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

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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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41 You are all under arrest for defying the law and making toys. And for being an accomplice to public enemy number one, Kris Kringle.

42 A yo-yo? I love yo-yos. I used to be able to do all kinds of tricks. Wee!

— Burgermeister Meisterburger (Paul Frees)

43 Ha-ha! I still have a little magic! I'm not such a loser after all.

— Winter Warlock (Keenan Wynn)

44 If I want to change the reflection I see in the mirror each morn, you mean that it's just my election to vote for a chance to be reborn? Whoo-hoo!

— Winter Warlock (Keenan Wynn)

45 Oh, no. I must warn Kris! -But she was too late. Kris had already left with his toys.

— S.D. Kluger (Fred Astaire)

46 And the kangaroos must learn to hop into the prince's hand.

47 But the seals taught him the most important things: How to have fun, and... how to laugh real hard and wonderful, like he meant it. -Ho-ho-ho-ho!

— S.D. Kluger (Fred Astaire)

48 But what about the Burgermeister? -What about him? If he wants a toy, he may have one. I'll save him a big red yo-yo.

— Kris Kringle (Mickey Rooney)

49 Doggone, how can I get the toys to 'em? They got to have toys. Otherwise, their life will be nothing but school and chores and washing their stockings, and...

— Kris Kringle (Mickey Rooney)

50 Oh, please. Let me have just a little magic.

— Winter Warlock (Keenan Wynn)

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