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Great June day.

Positively balmy. Only ten below.

Rudolph, can the kids watch your jumping practice?

Sure.

Millie, Chili.

Okay, Daddy.

Here we come.

Would you light up your nose for us, Uncle Rudolph?

Just once.

Yes, sir. Believe it or not, Rudolph's nose went out.

And all because of something that started years and years ago. And I mean

years. Long before I came to the North Pole, all this territory was ruled over

by a powerful, magic king of the North Pole named

Winterbone.

terrible tyrant's powers came from a scepter of solid ice.

And all the good creatures who dared defy his wickedness were destroyed or

driven away from their Northland home.

Old Winterbolt's tyranny lasted for ages.

But one day...

There came a being who was more than his match.

Lady Boreal, the queen of the northern lights, who took on

human form in order to defy Winterbolt and defend the oppressed and innocent.

King Winterbolt, for years I have seen your malevolent cruelty, and

now I take human form to command thee.

Stop this tyranny at once.

You've caused enough pain and unhappiness.

You don't frighten me.

Be gone.

You've had your chance, cruel monarch of the north.

And now I must silence you.

Forever?

Alas, nothing is forever.

But you will fall into a deep, deep sleep.

And so you shall remain so long as my magic burns bright.

Too powerful for me.

Your force overwhelms me.

And he fell into a profound sleep of many, many winters.

And eventually, Winterbold and all his evil were forgotten.

The good and gentle creatures returned to the north.

First, the animals.

And then the little ones.

The Kringle elves.

And I suppose it was Lady Boreal's good grace which led me and my young bride to

these northlands.

The perfect place for me to build my toy factory.

And carry out my life's mission.

Far away from all who would stop me.

And the passing years were good to all of us. But Lady Boreal's monumental

efforts had drained her of most of her magic and...

All of her strength.

She knew her days as a human were numbered.

Alas, nothing is forever.

But in Santa, the Northlands have a kind and true leader.

And I may rest with ease.

And she became again the magic glow of the Aurora Borealis.

what's been going on while I've been resting.

Who is this, my

magic eye of snowshoes? He looks to be a king.

But there can be no king of the north save...

I must rid my northlands of this ho-ho-hoing creature and his flock of

Christmas interlopers.

But how?

Tell me, oh genie of the ice scepter.

His power comes from the love he receives from children all

over the world.

Is he as powerful as me?

At the moment, far more powerful.

Then I shall make the world's children love me instead of him.

Tell me, how does he please these children?

Each Christmas Eve, he sets forth in his sleigh and leaves

every child a toy before dawn.

Is that all?

Genie, tell me how I might stop him from going forth.

Next Christmas Eve, have the snow dragons create

a storm of ice and fog the likes of which the North has never seen.

Santa will become hopelessly lost.

And the toys.

will never be delivered.

Bravo. Excellent.

Then I shall set forth with my own supply of toys in my own sleigh.

Why, I could be greater than Santa.

I'd give the little brats twice as many toys, and they would love me more.

They'd become lazy and dependent on me, and I would rule them all.

And when they grew up, why, the whole world would be my own personal snowball.

How little Winterbolt knows of the ways of Santa and children.

There's more than just giving toys.

There is kindness.

and the loving warmth of a family on Christmas morn.

These things cannot die.

I will not let them.

But I am so old and weak.

Ice and fog on Christmas Eve to hinder Santa's sleigh.

I must leave him something.

Small, I fear.

to guide him on his way.

And a little later that day, a tiny reindeer was born.

Have no fear, my little one.

Soon your father will be home.

And I must rest for the moment.

Little one, I have so little magic left to leave thee.

Use it wisely and well.

On this small hoof, a magic mark I make.

The Christmas star, cradled by a snowflake.

And with this secret mark, the magic of the northern lights lives in thee.

How, you ask?

Think good thoughts, and you will see.

Will the magic last forever, you wonder?

Nothing is forever, as I have often said.

But this magic is strong, and your nose will glow so long as you

use it for good, if you are tempted even once.

to use it for an evil purpose, it will be extinguished forever.

Do you understand?

Uh-huh.

And will you never use it for evil?

Uh-uh.

And now I leave you, little babe, to your mother's love.

Use your secret magic well.

What was that?

Was someone here?

Can't you make up your mind, my little one?

Hey, where's my boy?

Here, my darling.

