Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

A man's gotta do something to keep warm.
Bellevue?
-Yes, I see what you mean, Mother. -Good.
an open mind. She'll hear evidence on either side.
Oh, I quite understand. Your little girl would like some skates.
-Hello, Mother. -Hello, Susan. Mr. Gailey.
Mr. Gailey, do you wish to cross-examine the witness?
To market, to market to buy a fat pig
He's apt to become violent.
When I came down, Homer... He was supposed to be the zookeeper.
Before making a ruling, this court has consulted
-My specialty is geriatrics. -Huh?
-It has to go through the routine. -We must avoid publicity.
The state of New York concedes the existence of Santa Claus.
Make a Buck...
All right, don't crowd. You have all day to see Santa Claus.
Why didn't one of you think of this idea?
-Honestly! -It's the best defense.
You should see the parade. You worked so hard on it.
Some children wish for things they couldn't possibly use.
-Thank you. -You're welcome.
Mr. Gailey to see you. He represents Mr. Kringle.
Oh, no. I'll tell you.
Mrs. Walker, he's stupendous.
Yes, he did, but there was no concentration.
I had a feeling you'd be wondering about Kris.
The store that places public service ahead of profit.
I don't mind. I'd be glad to
He's so very fond of Susan. When he asked me, I didn't think you'd mind.
he'll argue the point, but he'll not become violent.
I made the martinis Triple strength and she feels wonderful!!
I Believe
He's a nice old man, Mother. And those whiskers are real!
And he sees you every day?
-What do you think of my parade? -It's much better than last year's.
But you can't prove he's Santa Claus.
and since I carry my own padding with me, I got the job, see?
With the reindeer, I mean.
Beltran?
Mr. Kringle, you don't have to answer any questions against your wishes
That will be all, Mr. Kringle! Examination's over. You may go.
Come in.
It'd be nice to get rid of them, huh?
Is there or is there not a Santa Claus?
I'll do everything I can, Kris.
No further questions at this time.
How I feel about my weight loss journey
I submit it's purely a matter of opinion.
What would you do with a house like this?
you've still got to believe in people. I found that out.
You'll discover they're the only things that are worthwhile.
Bye.
Search everywhere for toilet paper.... But nobody’s ‘gotany’
and either I drop this case or they'll drop me.
Something you haven't even told your mother about.
You must have heard of that. You've just forgotten. It's a fairy tale.
"Who was the vice president under John Quincy Adams?"
Mr. Kringle is incapable of either. His is a delusion for good.
Tommy, go in and get Mother's scissors, will you?
Goodbye, Daddy.
-Thanks. -Not at all.
Mrs. Walker says we're taking publicity pictures this afternoon
I'll warm you. I ought to take this cane...
Just because things don't turn out the way you want the first time
Thank you, Your Honor. Good day.
Wait a minute. You forget you flunked your examination but good.
That there's no Malarkey! Go on!
Well.
Would you, Daddy?
These reporters make me look like a monster who drowns cats
That's right. But I must confess it's part of a deep-dyed plot.
There's a car waiting for you downstairs
-I don't suppose you want to talk to me. -Something about a present...
But I'm warning you, I don't give up easily.
Didn't I ask all right, Mr. Gailey?
Just think if Mr. Gimbel had seen the other one.
-Have I done something wrong? -Oh, no. No.
And if he doesn't, it's better we find out.
your honor, every one of these letters is addressed to the dean
Your Honor, I'd like to call the first witness.
Susan, I speak French, but that doesn't make me Joan of Arc.
Whether you agree or not, I ask you to respect my wishes regarding Susan.
and I've found that when a delusion is challenged
I don't care what you do with whisker-puss
-Oh, yeah. -Why?
but one of the worst is commercialism.
-Use the employees' elevator. -It's the one you came in.
He knows what he's talking about. He's been studying for a long time.
I'd like to submit the following facts in evidence. It's the post office
A big outfit like Macy's putting the spirit of Christmas
That's what I've been fighting against for years,
Tonight? Oh, I can't. It's Christmas Eve.
You know you shouldn't run around in other people's houses.
It's the greatest goodwill policy I ever heard of.
You've got Cupid where Blitzen should be.
Will a wall be built.
You deliberately failed that examination, didn't you?
I can't do it! I'm very fond of him
-Do you like Market? -All right.
That man, I heard him say something about Mr. Kringle. Who is he?