the most difficult part.
03:11Ask anyone.
03:13What will we call him?
03:15Yeah, shall we call him Harold?
03:17Uh, Bruce?
03:17Nah.
03:19What's the fucker rabbit?
03:21Oh, no.
03:23Oatmeal?
03:24Oatmeal!
03:26How about...
03:28Frosty?
03:30Frosty?
03:31Yeah!
03:32Frosty it is!
03:33Frosty the Snowman!
03:35Yay!
03:37Yay!
03:39Frosty the Snowman!
03:41What a happy, jolly soul!
03:44With a corncobite and a button nose and two eyes made out of coal.
03:51Frosty the Snowman!
03:53Come back here, you!
03:54Frosty!
03:56Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
04:04Happy birthday!
04:08That hat brought Frosty to life.
04:11It must be magic!
04:13Magic?
04:15My hat magic?
04:18Just look!
04:20If that hat is magic, I want it back!
04:25But it's not yours anymore.
04:28You threw it away.
04:29Don't talk back to your elders, you naughty, naughty little girl.
04:34And you stay in there, or there'll be no carrots for Christmas.
04:38But you can't take that hat back.
04:41It brought Frosty to life.
04:43You saw it happen.
04:45I saw nothing of the kind.
04:48Quiet.
04:49I can't lose that hat if it's really got magic now.
04:53It'll make me a millionaire magician.
04:56But we saw Frosty come to life, didn't we?
05:00Uh-huh.
05:01Oh, we sure did.
05:03You silly children believe everything you see.
05:06When you're grown up, you'll realize that Snowman can't come to life.
05:12But we...
05:13Silly, silly, silly.
05:20Oh, Frosty, we don't care what grown-ups say.
05:24We know you did come to life.
05:26We know, Frosty.
05:28We just know.
05:30Frosty the Snowman was a joutly happy soul.
05:35With a corncob pipe and a button nose and two eyes made out of coal.
05:41Frosty the Snowman is a fairy tale, they say.
05:46He was laid as snow, but the children know how he came to life one day.
05:58Now, of course, the hat did belong to Frosty and the children.
06:03That point must be made very clear.
06:07Therefore, Hocus Pocus was entirely in the right in what he was about to do.
06:21Well, Hocus Pocus raced back to the children just as fast as he could.
06:37Look, the hat's back.
06:40Let's see if it'll make Frosty alive again.
06:51Happy birthday!
06:54Hey, I said my first words.
06:57But...
06:58But snowmen can't talk.
07:02All right, come on now.
07:04What's the joke?
07:05Could...
07:06Could I really be alive?
07:08I mean, I can make words.
07:10I can move.
07:12I can juggle.
07:14I can sweep.
07:15I can count to ten.
07:18One, two, three, four, five, nine, six, eight.
07:25Well, I can count to five.
07:29What do you know?
07:31I'm even ticklish.
07:32In fact, I'm all living.
07:35I am alive.
07:37What a neat thing to happen to a nice guy like me.
07:42There must have been some magic in that old silk hat they found.
07:47Oh, when they placed it on his head, he began to dance around.
07:54Frosty, the snowman, was alive as he could be.
07:58And the children say he could laugh and play just the same as you and me.
08:07Uh-oh.
08:09What's the matter, Frosty?
08:12Whew.
08:13Is there a thermometer around here?
08:15Over there in the wall.
08:16Why?
08:21Oh, I was afraid of that.
08:23The thermometer's getting red.
08:25I hate red thermometers.
08:27Why, Frosty?
08:29Because when the thermometer gets all reddish, the temperature goes up.
08:32And when the temperature goes up, I start to melt.
08:36And when I start to melt, I get all wishy-washy.
08:40Then you've got to go someplace where you'll never melt.
08:44The only place I'd never melt is the North Pole.
08:47Then we've got to get you there.
08:50Yeah.
08:51We'll take you downtown to the railroad station.
08:53And put you on a train.
08:55Great.
08:56I always wanted to see the town.
08:59Let's make a party out of it.
09:01Let's have a parade.
09:02Parade!
09:04Parade!
09:04Parade!
09:05Parade!
09:07Frosty, the snowman, knew the sun was hot that day.
09:13So he said, let's run and we'll have some fun.
09:18Now before I melt away.
09:41Down to the village
09:45With a broomstick in his hand
09:49Running here and there
09:51All around the square
09:53Saying catch me if you can
09:56Come on, kids.
09:59Follow the leader.
10:01He let them down the streets
10:04Out of the road to the traffic top
10:08And he only paused a moment
10:12When he heard him a holler
10:15Stop!
10:18Stop!
10:19Stop!
10:19Stop!
10:22All right.
10:24Didn't you see that traffic light?
10:25What's a traffic light?