Flew 300 miles in only 15 leaps when I heard the news and... Oh,

will you just look at him.

My little buck.

We'll name him...

Rudolph!

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer had a very

shiny nose.

And if you ever saw it, you would even say it glows.

All of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names.

They never let poor Rudolph...

Christmas Eve Santa came to say Rudolph with your nose so

bright Won't you guide my sleigh tonight Then how the reindeer loved him

As they shouted out

What's this you show?

A red-nosed reindeer?

So that's how Santa defeated my snow dragons.

It will be a different story next Christmas Eve.

A red-nosed reindeer is no match for King Winterbolt.

Rudolph's magic shall not glimmer.

Dark and dim.

Dim and dark.

No extinguished magic spark.

Rudolph!

It's all over, Frosty. My nose is...

just can't go out.

Santa depends on it. Yeah, but... There's little kids all over the world

who'd never get any Christmas presents if you didn't like the way.

You're right, Frosty.

I can't lose my nose unless... unless... What are you trying

to say?

Can't remember exactly.

Something a pretty lady once whispered to me.

I... I don't know.

But my nose just can't go out.

Don't worry.

I'm okay now.

Good old Uncle Rudolph.

It's impossible that his power is greater than mine. There must be a

reason.

He has the wonder of the Aurora Borealis within him, a power

far greater than thine.

So long as he uses the nose for good, it can never go

out. Then I shall see that he uses it for evil.

Not in these northern lands, oh master.

The memory of Lady Boreal still glows here and protects him.

He must be made to leave the North Pole.

He sets forth but once a year.

Christmas Eve.

I cannot wait.

There must be a way to make him leave now. Help me, oh genie of the ice

scepter. Look into thy magic eye of snow.

There you will find the answer.

What's this?

A balloon?

How can a hot air balloon help me lure Rudolph away?

I wonder.

Rudolph!

Hey, Rudolph!

Hey, it's Milton.

Who? The flying ice cream man.

He keeps his stock up here where it won't melt.

And this time every year he picks up a big load to take down to the seashore

for the Fourth of July weekend.

Wait till you meet him. A million laughs.

Come on.

Frosty, Millie, Chili.

Dinner's ready, sweethearts.

Sorry, Crystal. I gotta meet somebody.

Rudolph says he's a million laughs.

But I've got dinner on the table. It'll get all warm.

You can always cool it up in the ice stove.

Come on. A million laughs.

Come on. Come on, come on.

How are you doing, Milton?

Awful.

What's wrong, Milton?

I'm in love.

With who?

You're in love with a whole circus?

I'd call a guy like that fickle.

No.

Just with her.

Lainey Lorraine.

Her mother owns the circus.

We were going to be married right on the high wire.

Hired a preacher and a net and everything.

Well, what happened?

Oh, the circus is going broke.

And another showman, a crook named Sam Spangles.

is ready to pay off the back taxes and take over the show.

Okay, take it up over here.

So you see, Lainey can't even think about romance.

And if her mom's show doesn't get a big audience on the fourth,

It'll be sold to Sam Spangles on July 6th.

Laney will have to go on the road.

And we'll never get together.

What luck!

Thank you, Eye of Snow.

Rudolph will never suspect a thing.

First, however...

I shall put a little idea into Milton's empty head.

I don't know what to do.

Hey, I just got a great idea.

There's only one guy who could draw the kind of crowds the circus by the sea

needs.

And that's you, Rudolph.

Me? Why, the kids would just pack their tent to see you and your nose in person.

Oh, wow.

Uncle Rudolph in the circus?

Hey, wait a minute.

Rudolph, you just gotta go.

Well, if you say so, pal.

Okay.

It would be wonderful if we could go with him, Frosty. I sure would like the

twins to see a real circus.

Wow. If you'd appear too, Frosty, we'd have to get a bigger tent.

Aw, Daddy.

Can we?

Please. We'd be good.

No way.

The seashore on the 4th of July?

We'd be real misfits.

We'd melt in 10 seconds flat.

Aw.

Being snow people has its drawbacks.

Sometimes I feel like a real misfit.

Oh, Frosty, I just forgot for a minute. I'm sorry.

Why, I wouldn't have us any other way.

Everything I've always wanted. You are everything I've always wanted. And I'll

never let you go.

I will take deserted byways, dusty roads or cement highways, follow you through

rain or sleet or snow.

