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00:01:15 It was the day before Christmas and all through the hills the reindeer were playing,
00:01:20 enjoying the spills of skating and coasting and climbing the willows and hopscotch and leapfrog, protected by pillows.
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00:01:40 Look, fellas, it's Rudolph.
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00:01:47 His nose is a sight. It's red as a beet.
00:01:50 Twice as big and twice as bright.
00:01:53 Lookie, lookie, I'm Rudolph.
00:01:56 Poor Rudolph. Where most reindeers' noses are brownish and tiny, Rudolph's was red, very large and quite shiny.
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00:02:12 Rudolph!
00:02:15 Go on home, red nose. Your mama's calling you.
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00:02:26 Come, come, Rudolph. Tonight you hang up your stocking.
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00:02:54 His nose is a sight. It's red as a beet.
00:02:57 Twice as big and twice as bright.
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00:03:07 While way, way up north on this dark, foggy night, awaiting the time for his Christmas Eve flight, good old Santa.
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00:03:35 Quick, quick, get Houston a hurry.
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00:03:52 Ho, ho!
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00:04:05 To keep our direction, we'll have to fly low.
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00:04:20 Come down here, quick.
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00:04:26 Ho, ho!
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00:04:44 Phew, pretty close.
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00:04:56 Ho, ho!
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00:05:05 The air was still foggy the night dark and clear when Santa arrived at the home of the deer.
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00:05:14 But all this took time and filled Santa with gloom while slowly he groped toward the next reindeer's room.
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00:05:23 The lamp wasn't burning. The glow came instead from Rudolph's red nose at the head of the bed.
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00:05:31 And then came the greatest idea in all history.
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00:05:37 Rudolph is told of the dark and delay, the fog and the blackness and losing the way.
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00:05:45 I need you tonight to lead all my deer on the rest of our flight.
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00:05:52 Dear Mommy and Daddy, I have gone to help Santa.
00:05:57 Don't worry, Rudolph, that's me.
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00:06:01 Hurry Rudolph, it's very dark here.
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00:06:10 With Rudolph's red nose as a wonderful light, old Santa flew quickly the rest of the night.
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00:06:46 It all went so fast that before it was day, the very last present was given away.
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00:06:59 Hear ye, hear ye, a message from Rudolph.
00:07:03 Yes, they'd found Rudolph's message. It's all over town.
00:07:08 Hear ye, hear ye, Rudolph at the stadium. Come one, come all.
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00:07:22 The bad deer who used to do nothing but tease him, well, now they'd do anything only to please him.
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00:07:40 Rudolph, my boy, they'll envy you now far and near.
00:07:45 For no greater honor can come to a deer than riding with Santa and guiding my sleigh.
00:07:52 The number one job on the number one day.
00:07:56 I hope you'll continue to keep us from grief.
00:07:59 I hereby appoint you Commander-in-Chief.
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00:08:10 And Rudolph just blushed from his head to his toes until his whole fur was as red as his nose.
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00:08:20 Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.
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00:08:27 Then how the reindeer loved him as they shouted out with glee.
00:08:33 Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, you'll go down in history.
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00:08:55 Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way.
00:09:00 What fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. Hey!
00:09:06 [APPLAUSE]
00:09:10 Well, what do we do next, Santa?
00:09:12 The same thing we do every Christmas, Linkletter. Unhand me and pass out the gifts.
00:09:18 Okay, kids.
00:09:19 [CHEERS]
00:09:22 Here we go. Let's see who this one's going to be for.
00:09:26 Bobby Daniels.
00:09:27 Hey, that's me.
00:09:28 Hey, boy, you got the first one.
00:09:30 Thanks, Mr. Linkletter.
00:09:32 Now let's see who's next here.
00:09:34 Have a sing, there, for Tina Marie.
00:09:37 Let's see now, who is Tina Marie?
00:09:40 It's me.
00:09:42 Oh, of course it's you. I thought you were Fred.
00:09:45 [GIGGLES]
00:09:46 Now let's see, you have a present here somewhere. I can't find it right now, but...
00:09:50 Why don't you read this book by Hans Christian Andersen? It's called The Snow Queen.
00:09:56 Thanks, Mr. Linkletter.
00:09:58 Well, now let's see who's next.
00:10:00 Dick Johnson. Are you here, Mr. Johnson?
00:10:03 Here I am, Mr. Linkletter.
00:10:04 And here you are, Mr. Johnson.
00:10:06 Thank you.
00:10:07 Merry Christmas.
00:10:09 Well, there must be a steamroller in this one. Sharon Knight.
00:10:13 Here I am, Mr. Linkletter.
00:10:15 There you are.
00:10:16 Thank you.
00:10:17 Mr. Linkletter.
00:10:19 What?
00:10:20 I just remembered something.
00:10:21 What?
00:10:22 I can't read.
00:10:23 You can't read. How careless of me.
00:10:26 Would you read it to me?
00:10:28 Well, in a little bit. I have some more presents to give away first.
00:10:32 Here's one for Roscoe Fairchild.
00:10:36 Are you sure?
00:10:38 Oh.
00:10:39 Thank you, Mr. Linkletter.
00:10:40 There you are, Roscoe.
00:10:41 Now, I'll tell you what I'll do.
00:10:44 While you're waiting, this will keep you busy. Try to get those links apart.
00:10:49 Now, let me see.
00:10:51 Took me all night to do it.
00:10:57 Now...
00:10:58 Here. First, how about opening this present?
00:11:02 Thanks a lot, Mr. Linkletter.
00:11:05 Sharon, I think she's going to live.
00:11:12 Well, Bobby, how do you like your doctor's kit?
00:11:15 It's okay. Thanks.
00:11:17 You don't seem very enthusiastic. You told me you wanted to be a doctor when you grew up.
00:11:21 That was last week. Now I'm collecting rocks.
00:11:24 Oh, you want to be a geologist, huh?
00:11:26 What are you going to do with the rocks when you collect them?
00:11:29 I'm going to throw them at my sister.
00:11:31 Well, then you'll need that kit.
00:11:33 Okay.
00:11:34 Well, uh, where's Marilyn Harris?
00:11:37 Oh, there you are.
00:11:39 Marilyn, if I gave you two wishes, what would you want more than anything else in the world?
00:11:45 A baby brother.
00:11:47 Oh. Well, um, what about the second wish?
00:11:50 Can I keep that wish till I see how he works out?
00:11:54 Well, this isn't a baby brother, but I'm sure you'll like it just as much.
00:11:59 Oh, it must be a puppy.
00:12:02 You like it, honey?
00:12:06 Square, just like Mom's. Oh, I have a present for you.
00:12:10 A present for me?
00:12:12 Well, isn't that wonderful?
00:12:15 What is it?
00:12:17 It's a game. Put your finger in it.
00:12:19 Uh-huh.
00:12:20 Now put your other finger in the other end.
00:12:22 Uh-huh.
00:12:23 Now pull.
00:12:24 I'm caught.
00:12:27 I'll tell you how to get out when you read me "The Snow Queen."
00:12:31 Well, I guess I'll read "The Snow Queen." Let me out.
00:12:34 Put your neck together like a good little boy.
00:12:37 Well, thank you.
00:12:40 Tita, I'm glad we're friends.
00:12:42 All right, kids, go on in.
00:12:44 All right, now we're ready for the story, and first I want to tell you about the man who wrote "The Snow Queen."
00:12:52 He was born 150 years ago in a faraway land called Denmark.
00:12:58 His name was Hans Christian Andersen.
00:13:02 Did he ever come to the United States?
00:13:05 No, I don't believe he even spoke English, but his stories could be understood by children in every land.
00:13:11 And they're not only for little children, but for the bigger ones that we call adults.
00:13:16 Now, he was very famous, and the house where Hans Christian Andersen lived is now a museum.
00:13:21 And the umbrella he carried, his boots, and hat, all the things that he wore are in glass cases.
00:13:28 Golly, I just throw my stuff on the floor.
00:13:31 You better be careful, Bobby. Someday you may be famous, and your clothes had better be in good condition.
00:13:37 Let's get on with the story.
00:13:39 Well, Tina, I won't have to read it because a very, very beautiful moving picture has been made about "The Snow Queen."
00:13:45 I'll tell you what we'll do, all of you. Look, look right there.
00:13:48 That's nothing but an old mirror.
00:13:50 No, no, that's a magic mirror. Squint your eyes a little.
00:13:54 Everybody now look hard. Look real hard and repeat after me.
00:13:58 One snowflake, two.
00:14:01 One snowflake, two.
00:14:04 Three snowflakes, four.
00:14:07 Three snowflakes, four.
00:14:10 And now you'll see "The Snow Queen" if you add a million more.
00:14:17 Here comes the snow queen, the majesty in white.
00:14:21 We are the winters. Her kingdom is the kingdom of snow.
00:14:26 She rules the mountains and the valley below. Her breath is the wind that freezes the lake.
00:14:31 She ices your window like a frosty cake.
00:14:33 Around and around and around she whirls.
00:14:36 Around and around, the boys and girls.
00:14:38 Around and around in her sleigh she flies, chilling their hearts with ice in their eyes.
00:14:46 Here comes the snow queen, her majesty in white.
00:14:51 Queen of the winters, her kingdom is the kingdom of snow.
00:14:56 She rules the mountains and the valley below.
00:14:58 But the kids of spring will come one day and melt her heart.
00:15:05 All by snowing.
00:15:10 [Music]
00:15:25 Made it. I made it.
00:15:30 [Grunts]
00:15:33 Come on, Buck.
00:15:35 [Grunts]
00:15:37 There, there, I got it.
00:15:40 [Grunts]
00:15:49 My.
00:15:51 Now, through this book I've traveled from cover to cover a thousand times.
00:15:57 Yes, sirree.
00:15:59 I've talked to cabbages, kings, toads, frogs, and stars.
00:16:03 And I've heard some nifty stories too.
00:16:05 Excuse me.
00:16:07 I'm off.
00:16:09 [Laughs]
00:16:13 Shake hands with my old buddy, the great storyteller Hans Christian Anderson.
00:16:22 Ever wonder where he got the ideas for his stories?
00:16:25 Not from Jenny the chair or Max the clock or Hugo the desk.
00:16:29 Their old stay at homes.
00:16:34 His tales were about far away lands and people who were enchanted.
00:16:41 How could he think of such things?
00:16:45 Who helped him?
00:16:48 'Twas little old me.
00:16:51 Fiddle dee dee.
00:16:53 Modest me.
00:16:55 I am old dreamy and I am the prince of dreams.
00:17:00 [Laughs] But frankly, I don't look like a prince, do I?
00:17:05 I'm really a little magician, a special kind.
