" A PRESENT FOR SANTA CLAUS " 1947 CHRISTMAS FILM XD19694

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Dating to 1947 and released by Official Films for the home market, "A Present for Santa Claus" tells a classic Christmas Eve story, as two thoughtful children plot how to leave a present for Kris Kringle.
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[@creeksidehashman5365]

Merry Christmas to and to all a good night.

[@winstonsmith478]

If I'd only known one could bribe Santa with just a cup of hot chocolate.

[@SharpCats371]

Merry Christmas 🕯🕯🕯🕯🐾🐾😻🕯🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@pamela-vi7rp]

🕊️🌈🎶Peace 💙🌅🕊️

[@cesarg.e.5278]

😂😂 Feliz Navidad para todos .saludos desde Chile

[@Subscribers53]

PeriscopeFilm of A Present for Santa Clause 1947 Real People for the Christmas holidays 🌲⛄️❄️!!

[@dr2759]

A simpler time......

[@20alphabet]

And a far better one, too.

[@dr2759]

@@20alphabet amen...happy new year, hopefully a better one.

[@wmbrown6]

Was there any info as to who played the kids, the mom, and Santa? IMDb has absolute zilch on that - no wonder, they don't have any credits here.

[@katherinelwooley7891]

I enjoyed the short except for the timer ticking away in the lower part of the film. The timer was from whoever put this old film on KZbin, I guess. Too bad. Distracts from enjoying the film.

[@fromthesidelines]

When this was originally released for the "home movie" market in October 1947, Official Films offered it for $17.50 {16mm sound}, $8.75 {16mm silent, w/intertitles}, and $2.75 {16mm "short" version}, along with 8mm silent editions.

[@winstonsmith478]

$17.50 then would be like $204.22 now.

[@wmbrown6]

Excerpts of this were featured in a 1993 show, "Santa's Christmas Treasures," which aired in Chicago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2bHXnyCaN5lg68

[@waynejohnson1304]

A brother and sister sleeping in the same room? Ewwwwwwwwwwww

[@fromthesidelines]

And what's wrong with that? My sister and I shared the same room when we were growing up.

[@waynejohnson1304]

@@fromthesidelines Ewwwwww

[@tubi333]

@@fromthesidelines Dude, I think this comment is ironic to show how stupid our time has become.

[@20alphabet]

@@tubi333 👈🏼you are 💯% correct.

[@20alphabet]

@@fromthesidelines Do you still sleep in the same room with a woman? Careful with your answer, progressives may find male/female cohabitation obtuse. 😆