In my wildest dreams, I never dreamed I'd find somebody I would love much

more than I could ever show.

You are everything I've always wanted more than anything, and if there's

any doubt...

You are everything I've always wanted, more than anything.

And if there's any doubt, well, now you know.

If there's any doubt, well, now you know.

That melting business is a nuisance, but it doesn't make you all misfits, Frosty.

Take it from another misfit.

If only there was some way to make you unmeltable.

Wow.

Like a fairy godfather.

Oh, just say, I'm an old, old magical friend who

wishes to help.

Children should see a circus at least once in their lives.

So I will help.

What can you do, sir, to stop Frosty and his family from melting?

Observe.

Magic amulets.

If Frosty, Crystal, Millie, and Chilly wear them about their necks, they cannot

melt. Even though the temperature be hot enough to melt steel, still they will

remain cool and icy.

Wow! Our troubles are over forever.

No, not forever.

See? On each is a design.

The letter F... For times entwined.

Yeah. F, F, F,

F.

What's that stand for?

That means the amulet's magic only lasts until the final firework fades on

the fourth.

You must return here before the fireworks finish or you will melt in the

heat of a summer eve.

But until then?

Why?

You will be safe.

Wow! The circus!

Wow!

He certainly does blow in and blow out.

Well,

I'm delighted you're all going for a summer holiday, but I never heard of any

icy fairy godfather.

You should have seen him, sir.

I wish I had.

Who could he be?

Well, I guess I'm just being overcautious.

You all go ahead and have a wonderful time.

Yay!

Just one thing. What's wrong, Frosty?

It's too bad the kids have to miss the 4th of July fireworks.

But half a vacation's better than none, I guess.

No, you're right.

Children should see fireworks.

Let me think.

And now to entwine them just a bit more into a morass from which they will never

escape.

I just got a wonderful idea.

Mama and I will fly my sleigh down for the fort.

We'll pick up Frosty and family just before the fireworks finish and whisk

them back up to the North Pole by the time the last one fades.

Wonderful. What a neat idea.

I can't believe it.

Rudolph, Frosty, and now Santa.

Why, this really will be the greatest show in the universe.

It will.

Everything I've always wanted. You are everything I've always wanted.

And I'll never let you go.

I will take deserted byways, dusty roads or cement highways, follow you

through rain or sleet or snow.

In my wildest dreams, I never dreamed I'd find somebody I would love much

more than I could ever show.

See you in a few days!

You are everything I've always wanted, more than anything.

And if there's any doubt, well, now you know.

Oh, Frosty, it's lovely.

Oh, look over there. It's the circus.

Yep, they're starting to set up their tents.

Come on, you guys.

Let's get this tent up.

Oh, Mama, look. It's Milton.

Yay!

Hi, Laney.

Hi, Miss Lorraine.

Oh, Mama, isn't he wonderful?

He's the greatest ice cream man in the world.

Oh, forget him, honey.

There's one thing life's taught me. You can't live on banana splits.

got for the show.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman.

In person?

Well, I'll be... Yahoo!

Oh, Mama, we'll be a hit.

What do you think of Milton now?

Maybe I was wrong.

Milton's like the butter pecan he sells.

A little nuts, but mighty yummy.

Wahoo!

Milton. Oh, Laney. Now everything will turn out all right.

Rudolph and Frosty? I can't believe it. And Santa Claus, too.

Santa, too? What an idea for a closing act.

Ten more tickets!

Why, it's just like Christmas is coming early this year. Oh, Milton.

Everything is just perfect now.

Now we got something to work for.

Come on with that tent.

Eve, ho, ho, ho!

Eve, ho, ho, ho!

What's with the ho, ho, ho?

Well, it is Christmas, isn't it?

Christmas in July seems early

for a holly holiday.

this world.

As they believe, everyone will live happily ever after.

Never!

And now for the snow dragon.

Make yourselves ready, my pretties.

special job for you.

What is thy will, oh master?

Genie of the ice scepter, find me a reindeer as mean as Rudolph is kind,

as cunning as Rudolph is guileless, as selfish as Rudolph

is giving.

A corrupt, cunning knave of a creature with ambition to equal

my own.

But why, oh master?

All part of my plan, good genie. All part of my plan.

Find me such a reindeer.

Beyond the forest of the burned Christmas trees.

and the hill of the broken baubles.

There you will find the caves of lost rejections.

Ask the keeper for...