00:17:11 Tippity-ho.
00:17:14 Well, each night at midnight I appear.
00:17:18 After Mr. Anderson retires, I tippity-tiptoe over to his bed.
00:17:27 Then I take a deep breath.
00:17:31 So...
00:17:32 [Blows]
00:17:34 And I blow softly on his neck.
00:17:39 His eyes close.
00:17:41 [Blows]
00:17:44 I never miss.
00:17:46 Then I open this.
00:17:50 My magic slumber ella over his head, whirl it, twirl it, again and again and like this.
00:18:01 And I say the magic words hippity, hoppity, oot.
00:18:07 And all night he dreams of enchanted lands, kings, and magic mountains.
00:18:15 When he's worked too hard, I reverse my magic with oot, hoppity, hippity.
00:18:24 Twirl this slumber ella.
00:18:27 And he dreams nothing.
00:18:32 One night I outdid myself absolutely.
00:18:39 My magic worked like it has never worked before.
00:18:46 I opened my dream slumber ella and whirled it round and round.
00:18:53 And in the great master's dreams, a village appeared.
00:18:58 It was a quaint old village dotted with houses and narrow streets.
00:19:04 [Music]
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00:19:49 Gerda. Gerda.
00:19:52 Watch what you're doing. Be careful.
00:19:55 Oh, I'm fumbly today.
00:19:58 Poor Mr. Highbutton. He must think it's raining.
00:20:03 Look Kay, there's a swallow.
00:20:06 [Music]
00:20:13 Just look at him. See? Bringing his girl beautiful white flowers day after day.
00:20:20 Kay, I have a flower for you too.
00:20:24 Kay, please. Can I be your girlfriend?
00:20:29 And this one for you.
00:20:32 Oh, thank you Kay. Let's plant them in the flower pot.
00:20:37 Great idea.
00:20:40 Here, take it.
00:20:43 They'll grow up side by side.
00:20:46 Like us.
00:20:48 And will always be friends.
00:20:51 Like us, yes.
00:20:53 And always be happy together.
00:20:56 And always love each other like us.
00:20:58 Forever.
00:20:59 Forever.
00:21:01 Kay.
00:21:04 Coming.
00:21:06 Gerda.
00:21:07 Yes, Grandma.
00:21:10 Well, goodbye Gerda. Goodbye for now.
00:21:12 Bye-bye, Kay.
00:21:17 Yes, sirree. I call that a pretty beginning.
00:21:22 All through the summer they played in their garden of dreams.
00:21:28 And then came the rains.
00:21:34 Followed by ice and snow.
00:21:38 On the long cold winter nights, Kay would come to visit Gerda.
00:21:43 Nothing could keep them apart.
00:21:52 And when it's cold and frosty outside, it feels so good to be warm and cozy inside.
00:22:02 Look, it's snowing again.
00:22:05 How gently the snowflakes swarm about.
00:22:09 I called them white snow bees.
00:22:11 White snow bees?
00:22:13 Do they have a queen like other bees?
00:22:15 Where do they come from?
00:22:17 Would you tell me?
00:22:18 The snowflakes come from the very far north.
00:22:22 And they fly.
00:22:24 Fly.
00:22:27 Fly over stormy seas, through icy winds, blizzards, and fog.
00:22:34 They are loyal servants of the snow queen.
00:22:50 In that palace lives the snow queen herself.
00:22:57 Oh, is she real pretty?
00:23:00 I can scarcely imagine how beautiful she really is.
00:23:04 Cold but beautiful.
00:23:07 She is all ice.
00:23:09 Glittering, dazzling ice.
00:23:13 And yet she is alive.
00:23:16 Her eyes shine like stars, but they have no warmth.
00:23:22 There are many strange things in the frozen palace.
00:23:26 There is a mirror of ice.
00:23:29 And when the snow queen looks in it, she sees her whole kingdom.
00:23:41 She sees endless fields of snow.
00:23:48 Ice-bound seas.
00:23:51 On many wintry nights, she flies through the city streets and peeps in at the windows.
00:24:02 Oh my gosh.
00:24:09 Look! There she is!
00:24:12 It's the snow queen!
00:24:14 She's staring at us.
00:24:16 There's no one.
00:24:19 Don't be afraid.
00:24:23 I'm sure.
00:24:26 What do we do?
00:24:28 I saw the snow queen peeping in.
00:24:31 Well, let her come in.
00:24:34 I'll put her on the hot stove and she'll melt.
00:24:43 Oh, just wait and see.
00:24:48 The queen puddle.
00:24:55 Go, splinters of ice.
00:24:57 Fly away.
00:24:59 Fly throughout the entire universe.
00:25:04 Into the wild noise of the wind.
00:25:08 Fly into the eyes and hearts of those who have offended me.
00:25:13 And to him who gets a grain of ice in his eyes, may everything look ugly.
00:25:20 And let him who gets a splinter in his heart become evil and do evil in the world.
00:25:29 Fly, splinters of ice.
00:25:32 Fly away.
00:25:39 Oh, gracious.
00:25:43 What a snow storm.
00:25:45 Look at those big flakes whirling about.
00:25:47 Kay, there's something moving towards us.
00:25:55 Oh!
00:26:01 Oh, it's the snow queen.
00:26:07 She's coming through our window.
00:26:09 Gerda, we'll stop her.
00:26:10 Help me close the window, quick.
00:26:11 Yes, quick.
00:26:17 Ouch!
00:26:19 Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:26:23 Something flew into my eye and something struck my heart.
00:26:28 Oh, how dreadful.
00:26:31 Maybe I can help.
00:26:32 Let me see.
00:26:34 Go away from me, pest.
00:26:38 I can take care of myself.
00:26:41 I was only trying to help.
00:26:44 Kay, our flowers, our pretty roses, they're crushed and dying.
00:26:52 Goody, throw them in the rubbish heap where they belong.
00:26:55 Kay!
00:26:57 Kay!
00:27:00 Kay?
00:27:01 Come back, Kay.
00:27:03 Kay!
00:27:06 Granny, granny.
00:27:10 Don't cry.
00:27:12 Child, don't cry.
00:27:14 Honey, don't.
00:27:20 My heart weeps.
00:27:27 Excuse...
00:27:31 Excuse me.
00:27:33 That evil snow queen, she has cast a spell over our boy.
00:27:40 And now he's bad.
00:27:43 He's very mean to dear Gerda because his heart is a lump of ice.
00:27:52 How awful.
00:28:03 [music]
00:28:29 Kay?
00:28:30 Kay!
00:28:31 Stop!
00:28:32 Kay, please stop!
00:28:39 Kay?
00:28:40 Kay!
00:28:41 May I come along?
00:28:43 May I?
00:28:44 Ah, you'll fall down and cry.
00:28:46 You used to give me rides, Kay, and I never fell.
00:28:49 And if I do, I won't cry.
00:28:53 Never fell?
00:28:54 And you won't cry?
00:28:57 Then get on.
00:29:03 [gasps]
00:29:06 See how wrong you were?
00:29:08 You just did both.
00:29:10 [laughs]
00:29:14 See, Kay?
00:29:16 I'm not crying.
00:29:18 Really, I'm not.
00:29:31 Come on, Kay!
00:29:32 Let's go!
00:29:33 Stop!
00:29:34 [music]
00:30:03 [music]
00:30:15 Kay!
00:30:16 Kay, don't go, Kay!
00:30:18 Snow queen!
00:30:20 Kay, come back!
00:30:22 [music]
00:30:52 So you're going to put me on a hot stove and change me into a puddle.
00:30:58 Hear me, boy.
00:31:00 No living thing can resist me.
00:31:12 Child, you're cold.
00:31:14 Come closer.
00:31:18 Have no fear.
00:31:21 I'm so cold.
00:31:24 My heart is frozen.
00:31:28 Hmm.
00:31:30 No more kisses.
00:31:32 Sometimes the kiss of winter may be too much for mortals.
00:31:36 Fear not, boy.
00:31:37 Trust me.
00:31:39 [music]
00:31:49 The winds will carry us to a wintry wonderland.
00:31:58 A land where you will forget everything.
00:32:01 Your heart will be turned into ice.
00:32:04 You will know neither joy nor sorrow.
00:32:08 Only peace and cold.
00:32:11 [music]
00:32:40 [music]
00:32:45 The winter had passed, but Kay did not return.
00:32:51 In vain, our little girder waited.
00:32:55 And when the first robin chirped, little girder put on her best dress and bright red shoes.
00:33:04 Kissed her sleeping granny goodbye to start out and look for Kay.
00:33:12 Girder was a brave little girl.
00:33:16 [music]
00:33:23 Swallows, swallows, I'm searching for Kay.
00:33:26 Have you seen him?
00:33:28 Not me, not me.
00:33:32 Little lamb, did you see Kay?
00:33:35 I don't know from nothing.
00:33:37 I was born yesterday.
00:33:43 River, River, will you listen, please?
00:33:48 Please take me to Kay.
00:33:52 I'll give you my red shoes if you'll carry me to Kay.
00:34:00 Please, please don't refuse them.
00:34:04 If I throw them out further, then will you take them?
00:34:10 Please, they're yours.
00:34:13 [music]
00:34:23 Oh, thank you.
00:34:27 Thank you, River, for accepting my gift.
00:34:29 Now please take me to Kay.
00:34:32 Oh, you're such a kind old River.
00:34:35 I'll never forget you.
00:34:37 [music]
00:34:55 Oh!
00:34:57 [music]
00:35:04 Oh, soldiers!
00:35:07 [music]
00:35:18 [music]
00:35:29 [music]
00:35:35 Oh, that noise!
00:35:37 Stop it!
00:35:38 Stop!
00:35:39 Quiet!
00:35:41 Quiet!
00:35:45 Oh, you poor little deer.
00:35:51 You are much too young to gallivant on a river.
00:35:57 I was searching for my playmate, Kay.
00:36:00 You'll still be lost tomorrow.
00:36:02 You must be so tired.
00:36:05 Oh, how lovely!
00:36:09 Such pretty flowers.
00:36:13 Oh, may I ask them a question?
00:36:16 Not now, dear.
00:36:19 Dear, your eyes are bleeding for sleep.
00:36:25 Come along.
00:36:26 That's a good girl.
00:36:27 Come along.
00:36:30 [music]
00:36:37 Now, my little flower.
00:36:40 No.
00:36:41 No, I must look for Kay.
00:36:44 Lie down.
00:36:48 Sleep, dear, sleep.
00:36:53 And forget everything.
00:36:56 May every day seem like an hour.
00:37:00 And every hour like a minute of sleep.
00:37:06 Dreams are calling.
