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Clips from Miracle on 34th Street (1947)

"-You're making a mistake. -I can't hear you."
Miracle on 34th Street (1947)
"You're making a mistake with the reindeer!"
Miracle on 34th Street (1947)
"Would you mind stepping out for a moment?"
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"I'm sorry, the store isn't open..."
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"I don't want to buy anything, and I'm sorry to interrupt you,"
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"but I wanted to tell you, you're making a serious mistake."
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"With the reindeer, I mean."
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"You've got Cupid where Blitzen should be."
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"And Dasher... Oh, Dasher should be on my right-hand side."
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"-He should, huh? -Yes, yes. Oh, and another thing."
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"I don't suppose anybody'd notice it except myself."
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"Black with a little cream."
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"Wake me up when the parade starts."
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"Jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the way"
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"Shameful. Absolutely shameful!"
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"Could you be Santa Claus? Have you had any experience?"
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"-A little. -Oh, please. You've got to help me out."
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"Madam, I'm not in the habit of substituting for spurious Santa Clauses."
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"-No. No, I... -Oh, please!"
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"Oh, well, the children mustn't be disappointed."
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"-All right. I'll do it. -Good. Thank you."
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"Come right this way."
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"He's wonderful! He didn't need any padding."
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"-What? -Padding. He didn't need any padding."
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"-Where did you find him? -I turned round and there he was."
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"Just think if Mr. Macy had seen the other one."
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"Just think if Mr. Gimbel had seen the other one."
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"-You want a ride? -I'm going home and getting in a hot tub."
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"And I might stay there until next Thanksgiving."
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"You should see the parade. You worked so hard on it."
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"If I want to, which I doubt, I can see it from my apartment."
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"Oh, yes!"
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"I see she doesn't believe in Santa Claus either."
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"No Santa Claus, no fairy tales. No fantasies of any kind."
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"As a matter of fact, it'll save me a frantic search in the morning."
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"Yes. That's right."
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"I'll take care of it as soon as he gets through. You'll love him."
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"With that man on the throne, my department will sell more toys than ever."
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"He's a born salesman. I just feel it."
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"Yes, yes, yes. We'll talk about it in the morning. Goodbye."
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"Goodbye."
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"And you'll find toys of all kinds at Macy's."
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"-Gee, that sure is an elegant costume. -Yes."
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"I've had it for years"
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"-You, Alfred? -Yeah, I play Santa Claus at the Y."
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"They had a costume but, well, it didn't have no padding"
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"and since I carry my own padding with me, I got the job, see?"
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"-Oh, yeah. -Why?"
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"I like to watch their faces get that Christmas look all of a sudden."
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"It makes me feel kind of good and important."
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"There you are. There you are. Good morning."
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"-Morning. -Now, before..."
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"I just want to give you a few tips on how to be a good Santa Claus."
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"Here's a list of toys that we have to push."
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"You know, things that we're overstocked on."
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"Many children will be undecided as to what they want for Christmas."
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"When that happens, you immediately suggest one of these items. Understand?"
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"Good. Now, you memorize that list and I'll..."
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"Oh, no. I'll tell you."
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"When you've finished, come up to the seventh floor. I'll be waiting for you."
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"Imagine"
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"making a child take something it doesn't want"
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"just because he bought too many of the wrong toys."
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"That's what I've been fighting against for years,"
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"-the way they commercialize Christmas. -Yeah, there's a lot of bad "-isms""
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"but one of the worst is commercialism."
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"Don't care what Christmas stands for. Just make a buck. Make a buck."
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"Don't bother. I'll put it away for you."
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"Oh, thank you very much!"
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"-See? I told you he'd get me one. -That's fine. That's just dandy."
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"What's the matter with you? You understand English?"
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"Macy's ain't got any. Nobody's got any. I been all over."
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"You don't think I'd have said that unless I was sure, do you?"
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"I keep track of the toy market pretty closely. Does that surprise you so?"
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"Surprise me? Macy's sending people to other stores? Are you kidding me?"
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"The only important thing is making the children happy."
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"Whether Macy or somebody else sells the toy doesn't matter."
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"-Don't you feel that way? -Who, me? Oh, yeah, sure."
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"-I didn't know Macy's did. -As long as I'm here they do."
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"No. I just don't get it."
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"Oh, I quite understand. Your little girl would like some skates."
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"Of course, you must get her the best. Their little ankles want protecting."
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"We've got skates, and they're good, but not quite good enough."
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"-That's for you. Merry Christmas! -Gimbels."
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"Hello, my good girl. How are you?"
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"Gimbels?"
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"Gimbels!"
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"Yes, but at the moment..."
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"I wanna congratulate you and Macy's on this wonderful new stunt you're pulling."
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"Imagine, sending people to other stores. I don't get it. Why, it's..."
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"-It certainly is. -You said it."
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"A big outfit like Macy's putting the spirit of Christmas"
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"I've never done much shopping here before, but I'll tell you one thing"
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"from now on, I'm gonna be a regular Macy customer."
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"Thank you, madam."
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"There are six more women out there who wanna thank you."
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"Not now. I've got to think this thing over."
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"Personally, I think it's a wonderful idea too."
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"You think so. Those women think so."
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"The point is, will Mr. Macy think so?"
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"I thought as long as we're in the store, you might say hello to Santa Claus."
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"Why?"
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"Because when you talk to him, you might feel differently about him."
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"Goodbye, Albert. Be a good boy, now."
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"-Young lady, what's your name? -Susan Walker. What's yours?"
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"I'm Santa Claus."
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"Oh, you don't believe that, do you?"
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"You see, my mother's Mrs. Walker, the lady who hired you."
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"But you're the best-looking one I've ever seen."
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"-Really? -Your beard doesn't have"
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"Just like I'm really Santa Claus."
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"We were talking about Susie, not about you."
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"Whether you agree or not, I ask you to respect my wishes regarding Susan."
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"She's my responsibility, and I must bring her up as I see fit."
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"Okay."
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"-Say thank you. -Thank you."
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"Bye. Merry Christmas!"
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"Young lady, what's your name?"
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"She doesn't speak English. She's Dutch. She just came over."
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"She's lived in an orphan's home in Rotterdam ever since."
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