Santa at the Childrens Christmas Party

And now, Harold Perry, as honest Harold, the homemaker. Well, there's a white mantle of snow over the little town of Melrose Springs, and the air is cold and frosty, but there's warmth and good cheer in the hearts of young and old alike, for Christmas is only two days away.

Let's look in on the home of Honest Harold, where we find his mother just putting the presents under the Christmas tree. the presents under the Christmas tree. Dashing through the snow on a one-horse open sleigh.

Now this is for Harold. And this one's for Raymond. The root the fields with gold, laughing all the way. Well, don't Bob's lettering, making spirits bright. Oh, hello, Harold. Hello, mother. Well, look at all those wonderful presents under the tree.

Christmas was certainly at grand time of the year. It certainly is. Yeah, it makes you love everybody. I even love my boss Stanley Peabody. Oh, hell, well, I do, Mother. Well, we've got to get downtown now.

We're having an important meeting of our reindeer club this afternoon. That reindeer club was a wonderful idea of yours, Harold. Thank you, Mother. I just thought it'd be nice if some of us followed us together and gave the children this town a big Christmas party.

A lot of presents, a Santa Claus and everything. Well, that's the true Christmas spirit, Harold. Who's in your club? Well, there are four of us, reindeer. Prancer, that's me. Dasher, that's old Doc Yancey. Comet is Pete Demarshel, and Stanley Peabody is Dunder.

Should have been Dunderhead. No, no, no, no. Remember your Christmas period. Of course, mother. At the meetings afternoon, we're going to Alexa Santa Claus. But the Alexa is just a formality. They'll probably pick me unanimously.