He's

in cave number 13.

I wish to see him.

You ain't the only one.

I've been trying to throw him out all week. Behind in his rent he is. But he's

mean. And I don't fancy risking my neck.

Thirteen, you say?

That's right this way.

Scratcher?

What you want?

Come forth.

Me.

Very well.

Hey, what's happening?

All right, all right, for crying out loud.

I'll pay the rent.

I don't want the rent.

I want Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and you will help me.

Rudolph? Don't mention that name.

I was all set to be one of Santa's reindeer when he came along.

Indeed. Santa fired you to make room for Rudolph.

Well, I also stole some toys and hid a whole new batch of candy canes.

Candy, excellent.

It was all downhill from there till I finally ended up in this joint.

Good. How would you like to work for me?

Doing what?

Destroying Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

Sounds like a good job to me.

What do I got to do?

Oh, nothing much.

Spend a few luxurious days at the seashore. Get to know Rudolph.

Lead him astray, as it were.

Gee, it sounds like a pretty good idea.

Now, go at once and find a man named Sam

Spangles. And then...

Well, Miss Lorraine, we're finally ready to open.

We worked night and day, kid, but we made it. Boy, running a circus is no

easy job.

Well, I tell you, Blinky, it's got its ups and its downs.

Life with a circus is like life with a guy.

Sometimes you're low and sometimes you're high.

Chicken today and feathers tomorrow.

One day is good as...

I don't care what, long as I got my

guy.

Chicken today and feathers tomorrow.

One day I lend and the next day I borrow. I don't care what, long

as I got my guy.

Don't worry.

Me and Sam Spangles will take care of everything.

Good. Here, nibble on these.

These are Santa's magic feed corn.

Hey, that means I'll be able to fly like Donner and Blitzen and all

those other goody-goods.

Now, fly forth and do... my bidding.

What's the hurry?

Soon my pets here will blow up the worst snowstorm of the century.

Well, what if I get lost?

I mean, I don't have a red nose, you know.

You'll be well out of these parts before the storm hits.

But I think... Will you go forth forthwith?

We mustn't be hasty.

Timing is everything.

If my intricate plan is to succeed.

You really are looking forward to this trip, aren't you?

Papa, I haven't had a summer vacation since... Can't remember when.

We work too hard, Mama.

I guess I'm not the easiest man in the world to live with, though.

Well, only when it gets close to Christmas Eve.

We have had lots and lots of Christmas Eves, Mama.

They were good times, Papa.

And I still love you.

Just as much as the first day I saw you.

Instead of talking...

You gave me a lovely China doll.

Well, giving toys is my way of saying hello

and showing my love.

I know that, Papa.

Mama.

Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

11 o'clock, Papa.

The circus parade's at 12.

Hurry or we'll miss it.

Go on, laugh, you old fools, while you may.

Thank you, little Kringles.

We'll be back late tonight.

Don't wait up.

Away!

Away!

Away!

Away! Away!

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Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away!

Away!

Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away!

Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away!

Away! Away!

Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away!

Away! Away! Away! Away!

Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away!

Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away! Away!

Away! Away! Away! Away!

Away! Away!

Away! When to tear the heart that's merry, ice and game and sleet

and hail, Santa must in his mission fail.

for this time of year? Yes, I don't like it at all.

safe here in the storm's eye mama but i'm afraid it's only for a little while

papa do you think we'll ever get out storms are strange things dear

i mean are you frightened of what may happen no

my dear not at all even with this storm

i see

when I look at you and

the rain goes as the sun comes through

all things wonderful are what

you are you shine brighter

than the bright

I see roses blooming

in the snow.

We've gotten out of worse situations than this. I say the best thing to do

would be to get down from these stormy skies and continue on the ground.

All right, Mama, we'll try it.

Hang on.

don't let the parade pass you by live living it up till you die

always be happy and keep in step with the times that

change and change your life when it needs rearranging you gotta believe in

your gut you'll never get caught in a

Change and change your life when it needs rearranging. You've got to believe

in your gut.

You'll never get caught in a...

and show business.

You've got to keep smiling.

But I'm kind of worried that Santa won't be here on time.

Daddy, the show must go on. That's what Aunt Lily says.

Okay.

But I got a feeling tonight there's going to be a real wet act.

And it won't be the seals.

Are you Sam Spangles, the circus man?

How can I be a circus man without a circus?

I think I might have an interesting proposition.