00:37:10 [music]
00:37:20 The old sweet woman was a sorceress.
00:37:26 Not wicked, but a dear, lonely sorceress.
00:37:31 And she only did sorcery for her own good amusement.
00:37:38 She made the little girl forget all things.
00:37:42 Even the undying love she had for Kay.
00:37:48 So help me.
00:37:51 [music]
00:38:18 Do what your heart is feeling.
00:38:21 Love can be so appealing.
00:38:23 But do it while you're young.
00:38:28 Do what the rose is saying.
00:38:31 What is the point delaying?
00:38:33 But do it while you're young.
00:38:38 Go after the one you love.
00:38:40 He needs you.
00:38:43 Do it. Don't wait.
00:38:48 And follow your heart to where it needs you.
00:38:53 Tomorrow may be too late.
00:38:58 Huh?
00:39:01 Where am I?
00:39:03 What am I doing here?
00:39:07 This lady, who is she?
00:39:11 I can't seem to remember anything.
00:39:14 [music]
00:39:21 Everything looks strange.
00:39:24 So strange.
00:39:27 But those roses.
00:39:30 Oh.
00:39:32 Oh.
00:39:34 Red and white.
00:39:38 [music]
00:39:42 I remember. Kay, I must find you.
00:39:47 Oh.
00:39:50 Please don't.
00:39:53 Please don't awaken your mistress.
00:39:57 Please.
00:39:59 Oh, thank you. Thank you.
00:40:02 Oh dear, the gate is closed.
00:40:04 Oh, down gate, do listen to my plea.
00:40:06 I can't delay. I must find Kay.
00:40:08 He needs me. Please open wide and let me through.
00:40:11 And I'll be ever so grateful to you.
00:40:13 Oh.
00:40:14 Oh, thank you.
00:40:18 Ah, it's autumn.
00:40:25 I'm behind those garden malls. It's summer.
00:40:28 I'd love to stay here, but I can't. I must find Kay.
00:40:31 Kay.
00:40:33 Wrong idea.
00:40:36 Hello. What's your name?
00:40:39 I'm Mr. Korrax.
00:40:42 Please do not.
00:40:44 Oh, come little girl. You are out so late.
00:40:49 Aren't you afraid?
00:40:53 Yes. I'm terribly frightened.
00:40:57 Well, because I'm a girl.
00:41:00 If you fly over anyone whose name is Kay, would you please tell me?
00:41:05 Sure.
00:41:07 Is Kay a boy?
00:41:09 Yes. A good, brave, kind boy.
00:41:12 A good, kind, brave boy?
00:41:17 Hmm. Got a bird's eye view of that lad last month.
00:41:20 Oh. Where is he now?
00:41:23 He is in the palace.
00:41:25 Our princess took a fancy to him.
00:41:29 My Kay won't take a fancy to her.
00:41:31 He will. This won't let your boy out of her sight.
00:41:35 They're palsy-walsy.
00:41:37 Oh. Oh.
00:41:40 Get it?
00:41:42 Mr. Korrax, please. Please take me to him.
00:41:46 Since you don't fly, my dear, we'll trot over to the palace.
00:41:54 Tell me, has he golden hair?
00:41:56 Yes.
00:42:00 And bright blue eyes?
00:42:04 Yes, yes. Let's run.
00:42:06 Wait. Wait. My feet are killing me.
00:42:13 Welcome to the palace.
00:42:17 Oh.
00:42:19 How beautiful.
00:42:27 Henrietta, my dear.
00:42:33 This is my lady friend.
00:42:36 How do you do?
00:42:37 She knows everything around here.
00:42:40 She is the princess's playmate.
00:42:46 Glad you got here when you did.
00:42:49 Tonight we're having a ball.
00:42:52 Me too?
00:42:59 They won't let you in the palace.
00:43:01 Why not?
00:43:03 You're barefoot.
00:43:05 That's why.
00:43:07 Is that bad?
00:43:09 Oh dear. What'll I do?
00:43:11 Come on, Henrietta. Sneak her in.
00:43:14 Look, Charles. Don't rush.
00:43:19 When everyone's asleep, I'll slip her through the back entrance.
00:43:23 Well, thank you.
00:43:50 Oh!
00:44:13 [snoring]
00:44:16 They're all sound asleep.
00:44:20 Let's run.
00:44:21 Quiet. Quiet.
00:44:39 Take this. It may come in handy.
00:44:42 Thank you.
00:44:47 Oh.
00:44:50 There's someone standing there.
00:44:55 Oh, how old I need.
00:45:01 That's only armor.
00:45:03 Nothing inside.
00:45:07 Hear that?
00:45:13 Come on, girl. Let's not dilly-dally.
00:45:35 [snoring]
00:45:46 Dear friends, will I see Kate?
00:45:49 Shh. Be quiet. You won't hear us all.
00:45:52 Someone's coming this way.
00:46:17 How my heart thumps.
00:46:19 Yakety, yakety, yak. What a perpetual chatterbox.
00:46:22 Come on, come, come.
00:46:31 Look. Another suit of armor.
00:46:39 Hear that?
00:46:41 Empty.
00:46:42 Take it easy.
00:46:44 That's a light one.
00:47:03 Oh, well, here we are.
00:47:06 At last I'll see Kate.
00:47:35 Kate. Wake up, dear. Kate.
00:47:46 Oh, me boy.
00:47:48 Kate.
00:47:51 Wake up, dear.
00:47:54 Oh.
00:47:56 We're sunk. Run for the hills.
00:48:03 Guards! Guards! Guards! Guards!
00:48:25 [screaming]
00:48:54 Now, what goes here?
00:48:58 Don't be afraid, little girl.
00:49:01 The cat got your tongue?
00:49:04 Oh, please forgive me and my friends.
00:49:09 Oh, how exciting.
00:49:11 I thought you were my playmate, Kate.
00:49:15 I've been looking everywhere for you.
00:49:17 Oh, isn't this romantic?
00:49:19 I just tingle.
00:49:21 Guards, don't stand there like fools.
00:49:24 Guards! Release them all.
00:49:32 Guards! Right face! About face!
00:49:38 March!
00:49:45 Please don't cry.
00:49:47 I can't stand female tears.
00:49:50 Please. That's true love.
00:49:54 Tell us more.
00:49:56 Well, there you are.
00:50:00 Kate wasn't in the palace.
00:50:04 So then, where was he?
00:50:07 Wait now.
00:50:10 Let's look elsewhere.
00:50:21 It's a small world.
00:50:24 Turn. Turn.
00:50:30 Well, what's this?
00:50:35 The icy roof of the world.
00:50:38 The land of the Snow Queen.
00:50:44 [Music]
00:51:04 [Music]
00:51:20 My, they're nicer than flowers.
00:51:25 Much nicer. Much.
00:51:28 Oh, chunks of ice, like diamonds.
00:51:31 How they shine and glitter.
00:51:34 They are your flowers. Yours.
00:51:38 No, they're not.
00:51:41 They don't smell like flowers.
00:51:46 Kate, I've told you time and time again.
00:51:52 Now remember, flowers, beauty, joy, and love
00:52:00 are all illusions.
00:52:03 They do not exist at all.
00:52:07 Forget them.
00:52:09 I must forget them.
00:52:12 Forget flowers, beauty, love, joy.
00:52:17 Forget. Forget.
00:52:21 Do you know what joy is, Kate?
00:52:25 No, I don't.
00:52:27 And beauty?
00:52:28 I'm not sure.
00:52:31 Tell me, Kate, what is love?
00:52:35 What love is?
00:52:37 No.
00:52:39 But I do remember.
00:52:42 Gerda.
00:52:44 Gerda?
00:52:46 Yes.
00:52:48 You remember Gerda?
00:52:50 Yes.
00:52:52 [Laughter]
00:52:55 Now, your heart is cold.
00:53:00 Ice.
00:53:02 There is no room for love.
00:53:05 None.
00:53:07 Well, Gerda.
00:53:17 We give you this golden chariot to help you find Kate.
00:53:21 And this mask to keep you warm.
00:53:25 Please, Gerda.
00:53:48 Be careful.
00:53:52 Thank you.
00:53:54 Ah!
00:53:55 Hi!
00:53:57 Thank you for everything.
00:54:01 I hope you will find Kate soon.
00:54:05 Bye.
00:54:13 Bye-bye.
00:54:15 Goodbye.
00:54:16 See you later.
00:54:17 Good luck, Gerda.
00:54:19 Bye.
00:54:21 It's so sad to leave.
00:54:24 I love them all.
00:54:27 [Music]
00:54:31 [Music]
00:54:35 [Music]
00:54:40 [Music]
00:54:44 Hey.
00:55:06 Hey.
00:55:07 It's cold.
00:55:08 It's not a 14-carat gold coat.
00:55:10 Get him in.
00:55:12 [Music]
00:55:19 [Screaming]
00:55:22 [Music]
00:55:36 Solid gold.
00:55:38 Gold?
00:55:39 A fur piece, milady.
00:55:41 A little girl.
00:55:43 [Laughter]
00:55:44 How soft.
00:55:47 My.
00:55:49 And a pretty little girl.
00:55:54 And so, plump, you must join us for dinner.
00:55:59 You'll be the main course.
00:56:01 Yes, indeedy.
00:56:03 You!
00:56:04 Stop it, Angel!
00:56:05 Stop it!
00:56:06 Don't bite me, bite her!
00:56:09 Let go, you little brat!
00:56:11 Off!
00:56:12 Off!
00:56:13 Off, you little wild cat!
00:56:15 [Laughter]
00:56:16 Get lost!
00:56:18 She's all mine.
00:56:21 Hey, what a fancy muff.
00:56:23 Give it here!
00:56:25 Stealing.
00:56:26 Stealing from your own mother.
00:56:29 Drop her!
00:56:30 Let me go!
00:56:31 On your way.
00:56:32 Let go!
00:56:34 Hmm.
00:56:35 Relax, girly.
00:56:39 They won't hurt you.
00:56:40 Unless I give them a word.
00:56:43 First, the mittens, kitten.
00:56:47 Here.
00:56:50 And the bonnet.
00:56:51 It's all yours.
00:56:53 [Laughter]
00:56:55 Ready!
00:56:57 Move!
00:56:59 Come on.
00:57:01 No!
00:57:02 No!
00:57:03 [Laughter]
00:57:04 Let me in!
00:57:05 That's what I'm talking about!
00:57:07 All aboard, men!
00:57:09 Yeah!
00:57:10 [Laughter]
00:57:11 Yeah!
00:57:14 We're still alive.
00:57:16 Oh, we are?
00:57:17 Let's keep it that way.
