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December 18, 1915, City Times, Galveston, Texas ENTERTAINING ON CHRISTMAS The Christmas season brings to mind the many Christmas days gone by, with their four great features—turkey, cranberry sauce, plum pudding and mince pie. It was a good old English custom, not to be rejected by the American colonists, although modificatlons were necessary to suit [...]

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Note how Saint Nick in the leading illustration has something of a rustic “gnomish” quality, as compared to later, red-suited incarnations of the fat man. Click on thumbnails for full page view. Printing tip: these images will print better when saved to your computer and printed locally, rather than printing directly from your browser.

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A Max and Dave Fleischer cartoon, in which “Grampy” (a Betty Boop character) saves Christmas for a group of orphans.

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Traditional Sing hey! Sing hey! For Christmas Day; Twine mistletoe and holly, For friendship glows In winter snows, And so let’s all be jolly.

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This 18-minute video employs portions from The Beatles fan club recordings, set to video.  Edited and produced by Matthew Hawes of  “The Happy Show!”

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Brought to us by “Maid Marian,” [Maid Marian disabled embedding - who knows why - now brought to us by "Christmas Classic"] this is a 102 year old classic from Edwin S. Porter, the man who gave us The Great Train Robbery (1903).

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Where: American Museum of Radio and Electricity, 1312 Bay Street, Bellingham (map and directions) When: Dec. 22, 7:30 PM What: See and hear a live Christmas Mystery Thriller! It’s mayhem at a New England Radio Museum in this thriller adapted from Ngaio Marsh’s “Murder On The Air,” featuring Dame Edith’s famous sleuth Inspector Roderick Alleyn–who [...]

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Centralia Washington, The Centralia Chronicle, Dec. 12, 1907 Cumberland, Maryland, The Evening Times, Dec. 16, 1907

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