10:27Up there on the lamppost.
10:29What's a lamppost?
10:31Oh.
10:32You want a ticket, wise guy?
10:34I'd love one.
10:35To the North Pole, please.
10:37Huh?
10:38You've got to excuse him, sir.
10:41You see, he just came to life
10:43And he doesn't know much about such things.
10:46Oh, well, okay.
10:48If he just came to life...
10:50Move along!
10:52That silly snowman.
10:53Once they come to life,
10:54They don't know nothing.
10:56Come to life?
11:23We'd like a ticket to the North Pole, please.
11:26Hmm?
11:27Well, it's North Pole?
11:29Oh, yes, ma'am.
11:42Root you, by the way,
11:44A Saskatchewan, Hudson Bay,
11:46Nome, Alaska,
11:48The Klondike and Aurora Borealis.
11:51Gotta make a change
11:52At Nanook of the North, though.
11:54Hmm, hmm.
11:55That'll be $3,000 and four cents,
11:57Including tax.
11:59Oh.
12:00But we don't have any money.
12:03No money!
12:08No money!
12:10No money!
12:10No tickets!
12:16Now I'll never get to the North Pole.
12:19Oh, Frosty.
12:21You just can't melt.
12:23Oh, Karen.
12:24Don't you get all slushy, too.
12:30What is it, Hocus?
12:32Out the window?
12:38Out the window?
12:41Out the window.
12:42You'll be safe there, Frosty.
12:44Come on.
12:50It's full of ice cream.
12:52And frozen Christmas cakes.
12:54What a neat way to travel.
13:04Hurry up, Frosty.
13:06The train is pulling out.
13:09Are you coming to the North Pole, too?
13:12I'm sure my mother won't mind.
13:14As long as I'm home in time for supper.
13:29Frosty, the snowman
13:31Had a hurry on his way
13:33But he waved goodbye,
13:35Saying, don't cry,
13:37I'll be back again someday
13:39I must get that hat back
13:43Think nasty
13:44Think nasty
13:46Think nasty
13:47We'll be back again someday
13:58Now, actually
13:59A refrigerated boxcar
14:01Is a splendid way to travel
14:03Splendid, that is
14:05If one is a snowman
14:07Or a furry-coated rabbit
14:09But for Karen
14:14Are you cold, Karen?
14:16Now, that's a silly question
14:18You wouldn't be sneezing
14:19If you weren't cold
14:21Well
14:23Just
14:24Just a little
14:25A little
14:29Frosty realized
14:30That Karen had to get out of that car
14:32As soon as possible
14:35So when the little freight train stopped
14:37To let an express
14:39Full of happy Christmas travelers pass
14:42Frosty took advantage of the opportunity
14:44And quickly got them all out
14:51Oh, you tricked me
14:53No fair
14:56The only thing Professor Hinkle could do
14:59Was make a jump for us
15:21Frosty wanted to get as far away as he could
15:23Before Hinkle woke up
15:31Frosty wanted to get as far away as he could before Hinkle woke up
15:36But the woods to which they traveled
15:38were still bitterly cold.
15:43Hocus, I've got to get Karen all warmed up,
15:46or she's a goner.
15:51But I can't make a fire.
15:53Oh, boy, that's one thing I really can't do.
15:57Guess we just better keep moving
15:59till we find someone who can.
16:02Then suddenly they came upon a tiny glen
16:04which seemed almost magical.
16:08For it was Christmas Eve,
16:10and the woodland animals were all decorating
16:14for their big celebration.
16:16They knew Santa was to come that night,
16:19and they wanted everything to be just right.
16:22Hocus, speak to the animals.
16:25See if they will all pitch in and build a fire for Karen.
16:40The animals were delighted to help,
16:44so they found a spot away from the glen,
16:46where the fire wouldn't catch on to the tree.
16:50Soon there was a spark,
16:52and in almost no time,
16:55a splendid fire was crackling away.
17:06Frosty was careful to stay far away from the flames.
17:15Hocus, we've got to find someone
17:17to help Karen get home before she freezes,
17:19and me to the North Pole before I melt.
17:22But who?
17:26No, not the Marines.
17:31No, not the President of the United States.
17:34Oh, they were both swell ideas,
17:38but we've got to find someone nearby.
17:45Yeah, Santa Claus.
17:47That's a great idea.
17:49Why didn't I think of that before?
17:55Hocus, you go back with the animals,
17:57and when Santa comes,
17:59you bring him right here.
18:00Understand?
18:03Hurry now!
18:12And so Frosty kept a silent vigil,
18:16waiting patiently all through the night
18:18until Santa would arrive.
18:20But suddenly...
18:22Oh, a campfire.
18:25Well, isn't that all snug and comfy?
18:31No, don't!