00:57:21 We are a onesome, we are a twosome, we're a gruesome three.
00:57:26 We are a foursome, and they're a morsome, jolly robbers we.
00:57:31 [Laughter]
00:57:36 Let there beware you, we really scare you, we're the boogie man.
00:57:41 It is delightful, just to be frightful, we jolly rob the land.
00:57:46 [Laughter]
00:57:52 [Music]
00:58:02 [Thunder]
00:58:05 [Music]
00:58:22 Come on, cutie, step on it, move!
00:58:25 Look at 'em, my pets.
00:58:31 Here, kiss it, kiss it!
00:58:35 Poor thing.
00:58:38 Shoo!
00:58:40 Some more dear pets.
00:58:43 Stupid things, they'd run away if they weren't locked up.
00:58:46 And here's old sweetheart.
00:58:49 Dance, buck boy!
00:58:50 Come on, dance, boy, dance!
00:58:53 Dance, boy!
00:58:55 Dance!
00:58:57 Don't torture him!
00:58:59 I won't hurt them.
00:59:07 Quiet!
00:59:09 Hmph.
00:59:11 Well, blondie, you've just been added to my collection of pets.
00:59:21 Ha ha, princess.
00:59:23 Ha ha.
00:59:24 I'm not a princess.
00:59:27 I'm only Gerda.
00:59:29 Someone I love has gone away.
00:59:31 I've asked the birds, trees, and flowers, but no one knows where he is.
00:59:36 Ha ha, you're stupid.
00:59:39 Real hopeless.
00:59:41 You should meet Kay.
00:59:43 I bet he's foolish.
00:59:45 Now, tell me about it.
00:59:47 Ouch!
00:59:48 And start from the very beginning.
00:59:51 Ha ha ha!
01:00:18 Then, the sled disappeared and took Kay away from me.
01:00:27 Forever and forever.
01:00:32 Uh-uh.
01:00:33 No.
01:00:34 No, my dear.
01:00:35 No.
01:00:36 They won't kill you.
01:00:38 If anybody's gonna kill you, it will be me.
01:00:42 We know.
01:00:46 We know.
01:00:48 We know where he is.
01:00:50 The Snow Queen stole him.
01:00:52 Oh.
01:00:53 She stole him?
01:00:55 We flew past our nest on the way to Lapland.
01:00:58 She blew on us young ones.
01:01:00 Brr.
01:01:01 Brr.
01:01:02 And they all died except us three.
01:01:05 Brr.
01:01:06 Brr.
01:01:07 Brr.
01:01:08 Lapland?
01:01:10 Where is it?
01:01:13 In the far north.
01:01:16 Oh, how beautiful it is there.
01:01:20 What's all this foolish talk?
01:01:22 They know where Kay is.
01:01:24 Oh, phooey.
01:01:26 What do those silly things know about him?
01:01:29 We know.
01:01:30 We know.
01:01:31 We know where he is.
01:01:33 Brr.
01:01:34 I know, too.
01:01:37 Yes, yes.
01:01:38 Smarty.
01:01:41 Be quiet.
01:01:47 [thunder]
01:01:50 [music]
01:02:14 [music]
01:02:21 Look, Bucky.
01:02:23 Take Gerda to the Snow Queen and I'll let you go free.
01:02:26 Now go.
01:02:28 Oh, thank you.
01:02:30 At your service.
01:02:32 [snoring]
01:02:36 [laughing]
01:02:42 Quiet.
01:02:43 Quiet.
01:02:44 Or I'll change my mind.
01:02:46 Hush.
01:02:47 All of you.
01:02:50 Run while you can.
01:02:51 Wait.
01:02:52 Might as well take your hat.
01:02:53 Thank you.
01:02:54 And your mittens.
01:02:55 Thank you.
01:02:56 And your pretty muff.
01:02:57 Thank you.
01:02:58 No.
01:02:59 I'll keep the muff.
01:03:00 [snoring]
01:03:04 Hurry.
01:03:05 Get going.
01:03:07 Angel, I shall never forget you.
01:03:09 Oh, stop it.
01:03:10 And don't cry.
01:03:12 I warn you.
01:03:13 [laughing]
01:03:14 Or I may change my mind.
01:03:17 Now on your way.
01:03:18 Go.
01:03:23 Goodbye, Angel.
01:03:26 Cry, baby.
01:03:28 Move on.
01:03:29 Move on.
01:03:31 Run.
01:03:32 Run like lightning.
01:03:33 And take care of Gerda.
01:03:35 Goodbye, Angel.
01:03:37 Thank you.
01:03:39 Baby.
01:03:41 Cry, baby.
01:03:46 Out.
01:03:47 Out, all of you.
01:03:48 I'm sick of you.
01:03:49 All of you, get out.
01:03:50 I'm sick of you all.
01:03:52 Go.
01:03:53 Go.
01:03:55 And you, bore me.
01:03:58 You too, smarty.
01:04:01 Run.
01:04:02 Run.
01:04:03 [crying]
01:04:06 [crying]
01:04:09 [crying]
01:04:12 [crying]
01:04:15 [crying]
01:04:18 [crying]
01:04:20 I'm not sorry.
01:04:25 I'm not sorry.
01:04:28 [crying]
01:04:31 [crying]
01:04:37 Go away.
01:04:39 [crying]
01:04:41 [music]
01:04:49 Leave, Rocky boy.
01:04:50 Hurry.
01:04:51 Hurry.
01:04:52 [music]
01:05:13 Rocky, what do we do now?
01:05:16 Tell me.
01:05:18 [music]
01:05:25 Hurry.
01:05:26 Hurry.
01:05:27 [music]
01:05:53 Oh, you poor thing.
01:05:59 The Snow Queen stopped here too.
01:06:02 But that was a spell back.
01:06:05 She went on northward to Finland.
01:06:09 And Kay was with her?
01:06:11 Yeah.
01:06:12 Poor lad.
01:06:15 He was frozen solid.
01:06:17 Oh, dear.
01:06:19 Poor Kay.
01:06:21 Bucky, Bucky, I must go to Finland.
01:06:23 Take me there, please.
01:06:25 Wait.
01:06:26 My cousin can help you.
01:06:28 She lives in Finland.
01:06:31 I'll write her.
01:06:36 That's me.
01:06:38 Always running out of writing paper.
01:06:41 Here.
01:06:42 Give this codfish to my old Fin cousin.
01:06:45 She'll help you.
01:06:46 Thank you.
01:06:47 Goodbye.
01:06:48 Thank you.
01:06:49 [music]
01:07:17 Oh, oh, dear.
01:07:20 Oh.
01:07:21 Quick inside where it's warm.
01:07:26 [music]
01:07:31 My cousin.
01:07:33 No doubt.
01:07:35 [music]
01:07:40 Oh, please help.
01:07:47 Good.
01:07:48 Eh.
01:07:53 Kay.
01:07:56 Kay, we must find you.
01:07:59 Use your magic and give her the strength of twelve men.
01:08:04 Strength?
01:08:05 What's there stronger than she?
01:08:08 Eh.
01:08:09 What's stronger than love?
01:08:14 The Snow Queen's gardens, eh, are ten miles from here.
01:08:22 So, take her there.
01:08:26 No, dear.
01:08:27 No.
01:08:28 No.
01:08:29 No.
01:08:30 No.
01:08:31 No.
01:08:32 Take her there.
01:08:33 Eh.
01:08:34 There's no time.
01:08:35 We must hurry.
01:08:36 [music]
01:08:44 Oh, her hat and mittens.
01:08:48 Gerda.
01:08:50 Gerda.
01:08:52 Gerda, here.
01:08:54 You've forgotten your mittens.
01:08:57 Gerda.
01:08:59 You forget your mittens.
01:09:02 Go.
01:09:03 [music]
01:09:32 [music]
01:09:47 I know you're tired, but, oh, please.
01:09:54 Please get up.
01:09:55 I have to find Kay.
01:09:59 Please, Bucky, help.
01:10:02 I must go on.
01:10:03 I must.
01:10:04 Forgive me.
01:10:05 Goodbye, Bucky.
01:10:06 Goodbye.
01:10:07 [music]
01:10:36 [applause]
01:10:53 [music]
01:11:19 Kay.
01:11:21 Kay.
01:11:22 Kay.
01:11:24 Kay.
01:11:26 [music]
01:11:50 Kay.
01:11:53 Kay.
01:11:56 Kay.
01:11:58 [music]
01:12:11 Kay.
01:12:13 [music]
01:12:18 Kay.
01:12:20 It's me, Gerda.
01:12:23 Go away.
01:12:25 Go on.
01:12:26 You bother me.
01:12:28 Kay.
01:12:30 Kay.
01:12:31 Kay, darling.
01:12:33 Don't you know me?
01:12:35 Kay.
01:12:39 So hot.
01:12:41 How painful here.
01:12:44 Oh.
01:12:46 How strange.
01:12:51 Oh.
01:12:55 Gosh.
01:12:57 An ice splinter.
01:12:59 It has fallen from your eye.
01:13:03 Where am I?
01:13:05 What am I doing here?
01:13:08 Gerda, it's you.
01:13:10 Thank goodness you recognize me.
01:13:12 Gerda.
01:13:13 Kay.
01:13:14 Gerda.
01:13:15 Gerda.
01:13:16 You came.
01:13:17 [laughter]
01:13:19 [music]
01:13:32 Isn't it wonderful?
01:13:33 Yes.
01:13:34 What's that?
01:13:35 [music]
01:13:41 The Snow Queen.
01:13:43 She'll freeze you again, dear.
01:13:45 Let's run.
01:13:46 It's too late.
01:13:48 [music]
01:13:57 Kay shall remain with me always.
01:14:01 Always.
01:14:04 No.
01:14:05 No.
01:14:08 No.
01:14:10 He's mine.
01:14:11 He's yours.
01:14:17 He belongs to me.
01:14:19 Not you.
01:14:20 Please.
01:14:22 Leave us alone.
01:14:30 I implore you, Snow Queen.
01:14:33 Go away.
01:14:37 Go away.
01:14:38 Go away.
01:14:42 And so, spring came and heard Gerda's plea.
01:14:47 Silently, gentle spring kissed the Queen of Winter and melted her heart of ice away.
01:14:56 Oh.
01:14:57 [laughter]
01:15:00 Gone.
01:15:01 Gone.
01:15:02 Gone.
01:15:03 [music]
01:15:09 Bless you, children.
01:15:12 Goodbye, fellas.
01:15:13 Goodbye, fellas.
01:15:14 Bye.
01:15:15 Thank you.
01:15:16 [music]
01:15:24 Good luck, children.
01:15:25 Good luck.
01:15:27 Thanks for having us.
