Never Opened, Sealed
Holiday Classics
Five holiday stories dating between 1933-1977

The Little Christmas Burro (1977, Color, 25 min, NR) - A tiny burro is too small to be of use to the masters, but he is eventually given a very special job when other burros are bogged down with cargo. The little fellow is then enlisted to carry the baby Jesus and Mary on his back.

Brightest Night (1952, Color, 15min, NR) - True meaning of Christmas is celebrated by a family. A mother and father tell their children the Nativity Story of Luke 2 and Matthew 2. As they share the story, the Nativity is enacted with colorful miniature characters in a miniature setting.

Christmas Night (1933, B&W, 8 min, NR) - The little King sees his people making Christmas preparations, but he himself is feeling glum. He joins two friends at a Christmas display window, then invites them to his castle. They go downstairs to nail up their stockings and then retire to bed. Santa comes down the chimney and grows a fully-decorated tree from a "Xmas Tree Seed".

The Christmas Visitor (1959, Color, 7 min, NR) - Another animated classic retelling of "The Night Before Christmas" where all through the house, not a creature is stirring, not even a mouse.

Toys Will Be Toys (1949, color, 5 min, NR) - The toys come alive when nobody is looking, and it is true love when the Nutcracker comes face-to-face with the most beautiful doll in the world: The Queen of Toyland.