Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

The man calls himself Kris Kringle. Thinks he's Santa Claus.
we'll find a generous way to express our appreciation.
Agnes, I've told you not to bother me at the office.
I intend to prove that Mr. Kringle is Santa Claus.
I keep track of the toy market pretty closely. Does that surprise you so?
Just because he's kind to children, he has a guilt complex?
We are very happy to concede Mr. Gailey's claims.
"Muscular-coordination test."
He'll deny it all. I'll bring witnesses and he'll bring witnesses.
Since the United States government declares this man to be Santa Claus
-Look this way, Mr. Gimbel. -Hold it, Mr. Gimbel.
In view of these facts, and especially since today is Christmas Eve
Hello
If you were to...
Let Dr. Pierce examine him again.
And the Christmas card makers and the candy companies.
waiting to see you? Children who have dreamed of this moment.
Me getting ready for the Christmas Eve service
-Second grade? -It's a progressive school.
What happens to the toys that are supposed to be in those stockings?
Naa ini parah nii
Of course, in order to play it, you've gotta have an imagination.
Here at Macy's. We get 10 percent off.
Oh, no. It can't be!
There's evidence to prove him wrong, but nothing has shaken his story.
Please keep a straight line. All day to see Santa Claus.
I've tried every way to get some competent authority.
It's all over the papers. Kids read it and don't hang up their stockings.
How would you like to have a ship all to yourself
-I beg your pardon! -Your job is to give intelligence tests.
I ask that you sign the commitment papers without delay.
The patient is running the clinic.
Now you got the CIO and the AF of L against you.
If we don't have what the customer wants, we send him where he can get it.
Mr. Gailey, have you anything further to offer?
Stelter!
That I'm jeopardizing the prestige of an established law firm
-I want to introduce this evidence. -I'll take it, please.
-For the record, Mr. Mara? -Anything to get on with this case.
What if he has a fit or something? No, I've got to tell Mr. Macy.
Imagine, Macy's Santa Claus sending customers to Gimbels
No other address whatsoever.
And I might stay there until next Thanksgiving.
and there are only two of us. Couldn't we invite Mr. Gailey? Couldn't we?
I can't be angry with you.
Someone here could rent him a room, then they could ride to work together.
Faith is believing in things when common sense tells you not to.
He's insane, I tell you.
Broncos fans
Bye.
Yes. That's right.
It was just because I felt we owed it to him
Well, here goes.
-Mrs. Haley. -Mrs. Haley.
My personal habits aren't your concern.
Something is wrong. What is it?
Mr. Macy!
It will be for you. You're the greatest lawyer since Darrow.
"Gailey Throws Bombshell on New York Supreme Court."
Yes, I know it's late and we're all tired and we want to go to dinner.
That's awfully nice of you.
All rise!
That'd solve everything. Someone to steer him away from trouble.
I don't want to buy anything, and I'm sorry to interrupt you,
Overruled
Sure. That's when you see things that aren't really there.
That's all.
of $1,112,877,174.
-All right. -It'll only take about an hour.
New York is second to none in its admiration of the post office.
Do you happen to have a spare piece?
Oh, no, just that I hate women. I didn’t know I did, but I guess I do.
It makes me feel kind of good and important.
You're right. I ought to be ashamed of myself.
You were right.
She's confused, and I thought maybe you could help out.
-Do you believe you're Santa Claus? -Of course.
-Merry Christmas. -Mr. Macy.
By filling them with fairy tales, they grow up considering life a fantasy.
He's a nice old man, and I admire your wanting to help him.
this court will not dispute it. Case dismissed.
-Like this? -Like that. That's right.
Not today, Kris. I don't feel like it.
I'll be right over, doctor.
I don't suppose anybody'd notice it except myself.
Oh, go ahead. Pull it.
This way, please.
-Hey, Lou. -Yeah?
Where do you live? That's what this hearing will decide.
This court therefore intends to keep
I just want to give you a few tips on how to be a good Santa Claus.
And publicity's just the way to do it.
-Who, me? -Thomas Mara, Jr.