01:15:28 Bye.
01:15:29 Bye.
01:15:30 Thank you.
01:15:31 Bye.
01:15:32 Thank you.
01:15:33 Bye.
01:15:34 Bye.
01:15:35 Good luck.
01:15:37 Bye.
01:15:38 Bye.
01:15:39 Bye.
01:15:40 Bye.
01:15:41 [music]
01:15:48 [gasp]
01:15:49 [laughter]
01:15:52 Bye.
01:15:53 Bye.
01:15:54 [thunder]
01:15:56 Giddy up.
01:15:57 Giddy up.
01:15:59 Sandy, run.
01:16:01 [thunder]
01:16:05 Bye.
01:16:06 Bye.
01:16:08 [thunder]
01:16:10 [music]
01:16:19 Our roses.
01:16:22 They are blooming again like before.
01:16:31 [laughter]
01:16:33 Oh, well.
01:16:35 And so later, Kay and Gerda were married.
01:16:40 But that, my dear friends, is another story.
01:16:46 [music]
01:16:50 [singing]
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01:20:05 [singing]
01:20:11 [music]
01:20:15 I suppose old Nana the bear and her cubs are about bedded down for the winter.
01:20:20 Yoo-hoo.
01:20:21 Anyone home?
01:20:22 Hiya, Mr. Ranger.
01:20:24 Hey, Mom, Mr. Ranger's here.
01:20:27 Whoops.
01:20:28 Hey, look out.
01:20:33 Oops.
01:20:34 Sorry, Mr. Ranger.
01:20:36 Oh, that's all right, kid.
01:20:38 I'm used to an unusual welcome around here.
01:20:41 About ready to call it a season, Nana?
01:20:44 Oh, that's for sure.
01:20:47 I was just about to tuck the cubs in for the winter.
01:20:51 Oh, we don't want to go to bed.
01:20:55 Typical kids.
01:20:57 Yep.
01:20:58 We're not worth a darn without a good four-month sleep.
01:21:02 Oh, hope my lumbago doesn't act up this winter.
01:21:08 I guess middle age is creeping up on you.
01:21:11 So long.
01:21:12 Have a pleasant winter.
01:21:13 Goodbye, Mr. Ranger.
01:21:15 Oh, Chinook, Nekomi, come on in.
01:21:18 It's hibernation time.
01:21:20 Coming, Mom.
01:21:21 So long, Mr. Ranger.
01:21:25 Oh, Nekomi, Chinook.
01:21:28 Coming, Mom.
01:21:30 Looks like it's gonna snow.
01:21:33 [Music]
01:22:01 Ah, the first snowfall of the winter.
01:22:04 It's almost that time of the year again.
01:22:11 Sleigh bells and snowmen.
01:22:13 Yep, soon it'll be Christmas Day.
01:22:19 Which reminds me, about time I went out and cut me down a fine Christmas tree.
01:22:26 There's something wonderful about this time of the year.
01:22:29 Makes a man feel good about living.
01:22:34 Warms him up deep down inside and draw over.
01:22:39 [Music]
01:23:02 Ah, jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way.
01:23:12 Who wants to sleep when it's snowing all over everything?
01:23:17 Nekomi, Chinook, are you kids coming to bed?
01:23:21 In a minute, Mom.
01:23:23 Look, Chinook, it's Mr. Ranger.
01:23:30 I wonder what he's doing out in the snow.
01:23:33 Let's go find out.
01:23:36 Whoa, yikes!
01:23:45 Hey, this one's perfect.
01:23:48 About the right size and height, too.
01:23:58 Oh, my!
01:24:16 We're awfully sorry, Mr. Ranger, sir.
01:24:20 What happened?
01:24:22 Uh, well, we kind of got all snowballed up.
01:24:26 Nekomi and Chinook, I might have known you cubs get into everything, even snowballs.
01:24:34 Hey, you kids had better get home and start hibernating.
01:24:37 You know how your mom is.
01:24:39 She can be a real bear when she's angry.
01:24:43 I made her funny.
01:24:44 [Laughter]
01:24:54 Now, stand back, kids.
01:24:56 What you gonna do with that axe?
01:24:59 What?
01:25:00 I'm gonna cut down this Christmas tree.
01:25:03 What's a Christmas tree?
01:25:07 And what's a Christmas?
01:25:09 Oh, Christmas is, well, uh, Christmas is a time for good cheer.
01:25:15 Singing carols and exchanging gifts.
01:25:19 Everyone is bubbling in happiness.
01:25:21 People are at their best around Christmas time.
01:25:26 Sounds like fun.
01:25:28 How come we never had a Christmas?
01:25:31 Oh, well, I suppose it's because you're bears, and bears hibernate through Christmas.
01:25:40 Timber!
01:25:56 What about the rest of Christmas, Mr. Ranger?
01:25:59 Oh, lots of wonderful things.
01:26:00 Marshmallow rolls, dancing around a warm fireplace, playing games.
01:26:05 Well, it's been nice, but you'd better be getting home before your mom misses you.
01:26:11 Dino, Nicomi, will you please come home?
01:26:15 We must get some sleep.
01:26:18 Coming, Mom.
01:26:19 [Music]
01:26:38 Let's ask her about Christmas.
01:26:47 Hey, Mom, wake up. We want to talk to you.
01:26:53 Tell us about Christmas, please.
01:26:58 What's a Christmas?
01:27:00 You know, presents and candy and lots of goodies.
01:27:05 Well, I really don't think I know much about it.
01:27:15 Aw, come on, Mom. Mr. Ranger told us this was the best time of the year.
01:27:21 Why, of course it is, children. That's when we get our sleep.
01:27:26 Quit! Grab her!
01:27:28 It's no use. She's out like a light.
01:27:32 Maybe Mr. Ranger has a Christmas and he has a weekend.
01:27:36 Come on!
01:27:40 [Music]
01:27:49 [Singing]
01:27:59 [Singing]
01:28:09 [Singing]
01:28:19 [Singing]
01:28:29 [Singing]
01:28:39 [Singing]
01:28:49 [Singing]
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01:29:09 [Singing]
01:29:19 [Singing]
01:29:29 [Singing]
01:29:39 [Singing]
01:29:49 [Singing]
01:29:59 [Music]
01:30:07 Let's take the shortcut.
01:30:09 We can cut across the lake. It's frozen over.
01:30:14 Sure is slippery, isn't it?
01:30:16 Yikes! How do you stop?
01:30:23 Look out!
01:30:28 [Laughter]
01:30:30 Come on, Chinook. Mr. Ranger's cabin is just over the hill.
01:30:40 Golly, look.
01:30:48 Look what Mr. Ranger did to his tree.
01:30:52 It's beautiful.
01:31:00 Fixing his cabin up with all kinds of pretty decorations.
01:31:13 Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way.
01:31:19 That's my hat band. I just get all choked up at Christmas.
01:31:25 Oh, hi, Nekomi and Chinook.
01:31:29 Nekomi and Chinook? But they're in hibernation.
01:31:34 I think. What on earth are you cubs doing here?
01:31:38 We came to hear all about the Christmas fun everyone has while the bears are sleeping.
01:31:44 Look, look, the tree. And look at the presents.
01:31:49 Oh, boy. Shiny balls and sparkly stuff.
01:31:55 Wait, you two. Stay out of my decorations, please.
01:32:01 Yippee! Yahoo! Hooray for Christmas!
01:32:06 Now, kids, try to control yourselves.
01:32:09 Hey, Chinook, look over here. Little white tasty looking mushy things.
01:32:15 Bet they taste just grummy.
01:32:19 As a matter of fact, they do. But just one, Chinook.
01:32:24 Me too, Mr. Ranger?
01:32:26 Of course.
01:32:30 Really, you cubs should be home. Your mother will be worried sick.
01:32:35 But we want to hear all about Christmas.
01:32:39 Yeah, we never had one of them.
01:32:42 Tell us about it, Mr. Ranger. Please. Huh?
01:32:47 Pretty please? With honey on it?
01:32:50 Well, now, wait a minute, kids.
01:32:55 Oh, tell you what. If I let you in on the story of Christmas, will you promise to go home?
01:33:02 We promise. Cross our hearts.
01:33:05 Okay, fine. Well, let's see.
01:33:09 It all began a very long time ago.
01:33:14 Something very wonderful happened.
01:33:18 A little child was born to the family of Mary and Joseph in a place called Bethlehem.
01:33:25 Is that in Yellowstone Park?
01:33:27 Oh, no. It's far, far away.
01:33:30 Well, anyway, this little child brought a gift to the world of peace on Earth and goodwill toward men.
01:33:37 And even to this day, people still give presents on this child's birthday, which we call Christmas.
01:33:45 And over the years, many legends built up around Christmas.
01:33:50 What kind of legend?
01:33:52 Oh, I guess the most famous one is the story of Santa Claus.
01:33:56 What's a Santa Claus? Can we eat it?
01:33:59 Oh, no, no. Here. Maybe I can explain it to you more easily with a pencil and paper.
01:34:08 First of all, this is where we live.
01:34:13 It's called the world.
01:34:15 You mean it's round?
01:34:17 That's right. And at the very top is a place known as the North Pole.
01:34:24 And this is where a little old man with a belly that shakes like a bowl full of jelly lives all year long
01:34:32 with his eight reindeer and many, many little helpers called elves.
01:34:37 What do the elves do up there?
01:34:39 Well, it's said they work all year long making toys for Santa Claus
01:34:44 to deliver to children all over the world on Christmas Eve.
01:34:48 [music]
01:34:54 ♪ At the top of the world, in a land white with snow, live a kind of toy people that only children know. ♪
01:35:09 ♪ Stratton's toy soldiers and toy puppy dogs, tiny toy dolls dressed in story books. ♪
01:35:23 ♪ Boca da ponies and stuffed teddy bears, toy bunny rats with long furry ears. ♪
01:35:37 [music]
01:35:43 ♪ They all live together at the northernmost pole. ♪
01:35:50 ♪ Happy and cheery as old Mary King Toad. ♪
01:35:57 ♪ Candy-striped monkeys and purring toy tigers, cream-colored camels and toy camel riders. ♪
01:36:11 ♪ Fluffy toy kittens and wooly toy lambs, toy elephants led by a marching toy band. ♪
01:36:24 [music]
01:36:31 ♪ They're as real and alive as both you and I. ♪
01:36:38 ♪ The world of toy people seen through children's eyes. ♪
01:36:48 [music]
01:36:59 And so with Santa on his way, kids everywhere wait happily for Christmas stockings filled with goodies.
01:37:08 Gee, what a beautiful, pretty story.
01:37:14 Well, you cubs better be getting on home.