Just do your act like you did in rehearsal,

Blinky, and we're bound to be a hit.

I'll try, Miss Lorraine. I sure will try.

Well, I... I gotta give a pep talk to the clowns. Hang in there, Blinky.

Hey, Rudolph.

Scratcher? Oh, the big star remembers his old buddy.

We were never buddies.

Let bygones be bygones.

What's the matter?

Boy, I am really down and out. Haven't had a bite to eat in three days.

Think you could... Get me a job with the show.

I guess we could always use another roustabout to help with the tents.

You're a prince, Rudolph.

A prince.

I'll speak to Ms. Lorraine.

Yeah, you do that, Rudolph.

You just do that.

Sucker.

Perfect. Perfect.

Everything going according to schedule.

Now to tighten the net.

Ah, what a magnificent sleigh and team the Snow Genie has created for me.

Instead of reindeer,

I have rain snakes.

To the top of the porch, to the top of the wall.

Now slink away, slink away, slink away.

Job you got me, Rudolph.

Well, just do it well and I'm sure you'll get a promotion.

Oh, I ain't complaining, old buddy.

Oh, you know, Mrs. Lorraine wants me to get something out of the office wagon.

But it's all dark in there.

I think a fuse blew.

Will you come in with me and give me some light?

But I've got to do my act.

It won't take a minute.

Let me finish hauling this thing and...

I'll meet you over by the wagon.

Well, okay.

Oh, you really are a buddy, old buddy.

Oh, this is hard.

Oh, it's so late, Mama.

Poor Frosty.

We're doing everything we can, Papa.

Look up there, Mama.

Black as pitch.

Not a star in the sky.

Onward! Onward!

We don't want to miss the fireworks, do we?

I tell you, make notes for yourself!

always say, the family that slides together abides together.

You don't always say that, Frosty. Stick to the script, Daddy.

If Santa don't get here soon, we'll be sticking to everything.

Come on!

I've been waiting for you over by the office wagon.

Come on, Rudolph.

That's my warning cue.

Look, as soon as I'm done, I'll meet you by the wagon. I promise.

His act is over quick.

Here's the rest of the disguise.

Just think.

Me, Sam Spangles, a policeman.

Here he comes. Hide.

Good old buddy. Now, turn it on.

She said it's under the table here.

What are you looking for?

Uh, she said it was a little leather suitcase.

Oh, there it is.

Gee, thanks, old buddy.

Oh, oh, oh, I hurt myself.

Just taking a little fall like that?

I twisted my nose.

My neck or something. Now I can't pick up that suitcase.

Buddy, would you do it for me?

Well, sure.

All this fuss over a little suitcase.

What's inside?

Well, she didn't say.

Just pick it up and give it to the cop waiting on the corner.

Okay, but... Hey, this bag is filled with money.

The night's receipts.

Oh, that's why she wants to give it to the cop.

So he can take it to the bank and make a night deposit.

Well, okay.

Here they come now.

Elephants? I thought the midgets were going to play the elves.

No, they want to play the polar bears.

Actors.

Very good, elves.

But I have an idea of what will bring all of us lots of cheer.

So just to please all the girls and the boys,

Why don't we have a parade of a toy?

And now to make us all feel jolly, my very best toy, a

dancing duck.

Rockin' around the Christmas tree at the Christmas party hop.

Mistletoe hung where you can see every couple tries to stop.

Rockin' around the Christmas tree, let the Christmas spirit ring.

Later we'll have some pumpkin pie and we'll do some caroling.

You will get a sentimental feeling when you hear

voices singing, let's be jolly. Deck the halls with boughs of

holly, rocking around the Christmas tree.

What funny is going on?

I don't think it's so funny.

I'm just about ready to give up hope.

Oh, I don't mean that.

Here's your star.

Oh, Frosty, Santa gave his word.

He'll be here before the fireworks are over.

Oh, I don't know.

You ever see a policeman wearing a helmet?

No, but then I never look for one either.

i'm not too heavy no but you're kind of chilly

well

that's

the show folks a little corny but expensive be sure

You hear that, Rudolph?

Time for the fireworks.

I heard, Frosty. I just don't understand.

And all that business with Scratcher.

Something's real wrong here.

Come on, Daddy, Uncle Rudolph.

Don't want to miss the fireworks.

Miss them? I'd like to stop them.

Why do you want to stop them, Daddy?

