Autumn Leaves

Oh, oh, oh, very Christmas everybody. And to you too. Shalom? Well, if it isn't by the Santa Claus is reindeer. You mean reindeer, darling, don't you? I'm one of Santa Claus's helpers. Oh, you're your Santa Claus.

What's the matter? Why don't you like Santa Claus? This woman is suffering from chlorostroapopia. Oh, yes. I'm not. Jimmy, I want you to meet us all. You're the major little Margaret O'Brien. Listen, hello, Mr. Durante.

Well, Margaret O'Brien. Oh, no, this ain't the Margaret O'Brien I used to see. The Margaret O'Brien I used to know was a tiny little child. I can't believe this is the same girl. Incredible. Shall we go another round?

My, how you have grown up. Make the person feel old. Well, Jimmy, how about a goodness present for Margaret? I've grown one. Who did you burn? Boom. Only that great French chartreuse, the one and only eat it.

Be up. Yes. Eat it, darling, this is divine. Having you on our show, one of the greatest singers at France has ever sent. Oh, Missy, I would have door having you sang for me right now.

Oh, Missy. And when you fella-ish, did you write, I would sing for you. Oh, have mercy. Thank you, Dad. I've heard so much about Miss Pierre. Yeah, I'm eating. Well, of course, child. Missy, up.

This is Margot O'Brien. This P.E.A.S. It is really a pleasure. This is Margot O'Brien. He's incredible. Oh no, no, not that again. One, two, three, go. My, how you have grown up. Many of you have been so confused.

I wonder if that'll ever replace Fred Waring. It's Edith Darling, would you say one of my favorite numbers, Othony? Oh, I will be glad to miss me. Her falling by the window I see your lips Since you went away, the days go on