01:37:18 Oh, thank you, Mr. Ranger. That was a terrific story.
01:37:23 Good. Now run along home, kids.
01:37:27 [music]
01:37:36 Bye, Mr. Ranger.
01:37:38 Bye. See you next spring.
01:37:41 [door slams]
01:37:43 [laughs] Cute little kids, those two.
01:37:48 [music]
01:37:54 Maybe Mom will let us have a Christmas.
01:37:56 She might even let us stay up until Santa Claus comes.
01:38:00 He has some real nice sugaries.
01:38:04 [music]
01:38:18 Hey, look. See what I see, Cormie?
01:38:22 Oh, boy. A beautiful little Christmas tree.
01:38:26 Wow. Must be the prettiest one in Yellowstone Park.
01:38:31 Come on. Let's take it home.
01:38:39 But how? It won't shake loose.
01:38:43 Maybe we can break it up.
01:38:54 Keep tugging, McCormie. I think it's gonna snap.
01:39:19 Well, it's too big a tree.
01:39:23 You mean we're too little.
01:39:26 What's a Christmas without a Christmas tree?
01:39:30 Hey, wait. Mom could break that tree up in two seconds.
01:39:35 Come on, Chinook.
01:39:38 [music]
01:39:54 Wake up.
01:39:55 Yoo-hoo, Mom.
01:39:57 Hey, Mom, wake up.
01:39:59 What is it? Avalanche? Forest fire? What?
01:40:03 Can we have a Christmas tree, Mom?
01:40:06 A what?
01:40:08 You know, a Christmas tree like Mr. Ranger has.
01:40:12 Listen, children. I hate to be angry, but you should have been asleep weeks ago.
01:40:18 But, Mom, just one teeny, little Christmas tree. Please, Mom.
01:40:25 I'm sorry. It's almost a month past your bedtime already.
01:40:30 Oh.
01:40:33 Oh, all right. But you must promise to remain in the cave for the rest of the winter.
01:40:41 We promise, Mom. We do. We do.
01:40:44 Yippee. We're gonna have a tree.
01:40:47 Hooray. We found a beauty just down the slope, Mom.
01:40:50 I'm going. I'm going.
01:40:53 Oh, the problems of motherhood. I've got a feeling it's going to be a long winter.
01:41:00 Whoopee.
01:41:02 Well, let's get the old cave ready for our Christmas tree.
01:41:27 In the long, long ago, when times were hard and everyone had to work all day and every day just to be able to keep themselves alive,
01:41:38 there was no room anywhere for an animal who was too small or too scrawny to pull a plow or drive the water wheel.
01:41:49 If he could not give wool, like the sheep, then he was of no use.
01:41:56 Ah, stupid creature. Is there nothing you can do? I have no time for weaklings. Be off with you.
01:42:04 Poor little Burro. No matter how willing he was or how hard he tried, if he couldn't do the work, he was just not wanted.
01:42:22 Is it so strange to wonder why, although I try and try and try, I cannot find a place to stay or even earn a sheaf of hay?
01:42:41 Can it be because I'm so small that no one needs me, no one at all?
01:42:49 If I were a stallion, a goat or a camel, I'd be needed and fed every day.
01:42:57 But because I'm a Burro, a little brown Burro, no one cares if I go or I stay.
01:43:09 But when I'm bigger and stronger, I know there'll be plenty of places for me to go.
01:43:17 There'll be work to do, a friend of my own, and I'll never again be alone.
01:43:25 I'll have an owner to whom I'll belong. Oh, how do I get to be big and strong?
01:43:33 I'm not a stallion, a goat or a camel, and I want to be needed each day.
01:43:41 I'm only a Burro, a little brown Burro. Does no one care if I go or I stay?
01:43:57 [Music]
01:44:16 Oh, people. Surely somewhere amongst that hustle and bustle would be water and food and who knows, maybe even a kind word.
01:44:31 Miserable creature. You don't belong here. Shoo!
01:44:39 Get out of here, you flea-ridden midget.
01:44:42 This certainly didn't look like the friendly kind of place he'd been hoping for.
01:44:47 Come on, little Burro. There's room here.
01:44:55 Greedy bunch. There's plenty there for this little Burro.
01:45:02 He will just have to wait until we're finished. We come first.
01:45:10 It was all very well for them to take their time. They got water every day.
01:45:16 But the little brown Burro hadn't had a drink for such a long time, and oh, he was so thirsty.
01:45:23 [Burro gags]
01:45:27 Thank you. Thank you very much indeed, Mr. uh, Achmed, Achbar, Ben Hashmid, Omar, Baba the Third.
01:45:37 But you can call me Omar. Thanks, Omar.
01:45:42 Uh, I say, do you mind? Water and I are not the best of friends.
01:45:49 Sorry, Omar. No matter. Gotta go now. Things to do, things to see.
01:45:56 The day was finally drawing to a close, and the caravan began to settle down for the night.
01:46:05 It had been a long, hard day for the little Burro. He was becoming very, very tired.
01:46:12 May I stay here for the night?
01:46:14 You? You are a donkey. We do not share our tent with donkeys. Be off with you.
01:46:25 Please, may I stay here for the night?
01:46:28 Say with us, you are nothing but an undergrown donkey, an ass, a jackass. Shoo! Be off with you.
01:46:38 [knocking]
01:46:41 What's this? A mangy donkey? Go away. There's no room here for a mangy donkey.
01:46:47 [Burro laughs]
01:46:49 [clatter]
01:46:51 Mangy donkey, mangy donkey.
01:46:55 Ah, be off, you flea-ridden midget, before I skin you alive.
01:47:01 [horn]
01:47:03 [Burro laughs]
01:47:04 Frightened, exhausted, and feeling very much alone, the little brown Burro wandered into the dark, forbidden hills.
01:47:15 [roaring]
01:47:19 [gunshot]
01:47:20 [Burro screams]
01:47:21 [music]
01:47:33 [gunshot]
01:47:34 [music]
01:47:43 [gunshot]
01:47:44 [music]
01:47:52 [Burro screams]
01:47:54 [gunshot]
01:47:56 [music]
01:48:00 Oh, am I glad to see you.
01:48:04 Oh, it's you, is it? I say, do you mind? I don't wish to inconvenience you, but it's beginning to get rather wet here.
01:48:14 As the storm raged on, the little Burro's heart swelled with happiness as he snuggled beside Omar.
01:48:24 At last, he had found a friend.
01:48:27 [music]
01:48:55 Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel, Born is the King of Israel.
01:49:21 Noel.
01:49:30 [music]
01:49:40 Merry Christmas, everybody!
01:49:42 [cheering]
01:49:43 Merry Christmas!
01:49:46 [singing]
01:50:10 [laughing]
01:50:27 [gunshot]
01:50:28 [music]
01:50:41 [gunshot]
01:50:42 [crying]
01:50:58 [singing]
01:51:13 Christmas comes but once a year, now it's here, now it's here, bringing lots of joy and cheer.
01:51:20 [singing]
01:51:27 There is a Santa Claus.
01:51:29 Christmas comes but once a year, now it's here, now it's here, bringing lots of joy and cheer.
01:51:35 Da, da, da, da, da.
01:51:39 Oh!
01:51:45 What's the matter in here, I wonder?
01:52:00 Looks like a pretty gloomy Christmas for those poor kids.
01:52:03 What can I do?
01:52:05 Let me think.
01:52:07 Huh?
01:52:08 Huh?
01:52:09 Huh?
01:52:10 Ah!
01:52:11 Oh, no, no, no, no.
01:52:13 [laughing]
01:52:15 Hooray!
01:52:16 I've got it!
01:52:18 [music]
01:52:28 [laughing]
01:52:32 [singing]
01:53:01 [laughing]
01:53:17 [laughing]
01:53:36 [laughing]
01:54:05 [laughing]
01:54:16 [music]
01:54:26 [laughing]
01:54:46 Now for the surprise.
01:54:48 Merry Christmas, everybody!
01:54:55 Oh, Santa Claus!
01:54:57 [laughing]
01:55:10 Come on, give me a boost.
01:55:11 Come on, give me a boost.
01:55:17 [laughing]
01:55:38 They'll never recognize this stairway.
01:55:42 [laughing]
01:55:51 [laughing]
01:55:57 [music]
01:56:18 Come on, everybody, come on, come on.
01:56:21 [singing]
01:56:43 [singing]
01:57:09 [groaning]
01:57:16 December 21st. First day of winter.
01:57:20 [explosion]
01:57:22 [music]
01:57:25 [music]
01:57:39 [music]
01:57:42 [sniffing]
01:57:48 [sneezing]
01:57:49 [explosion]
01:57:50 [music]
01:57:54 [sniffing]
01:57:55 Nice eating, isn't it?
01:57:58 [music]
01:58:07 [explosion]
01:58:08 [music]
01:58:16 Fire!
01:58:18 [explosion]
01:58:21 [music]
01:58:50 [music]
01:58:58 Eight, the hard way.
01:59:01 [music]
01:59:09 [explosion]
01:59:10 [music]
01:59:19 [laughing]
01:59:22 [explosion]
01:59:29 [music]
01:59:44 [screaming]
01:59:47 [screaming]
01:59:52 [explosion]
01:59:53 [music]
01:59:57 [singing]
02:00:07 And how about you folks joining in and singing this merry old song?
02:00:12 Just follow the bouncing hen's boot.
02:00:14 [music]
02:00:17 [singing]
02:00:27 [singing]
02:00:37 [singing]
02:00:47 [singing]
02:00:57 [singing]
02:01:07 [singing]
02:01:17 [singing]
02:01:27 [singing]
02:01:37 [singing]
02:01:47 [singing]
02:01:57 [singing]
02:02:07 [singing]
02:02:17 Hot coffee. Get your hot coffee.
02:02:20 Oh, one coffee, please.
02:02:23 One coffee, coming up.
02:02:27 Uh, I thought all boys spent the winter in Florida.
02:02:32 Oh, there, at these prices, who can afford Florida?
02:02:37 [music]
02:02:43 [music]
02:02:53 [music]
02:03:03 [music]
02:03:13 [music]
02:03:23 [music]
02:03:33 [music]
02:03:43 [music]
02:03:53 [music]
02:04:03 [music]
02:04:13 [music]
02:04:23 [music]
02:04:33 [music]
02:04:48 See, it ain't close.
02:04:50 [music]
02:04:52 [singing]
02:05:02 [singing]
02:05:12 [singing]
02:05:22 [singing]
02:05:32 Ready? Get up.
02:05:35 [music]
02:05:38 [music]
02:05:46 [music]
02:05:53 [music]
02:06:03 [music]
02:06:07 [cheering]
02:06:16 Oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.