18:33Now, give me that hat or else.
18:37Or else?
18:38What?
18:39Oh, well, don't bother me with details.
18:42Give me that hat!
18:43Give me!
18:44Get on my shoulders, Karen!
18:47You see, Frosty,
18:49since he was made of snow himself,
18:51was the fastest belly whapper
18:53in the world.
19:02And old Professor Hinkle was so far out distant.
19:12And now it was Frosty's good fortune
19:15that right at the bottom of the hill
19:17was a tiny greenhouse
19:18used to grow precious tropical poinsettias
19:23for Christmas.
19:26It's got to be all warm and snug inside
19:28for those Christmas flowers to grow so beautiful.
19:31Let's go in.
19:33Oh, but...
19:35But you will melt.
19:37Just a little.
19:38I'll only stay inside for a minute.
19:41Besides, I've been meaning to take off
19:43a little weight anyway.
19:49Stay in here much longer
19:51and I'll really make a splash in the world.
20:03Now I've got you!
20:05And the minute you're all melted,
20:08the hat will be mine!
20:14Santa had arrived,
20:16but was he too late?
20:25Hocus explained the situation to Santa,
20:28who, as you know,
20:30speaks a fluent rabbit.
20:33And when they didn't find
20:35Frosty and Karen on the hill,
20:37Santa followed Frosty's pad
20:39in the snow to the greenhouse.
20:42But when they got inside,
20:44a terrible sight met their rise.
20:49Oh!
21:05Frosty, the snowman,
21:10was a happy, jolly soul
21:15with a corn cut pipe
21:18and a buttoned nose
21:23and two eyes made out of coal.
21:32They were too late.
21:36Too late?
21:38Why, nonsense!
21:41Oh, don't cry, Karen.
21:44Frosty's not gone for good.
21:46You see,
21:47he was made out of Christmas snow,
21:50and Christmas snow
21:51can never disappear completely.
21:54Oh, it sometimes goes away
21:57for almost a year at a time
21:59and takes the form
22:00of spring and summer rain.
22:03But you can bet your boots
22:05that when a good,
22:06jolly December wind kisses it,
22:09it'll turn into Christmas snow
22:12all over again.
22:13Yes, but
22:15he was my friend.
22:19Just watch.
22:32Wait a minute.
22:34I want that hat,
22:36and I want it now.
22:37Don't you dare touch that.
22:41And just what are you
22:43going to do about it?
22:44If you so much as lay a finger
22:47on the brim,
22:48I'll never bring you
22:49another Christmas present
22:51as long as you live.
22:54Never?
22:56Never.
22:57No more trick cards
23:00or magic balls or...
23:03No more anything.
23:05Oh, that's not fair.
23:09I mean,
23:09we evil magicians
23:11have to make a living, too.
23:13Now you go home and write,
23:16I am very sorry
23:17for what I did to Frosty
23:19a hundred zillion times.
23:21And then maybe,
23:23just maybe, mind you,
23:25you'll find something
23:26in your stocking
23:27tomorrow morning.
23:28A new hat, maybe?
23:31Oh, yes, sir.
23:34Goodbye, everyone.
23:35Sorry to lose and run,
23:37but I've got to get
23:38busy writing.
23:39Busy, busy, busy.
23:46Come on, Frosty.
23:47We're all waiting for you.
23:53Happy birthday!
23:55Frosty, so glad
23:57he's a fairy tale,
23:59they say.
24:00He was made of snow,
24:01but the children know
24:03how he came to life
24:04one day.
24:09And so Santa
24:10took Karen home
24:11and made ready
24:12to bring Frosty
24:14back to the North Pole
24:15with him.
24:16Ah!
24:17Oh!
24:18Karen hated
24:20to say goodbye
24:21to Frosty,
24:22but as Santa promised,
24:24Frosty returned
24:25every year
24:25with the magical
24:26Christmas snow.
24:28And every year
24:29there was a great
24:30celebration
24:31with a big
24:32Christmas parade.
24:36Stompity, stomp, stomp,
24:38stompity, stomp, stomp, stomp.
24:39Look at that
24:40Frosty go.
24:42Stompity, stomp, stomp,
24:43stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp.
24:45Over the hills of snow.
24:48Frosty, the snowman
24:50was a jolly, happy soul.
24:52Put a corn cup pipe
24:54in the button nose
24:55and two eyes
24:56made out of coal.
25:00And with Frosty, the snowman,
25:03Christmas was always
25:04very merry indeed.
25:07You have a merry Christmas, too.
25:10Frosty, the snowman,
25:12had to hurry on his way.
25:15But he waved goodbye
25:17saying,
25:18don't you cry.
25:22I'll be back
25:24on Christmas Day!
25:37I'll be back
25:39on Christmas Day!
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