Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

That all depends.

Oh, my dear sir. You know my assistant Alfred, Mr. Macy?

I believe, I believe. It's silly, but I believe.

Pride. So, Simon, I wanted to talk you about making a family.

And I'm glad I met you and your daughter.

We can't let her down.

But you're the best-looking one I've ever seen.

But it's cold! A man's gotta do something to keep warm.

Better show him in.

-Mr. Kringle. -Yeah?

Gailey's made a circus of this court. There's no such person as Santa Claus.

Official US Mail!

You think so. Those women think so.

Christmas isn't just a day. It's a frame of mind.

I promise, if you believe in me and have faith in me, everything will...

You're making a mistake with the reindeer!

but I wanted to tell you, you're making a serious mistake.

He'll be with us for a few days

This sets up a very harmful mental conflict within her.

-Where did you find him? -I turned round and there he was.

But, Kris, you can't just think of yourself.

And I need some more Wanamakers.

Very interesting. Publicity?

Your son's away at school. What about his room?

-Only $8.50. A wonderful bargain. -Schoenfeld's? I don't get it.

I made the Martinis Triple strength, and She Feels Wonderful

Macy's ain't got any. Nobody's got any. I been all over.

By all means, Mr. Gailey.

It's all over. Look at him.

And what about the immigrant voters?

If my wife has a big headache tomorrow, you can have a little one tonight.

It's Cold A man's gotta do something to keep warm

-Then I want you... -Muscular-coordination test?

She didn't know about pictures with the mayor. That was Sawyer's idea.

I believe... I believe... It's silly, but I believe

-That's for you. Merry Christmas! -Gimbels.

down at the city hall. You and the mayor.

Let somebody else worry about it, huh?

Mrs. Walker, I'd like to talk to you about Kringle.

Well, I'm sorry to disagree.

Really? He failed to pass the examination?

Don't worry, Tommy. You'll get it.

It's probably way down inside of me someplace, see?

But you don't understand, it...

Could you be Santa Claus? Have you had any experience?

do it because when they was young they must have did something bad

in making things go faster, look shinier and cost less

Live in it with my mother.

Take custody of him? Would he agree to that?

You may sign the commitment papers, but I shall bring in a habeas corpus.

I never really doubted you. It was just my silly common sense.

I was telling that to Mr. Sawyer, see? And he says that's very bad.

And I ought to... Somebody! Julian, get some black coffee.

We've adopted her. I told her you wouldn't be able to speak to her.

-Come here. -Yeah.

He's doing it for free because I'm an interesting case.

You can't throw your career away because of a sentimental whim.

It takes time, but he'll do it.

Mr. Kringle is not sane because he believes he is Santa Claus.

You mean you're going to him again?

Always sleep with them out. Cold air makes them grow.

-No kidding! -Started about three years ago.

"He Must Have Monkey Blood In Him Or Something." Phuck you very much

I didn't know it, but he says I do.

See the new patient.

Tony Whitman. My new dad.

Me praying for my future husband to come around...

Why don't you lis...?

-Thank you, Mr. Macy. -Tell Santa I won't forget him either.

I’ll just have a sandwich or something

-Do you believe he's of sound mind? -I do.

Bellevue? But why, doctor? What did he...?

I'll be glad to.

Get him out of the store on some pretext.

Oh, one of those. I don't know any fairy tales.

Home again, home again, jiggety-jig

that Mr. Kringle is the one and only Santa Claus.

Mr. Macy, you're under oath. Do you really believe he's Santa Claus?

Here's a kid writes, "Kris Kringle, New York Court House."

If there's the slightest possibility of his getting into any trouble...

I've tried, but she's always busy with her job.

I'm Santa Claus.

-You didn't! -Of course I did.

You ought to be ashamed of yourself!