02:06:18 [music]
02:06:23 [music]
02:06:30 [music]
02:06:33 [music]
02:06:42 [music]
02:06:55 Funny boy.
02:06:58 [music]
02:07:08 [music]
02:07:18 [music]
02:07:28 [music]
02:07:38 [music]
02:07:48 [music]
02:07:58 [music]
02:08:11 Hello, everybody.
02:08:14 [singing]
02:08:21 Are you listening?
02:08:23 [singing]
02:08:28 [music]
02:08:40 [screaming]
02:08:41 [screaming]
02:08:43 [music]
02:08:53 [music]
02:09:03 [music]
02:09:13 [music]
02:09:19 [laughing]
02:09:24 [music]
02:09:26 Fire!
02:09:27 [music]
02:09:34 [singing]
02:09:45 [music]
02:09:56 [music]
02:10:02 Ah, big one.
02:10:04 [music]
02:10:14 It's a feather.
02:10:16 [music]
02:10:25 Whoa.
02:10:26 [music]
02:10:32 Clifford.
02:10:33 [music]
02:10:38 Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum.
02:10:41 [music]
02:10:47 Aha!
02:10:48 [music]
02:10:50 Well.
02:10:51 [music]
02:10:55 We've got to go hide now.
02:10:57 [music]
02:11:08 Where are they?
02:11:09 I wonder where those children went.
02:11:11 Poor little children.
02:11:12 I know where they live.
02:11:13 [music]
02:11:23 Hello, children.
02:11:24 Aw.
02:11:25 [music]
02:11:30 Give me a kiss.
02:11:32 Me too.
02:11:33 [kiss]
02:11:36 Supper's ready.
02:11:37 [music]
02:11:54 I'm going to jump.
02:11:55 [music]
02:12:00 [chewing]
02:12:04 [music]
02:12:08 I'm still hungry, Mom.
02:12:10 [crying]
02:12:13 Mom?
02:12:14 [crying]
02:12:18 Oh, that's all right.
02:12:20 I was only foolish.
02:12:22 [music]
02:12:24 Goodnight.
02:12:25 [kiss]
02:12:26 [music]
02:12:41 [singing]
02:13:10 [singing]
02:13:32 [singing]
02:13:56 [whistling]
02:13:58 [singing]
02:14:08 [singing]
02:14:18 [singing]
02:14:28 [singing]
02:14:38 [singing]
02:14:48 [singing]
02:14:58 [music]
02:15:04 Oh!
02:15:05 [laughing]
02:15:06 That's for you.
02:15:08 For me?
02:15:09 [screaming]
02:15:10 [laughing]
02:15:11 [music]
02:15:17 Come on.
02:15:18 [music]
02:15:20 [singing]
02:15:22 What is that thing?
02:15:23 Oh, that's cake.
02:15:25 Cake?
02:15:26 [laughing]
02:15:27 [singing]
02:15:35 [music]
02:15:43 [music]
02:16:02 Oh!
02:16:03 Good, Louisa.
02:16:05 Oh, take it there.
02:16:10 [laughing]
02:16:32 [singing]
02:16:45 Oh, toys!
02:16:47 [singing]
02:17:16 [singing]
02:17:28 Time to get up.
02:17:30 Get up, children.
02:17:32 Huh?
02:17:33 [moaning]
02:17:38 [barking]
02:17:39 [howling]
02:17:40 [barking]
02:17:41 [howling]
02:17:42 [barking]
02:17:43 [howling]
02:17:46 All for us?
02:17:48 All for you, yes.
02:17:51 For us?
02:17:52 For you, yes.
02:17:54 [screaming]
02:17:55 [music]
02:18:09 Ouch!
02:18:10 [laughing]
02:18:12 [singing]
02:18:21 [music]
02:18:39 [snoring]
02:18:47 You mongrel, Monteo!
02:18:48 You, always messing up this house!
02:18:51 [screaming]
02:18:52 [crash]
02:18:53 [music]
02:18:56 If it wasn't Christmas, I'd throw you out.
02:18:58 So now, for the last time, I'm warning you.
02:19:01 Just one more mess, and outside in the cold you will be.
02:19:06 Without a home.
02:19:08 [music]
02:19:10 So, you used to remember this.
02:19:13 But if you're a good dog, Santa Claus may leave you a nice present.
02:19:18 [music]
02:19:44 [barking]
02:19:45 [music]
02:20:14 [barking]
02:20:20 See it?
02:20:21 What's that noise down there?
02:20:23 [music]
02:20:40 Ah, have a sleepin' fast asleep.
02:20:43 Just nice.
02:20:44 Let's give you a lot of trouble, Frenzy.
02:20:47 [music]
02:21:16 [barking]
02:21:17 [music]
02:21:24 [tires screeching]
02:21:25 [music]
02:21:36 [tires screeching]
02:21:37 [music]
02:22:04 [thud]
02:22:05 [music]
02:22:10 [music]
02:22:21 For shame!
02:22:22 You're sold to the devil you have sold by throwing those puppies out into the cold.
02:22:29 [crash]
02:22:30 Doggone it, that ain't chintzing.
02:22:32 Ah, don't be a schnook.
02:22:34 Ain't you a puss?
02:22:35 Come down off the cloud.
02:22:37 Why should he lose his happy home for dem dopes, see?
02:22:40 No!
02:22:41 [crash]
02:22:43 Those innocent babes into the cold you've driven.
02:22:48 Go, bring them back, and all will be forgiven.
02:22:53 [music]
02:23:02 [crash]
02:23:03 [music]
02:23:20 My goodness.
02:23:21 Wherever you look, you're a-sleeping.
02:23:24 A-sleeping, you see.
02:23:26 [snoring]
02:23:28 [barking]
02:23:32 [crash]
02:23:34 [music]
02:23:36 By Yemini, you've done it for the last time.
02:23:39 Out you go, you, you--
02:23:40 [barking]
02:23:43 Oh, Frenzy.
02:23:45 Why didn't you tell me?
02:23:48 Oh, you cute little puppy dog.
02:23:52 And they're all so beautiful.
02:23:55 They love you like you, Frenzy.
02:24:00 Oh, this are going to be a wonderful Christmas for the children.
02:24:05 [music]
02:24:21 [music]
02:24:39 [music]
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02:25:24 Jack Frost.
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02:25:32 Hi-dee-hi, here am I, Jackie Frost, Quicken's Fry.
02:25:36 Listen to me while I say,
02:25:39 Summer's gone, plain and warm, for winter's knocking at your door.
02:25:43 Go and store your food away.
02:25:46 Thanks, Mr. Jackie, for your advice.
02:25:49 We'll hurry home to our wives.
02:25:53 We'll have our covers filled with supplies
02:25:56 when Old Man Winter arrives.
02:26:00 Bye!
02:26:01 I don't have to worry.
02:26:03 I don't have to care.
02:26:05 My coat is very furry.
02:26:06 I'm friendly, friendly there.
02:26:08 If you meet Old Man Winter, you'll sing a different tune.
02:26:12 It's time that you were safe in bed, for he will be here soon.
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02:27:33 You'll be sorry!
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02:28:13 Silly bear, never care.
02:28:15 Old Man Winter's in the air.
02:28:17 You'll be sorry if he catches you.
02:28:20 I don't have to worry.
02:28:22 I don't have to care.
02:28:23 My coat is very furry.
02:28:25 I'm friendly, friendly there.
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02:29:23 I don't have to worry.
02:29:25 I don't have to care.
02:29:26 My coat is very furry.
02:29:28 I'm friendly, friendly there.
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02:29:48 [laughing]
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02:30:48 So you would run away from home.
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02:31:04 You would roam all alone.
02:31:05 I told you not to leave your home.
02:31:07 But you're a friendly, friendly bear.
02:31:10 Gee, Mr. Frost, I'm sorry.
02:31:13 Oh, help me out, please do.
02:31:15 Take me home to my nice warm bed.
02:31:18 I'm freezing through and through.
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02:34:27 You go to bed early?
02:34:30 You eat your spinach?
02:34:33 All right.
02:34:34 Run along and I'll bring you some toys.
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02:42:15 [yawn]
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02:42:48 Merry Christmas!
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02:42:53 [snoring]
02:43:03 Hey kids, I bet you he's asleep now, I bet ya!
02:43:06 [snoring]
02:43:31 I feel sorry for Santa.
02:43:34 Yeah man, he's sure tired and worn.
02:43:38 Ach, ja.
02:43:40 His house looks so wonky, hunky, wola.
02:43:43 Him claws are very wet like the antlons.
02:43:46 Da, da.
02:43:48 Si, si. He helped everyone at Christmas, but no one did think of Santa Claus.
02:43:55 Well, we could do something for Santa if we only just tidied his house.
02:44:01 [chatter]
02:44:06 [snoring]
02:44:19 [knocking]
02:44:26 Shhh.
02:44:35 Shhh.
02:44:52 Ja, danke.
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02:45:27 [snoring]
02:45:31 He's fast asleep. Come on kids, let's pitch in.
02:45:35 'Cause we wanna do something for Santa.
02:45:39 We wanna make a real big fuss.
02:45:41 We wanna do something for Santa.
02:45:44 'Cause he's always doing something for us.
02:45:47 I'll polish pans that are rusted.
02:45:49 Give everyone a shiny face.
02:45:52 I'll see if all the furniture's busted.
02:45:55 And things in proper place.
02:45:57 I'll scrub the floor all clean and neat.
02:46:00 No spot will pass my knife.
02:46:03 I'll shine his shoes with a boogie beat.
02:46:06 And here's the reason why.
02:46:08 Oh, we know we owe much to Santa.
02:46:11 For making every Christmas shade.
02:46:13 We wanna do something for Santa.
02:46:16 Welcome in our little bay.
02:46:19 Thank him for the happiness that came our way.
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02:47:11 Oh, we know we owe much to Santa.
02:47:14 For making every Christmas gay.
02:47:17 We wanna do something for Santa.
02:47:19 Huh?
02:47:20 And in our little way.
02:47:22 Thank him for the happiness that came our way.
02:47:28 [moaning]
02:47:39 What's that?
02:47:44 Merry Christmas, Santa!
02:47:49 A Christmas present? For me?
02:48:07 [laughing]
02:48:20 We interrupt this program to bring you a special report from the North Pole.
02:48:24 Santa Claus has just announced that his toy making company, Elf Incorporated, has created a new toy with super fantastic electronics.
02:48:32 The newest feature these toys have is that they can be recharged by simply placing them back into their boxes.
02:48:39 Amazing!
02:48:40 Santa himself announced earlier today that these toys would be available to only the 26 best behaved children in the world.
