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Updated Dec. 1 2010

SCAN DOWN FOR SOME GREAT CHRISTMAS FILMS

CHRISTMAS  TV 

A CHRISTMAS CAROL  1955, Desilu Productions, Fredric March (Scrooge), Basil Rathbone (Marley), Ray Middleton (Christmas Present), The Roger Wagner  Chorale, Mary Costa, Bonnie Franklin music by Bernard Herrmann, Charles Dickens great tale of miserly Scrooge is presented as a CBS TV Special, This one was such a hit that it was re-run twice and the soundtrack made into a popular album. Many other live action and animated TV versions Of this Dickens classic would follow in

decades to come. exc. shape, 1 Hour  $80

TRAILERS

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS Trailer Jim Carey, elaborate, colorful trailer, beautiful Agfa color, 1:85.1,   mint-   $35 

POLAR EXPRESS-  2004 Tom Hanks, Cinemascope (Anamorphic), beautiful Agfa color, mint  $45 Special price for Christmas  $30

                  
Academy Award Winning short from 1945, directed by Don Siegel, starring J. Carrol Naish, Donald Woods, Warner Brothers

Legendary Director Don Siegel's first directorial effect , This modern version of the Christmas story adds elements of Charles Dickens ' "A Christmas Carol." Three lonely cowboys traveling the desert see a huge star shining in the night. Since it is Christmas Eve, they ride up to the star, only to discover that it is a large sign advertising the Star Motor court, run by Nick Katapoull (J. Carrol Naish). Nick has had plenty of trouble and is disillusioned by the workings of the business world. A tired stranger (Donald Woods) comes to him seeking help, but Nick refuses. His wife, however, still retains her kindness and when a young husband and his wife arrive in critical condition, she makes them comfortable. The fast moving events which follow, soften the heart of Nick and in one of the most touching scenes in the picture, he realizes that this attitude towards him fellow men has been all wrong. A wonderful version of the Three Wise Men and the Babe in the Manger. This short, which won an Academy Award, is a modern day variant on the Nativity, complete with a Scrooge, wonderfully done by J. Carroll Naish. This short was a marvelous vehicle for the veteran actor and he shines in the spotlight. 33 minutes,  Exc. shape,-  $75

MERRY CHRISTMAS, The Vienna Boys Choir, Filmed and recorded in Vienna,  Sterling Films A film featuring the world famous Vienna Boys choir singing carols, as the unseen camera captures the spirit for a Christmas party, B&W , 18 min., $20              

SANTA IN ANIMAL LAND  1948, Official Films, Unusual & campy children's Xmas film using puppets, b&w, 10 min. - $12

THE LITTLE LAMB, A CHRISTMAS STORY  1951, A shepard tells the story of a strayed lamb that leads the shepards to the Christ child. The lamb is the gift that they offer.  Castle Films  $10

THE SMALL ONE 1978, released in 1978 with the theatrical reissue of PINOCCHIO. This is the closest Bluth ever got to his "own" production at the Disney studio. He was credited as Producer and Director, 25 Min. featurette, Set in the town of Bethlehem on the eve of the first Christmas, The Small One is the story of a poor boy who is forced to sell his pet donkey. His choice of the new owners makes his pet part of biblical history. Color is good SP KODAK color, in v.g. shape- 25 min.- $100

Christmas Night aka Pals The Little King, Two Hobos, Queen, Santa Claus. Directed By James Tyer. Produced By Amadee J. Van Beuren. Written By Otto Soglow. Released on December 22, 1933. The Little King is feeling low on Christmas Eve, so he joins a pair of homeless bums in admiring the toys and holiday decorations in a department store window. The ever-childlike monarch smuggles the hoboes under his robe into his castle. They go to his room and undress. Then all three climb into a tub and take a bath together. Afterward, the three get in the same bed while the queen sleeps in another room. The Little King was a comic strip created by Otto Soglow, famously telling its stories in a style using images and very few words as a pantomime comic strip.  EXC. SHAPE- $25

THE PUPS CHRISTMAS  1936 Happy Harmonies, What kind of toys are they that stand up and hit from front, side and back, that grab one's tails, punch one's nose and roll you over? That's what two frisky little pups asked when they went on a rampage with the toys under the Christmas tree. color is okay, print is excellent- $15

THE DAY THE ANIMALS DISCOVERED CHRISTMAS  beautiful Kodachrome color, V.G. TO EXC. shape, 12 min.-  $15

HOLIDAY LAND 1932 , Scrappy, Col., Official  Films, Scrappy goes to Holiday Land and celebrates all the holidays, Christmas, New Years, Easter, etc., exc, b&w print- $12

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