Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town (1970) Quotes with Sound Clips - page 6

Sound clips of funny quotes from the 1970 TV special Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town, produced by Rankin/Bass.

Actors: Fred Astaire (S.D. Kluger), Mickey Rooney (Kris Kringle), Keenan Wynn (Winter Warlock), Robie Lester (Miss Jessica), Paul Frees (Burgermeister Meisterburger)

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51 Put one foot in front of the other, and soon you'll be walking out the door.

— Kris Kringle (Mickey Rooney)

52 Wanted dead or alive. The terrible toymaker! -Kris Kringle.

— Burgermeister Meisterburger (Paul Frees)

53 Who nears my mountain? Go back, or you are doomed!

— Winter Warlock (Keenan Wynn)

54 Why, you're a penguin! Well, what is a penguin doing here? You're looking for a stick? A branch. A log? Pole? The North Pole? No? The South Pole! Well, little feller, that's on the other end of the Earth. You're just about as lost as you could get.

— Kris Kringle (Mickey Rooney)

55 You mean Santa was once a baby? -Of course! Everybody's got to be a baby at least once in their lives.

— S.D. Kluger (Fred Astaire)

56 It was a lovely wedding. Yes, sir. They held it on Christmas Eve and since no town would welcome them, they stood before the Lord in the silent winter woods, and a grove of pine trees was their cathedral.

— S.D. Kluger (Fred Astaire)

57 No holding back, now. Give me all your toys, by order of the Burgermeister.

58 Not me!

59 A baby?

60 A choo-choo? I've always wanted one.

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