Tuesday, 6 October 2026

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE NEW YEAR VOYAGE (1959)

 

“The New Year Voyage” is an animated tale about a little Russian boy, Kolya, who plans to take his Christmas Tree from his home in Moscow to his father working in Antarctica where there are no Christmas trees.

At first, he tries to catch a taxi to the south pole but then Santa Claus lands his sparkling sleigh-like vessel, called the Star Shooter, beside the car and agrees to let the child take it to Antarctica.

Voiced by Gilbert Mack, Hal Smith and Ginny Tyler.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A CHRISTMAS TREE (1959)

 

“A Christmas Tree” is an animated tale about a little Russian boy, Kolya, who plans to take his Christmas Tree from his home in Moscow to his father working in Antarctica where there are no Christmas trees.

At first, he tries to catch a taxi to the south pole but then Santa Claus lands his sparkling sleigh-like vessel, called the Star Shooter, beside the car and agrees to let the child take it to Antarctica.

Voiced by Gilbert Mack, Hal Smith and Ginny Tyler.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A CHRISTMAS VISIT (1959)

 

“A Christmas Visit” is an animated tale about a little Russian boy, Kolya, who plans to take his Christmas Tree from his home in Moscow to his father working in Antarctica where there are no Christmas trees.

At first, he tries to catch a taxi to the south pole but then Santa Claus lands his sparkling sleigh-like vessel, called the Star Shooter, beside the car and agrees to let the child take it to Antarctica.

Voiced by Gilbert Mack, Hal Smith and Ginny Tyler.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – NEW YEAR'S TRIP (1959)

 

“New Year's Trip” is an animated tale about a little Russian boy, Kolya, who plans to take his Christmas Tree from his home in Moscow to his father working in Antarctica where there are no Christmas trees.

At first, he tries to catch a taxi to the south pole but then Santa Claus lands his sparkling sleigh-like vessel, called the Star Shooter, beside the car and agrees to let the child take it to Antarctica.

Voiced by Gilbert Mack, Hal Smith and Ginny Tyler.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – SNOW FOOLIN' (1949)

 

“Snow Foolin'” is an animated tale about the onset of winter and how the assorted animals prepare for winter and don their winter coats.

As they enjoy a variety of winter sports, a hen invites the audience to follow her sing along to Jingle Bells with a bouncing egg highlighting the lyrics and a turtle serves hot coffee to a bird on her nest.

Voiced by Sid Raymond, Jack Mercer and Mae Questel.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS COMES (1936)

“Christmas Comes” is an animated tale about an orphanage where the children at the orphanage are thrilled to wake up and find new toys in their stockings on Christmas morning, but one by one the toys break and the children go back to bed crying.

Fortunately, an inventor, Professor Grampy, is passing by on his motorized sled and hears the children crying.

So, he sneaks in through the kitchen window and uses every pot, pan, and utensil and builds better toys than they could have dreamed of and gives them a merry Christmas.

Voiced by Everett Clark, Jack Mercer and Mae Questel. 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR (1936)

 

“Christmas Comes but Once a Year” is an animated tale about an orphanage where the children at the orphanage are thrilled to wake up and find new toys in their stockings on Christmas morning, but one by one the toys break and the children go back to bed crying.

Fortunately, an inventor, Professor Grampy, is passing by on his motorized sled and hears the children crying.

So, he sneaks in through the kitchen window and uses every pot, pan, and utensil and builds better toys than they could have dreamed of and gives them a merry Christmas.

Voiced by Everett Clark, Jack Mercer and Mae Questel.