Aren't you patriotic?

Sure I'm patriotic.

My only... regret is I only have but one life to melt for my country

wait a minute frosty what you just said maybe we can stop the fireworks

yeah let's find out who's setting them off you go this way I'll go that

Mrs. Lorraine, you've got to help me. Anything, Frosty. You just name it.

Stop the fireworks.

You named the wrong one.

Huh? I can't stop them.

Once the main fuses lift, they keep going.

Even if a cloudburst poured down on top of them.

Why do you want them stopped?

Well, I got a funny kind of feeling.

About fireworks?

No. About melting.

How many are there?

Exactly a hundred.

That's number three.

I'm counting.

I'm counting.

Which one's number 100?

Right over there.

That's my number, all right. And when my number goes up, my number is up.

And where's Santa?

letting up, Mama.

I'm afraid we're going to be too late to save, Frosty.

It's not your fault, Papa.

All we can do is keep going.

That's number 72.

Daddy, why are you so worried about the pretty fireworks?

Children, you must be very brave.

Oh, gee.

Why'd I get everybody into this mess?

Seventy-four.

We promised to be brave, Mommy.

I'm very proud of you.

Seventy-five.

Oh, Frosty.

There, there, honey.

I just want you to know that I'm sure glad I married you.

I am too, love.

You are everything I've always wanted more than

anything.

And if there's any doubt, well, now you know.

76. Boy, I remember when I can only count to four.

The good old days.

Now to go down and put out Rudolph's light are good.

Hey, we've been robbed.

I went to get the money to give to Officer Kelly here, and it's gone.

He's the policeman it was supposed to go to?

Well, yeah. Why?

Didn't you send Scratcher to fetch it? Me? Let a roustabout reindeer handle the

loot? I ain't that daffy. Oh, wow.

Hey, what do you know about this, Blinky?

Ninety-one.

Daddy, Mommy, look.

It's Santa.

Frosty, it's a sleigh.

Huh? Oh, boy.

Wait a minute.

It's a sleigh, all right. But it's not Santa.

I've waited for this moment.

93! Sir?

Sir? My name is Winterbolt.

King Winterbolt.

A king?

Gee! Your Majesty, Santa never showed up.

Yes, I know.

Frosty's time is almost over. Just seven more fireworks.

Correction. Six.

That was number 94.

You've just got to make those amulets last a little longer.

Maybe even a lot longer.

Of course. Of course, my dear friend.

You hear that, Frosty? Oh, wow.

Wait till I tell the wife and the kids.

One moment.

Huh?

95. Oh, we don't have to bother keeping count anymore.

Oh, yes, you do.

What do you mean?

I will make the amulet's power last, Rudolph.

Only so long as your nose remains extinguished.

My nose is not extinguished.

Really? Try to light it.

96.

Go ahead, Rudolph.

I'm trying.

I'm trying real hard.

Rudolph,

what's wrong?

It won't light up.

What did you do to it, Winterbolt?

I didn't do a thing.

You did it to yourself.

You used your nose for an evil purpose.

You robbed the money from the box office wagon and gave it to one Sam Spangles.

Sorry, sucker.

I don't understand.

They tricked me, Frosty.

Well, I'm going to set things straight.

I'll tell everybody what really happened.

No, you won't.

I warn you, if you clear your name to save your nose, the Frosties all will

melt. Admit your guilt, and I will allow them to remain frozen.

97.

98. Only two more. What do you say, Rudolph?

Okay, I won't tell anybody the truth.

I'll take the blame.

And let my nose go out.

99.

But you just can't let your nose go out forever, Rudolph.

I don't have any choice, Frosty.

Come on. We only have one firework left.

Only one more.

Where is Frosty? Hey, what's going on here?

Miss Lorraine.

I... I stole that money.

What? Uncle Rudolph? I don't believe it.

No, he... he... I mean, I can explain.

No, Frosty, don't.

I stole the money, ma'am, and I gave it to Sam Spangles.

Spangles? That means he takes over the show.

Rudolph, what got into you?

I can't explain.

Relax, Crystal.

We aren't going to melt. See?

Why, you're right.

Mommy, we're saved.

Oh, Daddy, we're not going to melt.

Congratulations. Now you don't have to worry.

I'm sorry, Rudolph, but I don't want the twins associating with a dishonest

reindeer. Uh, Uncle Rudolph, why'd you do it?

No, wait.

