Santa Claus and the Tenth Avenue Kid

00:00:37 Good evening.

00:01:56 Very well. Merry Christmas, Doris. Merry Christmas.

00:02:50 We've really been fortunate, finding employment so soon.

00:03:47 I don't hardly get a chance to forget that.

00:04:41 Good pay, you know. $10 a day and lunch in the cafeteria.

00:05:35 "And a round little belly that shook when he laughed, like a bowlful of jelly."

00:06:31 Is there anything special you want pushed?

00:07:35 All right, listen, I only want to know your name.

00:08:22 Yes, a kitten.

00:09:20 Sorry, kid. That's the only one I got, and that's promised already.

00:10:14 That's got nothing to do with it.

00:11:13 I'm clean, Mac. Didn't want anything I could reach.

00:12:13 No, I didn't cuss any of them out and I didn't lay a finger on one of them.

00:13:03 Maybe there are times when I'd like to give somebody a swift kick.

00:14:16 [bell rings]

00:15:09 dirty, underhanded....

00:16:19 Looking around.

00:17:11 Sure. Now, you see, it's this way. I told you--

00:18:05 Come on, fork them out.

00:19:17 Besides, there'll be a little extra bonus for passing out the favors.

00:21:53 A toy airplane, Mr. Sears? I don't understand.

00:22:43 And he was going to return the Santa Claus suit at his first opportunity.

00:23:34 Miss Webster, I'd like to stand you a drink.

01:00:06 Second floor.