02:48:48 If your child really wants one of these toys, just remember, Santa is making his list and checking it twice.
02:48:56 Notice on our highly advanced scientific map, Santa's sleigh has been detected on its way bringing Christmas joy to everyone.
02:49:05 And now back to your regularly scheduled program.
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02:50:19 Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. America.
02:50:22 Santa Claus has just announced that his toy making company, Elf Incorporated, has created a new toy with super fantastic electronics.
02:50:30 The Alphabots, as these toys are called, are robots that can not only talk and think, but they can also fly around all by themselves.
02:50:38 It is said they love to play games.
02:50:41 The newest feature these toys have is that they can be recharged by...
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02:52:02 Oh, good grief, not again.
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02:52:11 It must be in here somewhere.
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02:52:18 Well, well, there you are, Z-Bot. Come out of there.
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02:52:32 Every one of you robots have been getting out of your boxes tonight.
02:52:36 What is it with you Alphabots?
02:52:39 I'm sorry. I just couldn't stay in there.
02:52:42 It's too small, and I wanted to start playing.
02:52:46 Yes, yes, I understand.
02:52:50 And I just wanted to get out.
02:52:54 The elves made you Alphabots so that you would want to have lots of fun.
02:52:58 I'll talk to the head elf so that next year you'll have a bigger box.
02:53:02 It'll make you a lot less playful.
02:53:05 What's that, Santa?
02:53:07 Oh, nothing. You toys are very energetic.
02:53:12 But I warn you, stay in your box until morning.
02:53:16 If you get out and start playing, you're not going to want to stop.
02:53:19 And by morning, the children will be very disappointed.
02:53:23 Okay, Santa. It's just that I can't wait to get out there and have fun.
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02:53:38 Now you sit still. In just a few hours, you're going to be playing games and bringing joy to little Richie.
02:53:44 Okay, Santa.
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02:54:03 I hope morning comes soon.
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02:54:24 Hey, hey you! Wake up!
02:54:29 Who--who--who's there?
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02:54:45 Who--who's there?
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02:54:53 Yeah, come on. We're all here and we're going to have fun, fun, fun, fun, fun.
02:54:59 We? What do you mean, we?
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02:55:29 Where did you all come from?
02:55:31 Yeah, we were all staying in our boxes just like Santa said when A-Bot here came to ask us to come out and have fun with him.
02:55:38 And he must be right. He's A-Bot.
02:55:40 Come on out and play with us. It'll be morning soon and we'll all have to get back to our boxes.
02:55:47 Oh no, I'm going to stay right here, just like Santa told me.
02:55:53 Come on, come on.
02:55:57 I just don't understand why you don't want to come and play, play, play, play. Come on, come on. It's time to play. Come on, you know how to do it.
02:56:03 Come on out and play, won't you?
02:56:07 No, no, no. Santa said for me to stay right here and I'm staying.
02:56:14 Okay, be that way, but we're going to play now.
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02:56:32 Come on, let's go.
02:56:35 No, I want to wait now.
02:56:38 Well, I don't know about you guys, but I'm staying out until morning. Follow me.
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02:57:53 Watch out, Santa. Keep an eye on them.
02:58:01 Hey, I've got an idea. Since E-Bot won't come and play with us, let's go visit him.
02:58:07 Yeah, that's a real good idea.
02:58:10 Yeah, I like that idea. Let's go see what he's doing.
02:58:14 I bet he's still in his box.
02:58:18 Come on, what are we waiting for?
02:58:21 Yeah, come on, let's go.
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02:59:30 What are you doing here? It'll be morning soon.
02:59:36 Well, since you didn't want to join us, we decided to come visit you.
02:59:40 We had a great time flying all around your neighborhood. It was fun, fun, fun, fun, fun.
02:59:46 Yeah, it was real fun.
02:59:50 But now we want to play here with you.
02:59:55 You can stay there in your box and watch us play, or you can join us.
03:00:01 I think I'll stay right here like Santa told me.
03:00:05 That's okay with us.
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03:00:12 Okay then, let's play our default ABCs game.
03:00:18 Yeah, that's a great idea.
03:00:24 Okay everybody, switch to your default game mode.
03:00:28 Is everybody ready?
03:00:30 Yes, of course.
03:00:36 Okay, let's go.
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03:01:03 Hello there again. I'm Ebot. Are you ready for our ABCs game?
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03:01:16 Hi, I'm Bebot.
03:01:20 I'm Sebot.
03:01:22 I'm Debot.
03:01:24 Hello, I'm Ebot.
03:01:26 Look, I'm Fbot.
03:01:29 I'm Gbot.
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03:01:34 Yes, hello, I'm Xbot.
03:01:36 X! Xbot.
03:01:38 I'm Ibot.
03:01:40 I'm Jbot.
03:01:43 Yeah, hello, I'm Sebot.
03:01:46 I'm Lbot.
03:01:48 I'm Mbot.
03:01:51 Yeah, hello there, I'm the Nbot.
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03:02:01 I'm Obot.
03:02:04 I'm Pbot.
03:02:06 Hello, I'm Qbot.
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03:02:11 Yeah, see, I'm Rbot.
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03:02:20 I'm Sbot.
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03:02:27 Hello, I'm Tbot.
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03:02:33 I'm Ubot.
03:02:36 I'm Zbot.
03:02:38 I'm the Wbot.
03:02:41 Mama.
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03:02:45 I'm Xbot.
03:02:47 [laughter]
03:02:49 I'm the Wbot.
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03:03:02 Um, oh, that's an A.
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03:03:12 Oh, look, that's a B.
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03:03:22 Oh, oh, I see, a C.
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03:03:35 Oh, look, that's a D.
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03:03:43 Ah, an E.
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03:03:53 Oh, oh, an F.
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03:04:05 There goes a G.
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03:04:16 An H.
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03:04:29 And there's an I.
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03:04:40 Oh, now, now a J.
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03:04:52 And a K.
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03:05:04 Look, look, there goes an L.
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03:05:17 And then an M.
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03:05:29 That's an N, I can tell.
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03:05:42 Oh, a big O.
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03:05:55 And there goes a P.
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03:06:07 And a Q.
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03:06:19 There goes an R.
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03:06:32 And there goes an S.
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03:06:47 And now they're making a T.
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03:07:01 Oh, that's a U, isn't it?
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03:07:13 Oh, and that's a V.
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03:07:26 Oh, look at that, a W.
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03:07:38 Oh, look, there goes an X.
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03:07:51 Yes, and there goes a Y.
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03:08:03 And a Z, that's me.
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03:08:11 Hi, I'm Zeebot.
03:08:13 It's very nice to meet you.
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03:08:25 Are you okay?
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03:08:29 Abot? Bebot? Are you okay?
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03:08:34 Oh, I have no energy left.
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03:08:39 Oh, what are we going to do?
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03:08:44 What will we do?
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03:08:47 Bebot, what's the matter?
03:08:49 Ebot? Fbot? Gbot?
03:08:52 Is everyone okay?
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03:08:56 I can't fly.
03:08:59 Must try.
03:09:01 Power failing.
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03:09:05 That big door, I can hardly move.
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03:09:14 Hbot? I? Jbot? Kbot? Kbot?
03:09:21 Lbot? Mbot? What happened?
03:09:25 Nbot? What are you doing?
03:09:28 Obot? What's happening? Pbot? What's the matter?
03:09:32 Qbot? Qbot? What's the matter?
03:09:35 Rbot? Sbot? Sbot? What's the matter?
03:09:40 I wonder what's wrong.
03:09:43 I'll tell you what's wrong. We can't fly. It's elementary.
03:09:50 You think you know what's going wrong, Ebot?
03:09:54 Yeah, yeah. It's my battery. It's almost completely drained.
03:10:01 Yes, Santa was right. That's why I stayed in my box.
03:10:06 He said the children would be disappointed if we didn't stay in our box.
03:10:10 Now we all know why.
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03:10:23 What can I do to help the Alphabots get back home?
03:10:27 There will be so many disappointed children.
03:10:30 I wish they would have listened to Santa.
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03:11:03 What can I do to help the Alphabots get back home?
03:11:07 The newest feature these toys have is that they can be recharged by simply placing them back into their boxes. Amazing!
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03:11:27 Okay, everyone. Come over here now.
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03:11:39 I have an idea. You can all use my box to recharge just enough to get you home.
03:11:47 Why, that's brilliant.
03:11:50 That is a stupendous idea, if I must say so myself.
03:11:55 Okay, everyone. First you, Avat.
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03:12:08 It worked! I'm recharged!
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03:12:40 [siren]
03:13:02 Come on, hurry up! Alphabot, come on!
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03:14:02 Thank you, Zbot. I feel real good now.
03:14:06 Yes, thank you very much. Very clever of you to have thought of that.
03:14:12 Even Oobot thanks you.
03:14:17 Thank you, Zbot. You saved us.
03:14:20 You're all very welcome. Now hurry up and get to your boxes. It will be morning soon.
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03:14:30 Thank you, Zbot. Thanks for helping us.
03:14:33 Thank you. See you.
03:14:36 I hope we can get together again sometime.
03:14:40 I have a feeling we will. Bye-bye, everyone.
03:14:45 Okay, bye-bye.
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03:17:18 'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
03:17:26 The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there.
03:17:33 The children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugarplums danced through their heads.
03:17:40 And Mama in her kerchief and I in my cap had just settled our brains for a long winter's nap.
03:17:47 When out in the woods there arose such a clatter, I sprang from my bed to see what was the matter.
03:17:53 And what to my wondering eyes did appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer.
03:18:00 With a little old quick, I knew in a moment he must be St. Nick.
03:18:04 More rapid than eagles his courses they came, and he whistled and then called them by name.
03:18:11 Now dasher, now dancer, now prancer and vixen, on Comets, on Cupid, on Diamond Britson,
03:18:19 to the top of the porch, to the top of the wall, now dash away, dash away, whoa there-o!
03:18:29 And then in a twinkling I heard on the roof the prancing and pawing of each little hoop.
03:18:36 A bundle of toys he'd flung on his back, and he looked like a peddler just opening his pack.
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03:19:06 [Sleigh bells]
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03:20:22 [Laughs]
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03:21:37 [Laughs]
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03:22:15 [Explosion]
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03:23:26 Having finished his task, he spoke not a word, but shouldered his sack and rose like a bird to the top of the chimney and across to his sleigh.
03:23:37 Then he stopped and he listened.
03:23:40 It was now Christmas Day. He grasped both the reins to his team, gave a whistle, and away they all flew like the down of a thistle.
03:23:53 But I heard him exclaim ere he drove out of sight, "Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night!"
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