You don't understand.

Frosty, you must never tell them that I didn't do it. But, Rudolph. Never.

What's more important, a silly old red nose or the lives of my best friend and

his family?

Oh, Rudolph, what can I say?

You sure are a friend.

Hey, that funny little mark on your hook, the star inside the snowflake,

it's gone.

Yes. I know.

Come.

You're the number one reindeer of the North now.

You bet.

Away! Away!

So long.

Okay, creeps. There's gonna be some changes around here.

You don't own the show yet?

Wanna bet?

Who's gonna pay to see Rudolph the Unlit Reindeer with a very nothing

nose? I can't wait till tomorrow night.

but I can still do my jumps.

Rudolph.

How can you even speak to him after what he did to my mother?

But there must be some reason. We're all friends.

You can tell me, Rudolph.

There's nothing to tell.

I stole the money and gave it to Sam Spangles. But, Rudolph... Just... Just

let me be, Milton. You heard him.

Let's go, Milton.

Goodbye, Rudolph.

Goodbye... for good.

that's how life seems to be no bed of roses

no easy way for me you wear

my star glow but now you're

There must be something I can do alone that wouldn't hurt the family.

Maybe I could give Winterbolt something in exchange.

But what do I have that he'd want?

What indeed?

His corncob pipe?

He does have something.

I don't know. He might have something. Why not ask the genie?

Frosty the Snowman has his own magic.

which could prove quite valuable.

Really? Tell me, what is it?

His hat.

Let me show you, oh master.

Frosty the Snowman was a jolly happy soul with a corncob

pipe and a button nose and two eyes made out of coal.

He was made of snow, but the children know how he came to life one day.

There must have been some magic in that old silk hat they found.

For when they placed it on his head, he began to dance around.

Oh, Frosty.

And the children say he could laugh and play just the same as you and

me.

Just think, if you had that hat and could find the

secret of its magic.

You could duplicate it over and over again, oh master.

Why, you could bring an army of snowmen to life.

And Frosty.

The only one who knows the true secret of Rudolph's nose would

be lifeless.

Yes, and I would be safe.

But what could I give Frosty for his hat?

Lie to him, my master.

Deceive him. Tell him you have the power to restore the Borealis

light to Rudolph's nose.

The light.

Of course, of course!

Gee, I'd do anything.

Anything to help Rudolph.

I know

what

to do.

Faster! Faster!

Back to the circus lot.

More fireworks?

Rudolph.

That voice.

I remember.

I am no more.

But my love, in the form of the northern lights, watches over thee.

What am I gonna do?

Have no fear when you defend the helpless.

I don't understand.

Be brave.

Be very brave.

And the star in the snowflake will return.

You mean there's a chance my nose will light up again?

Be brave.

Be very brave.

Rudolph, is that you up there on the beach?

What now?

Out here, in the water.

Big Ben, the clockwork way. Remember me? I worked for Father Time.

Sure I remember.

What are you doing here?

Strangest thing.

Like I was led to you. I was under the water.

following the glow of the northern lights.

Came up to get a good look, and there you were.

Oh, Ben, I've got problems.

Well, little fella, you tell them to me.

I got a big shoulder to rest your head on, and it's wet already, so a few tears

won't hurt.

So you want to give me your hat, eh?

Only if you can turn Rudolph's nose back on.

Why, of course I can.

What did you say?

It's hardly worth it. It is to me.

This hat is what keeps me all living.

Without it... Oh, very well.

I'll make the trade.

Would you say goodbye to Crystal, Millie, and Chili for me?

Especially Crystal.

Oh, Crystal.

If only we could be together one more time.

But that's impossible.

So I hope you'll remember all the good times.

Now and then, will you think of me?

Not, I hope, as a memory.

I'll always love you as I...

I'll always love you wherever you may be.

In my heart, there's a golden

glow. You alone keep

it shining so.

Parting brings sorrow.

big ben oh that's terrible rudolph you gotta get your nose back i can't

if i tell the truth that means frosty has to melt not necessarily no time to

explain i gotta swim like thunder

where are you going to south

america south america

Now, give me your hat.

What's going on here?

The poor frozen fool gave me his hat when I promised to return your nose.

You know you can't do that.

Yes, I know. But he didn't.

Hey, Winterbolt, you asked for it! You've got to catch me first!

You don't frighten me the hat is mine

and get it.

Children remember him as he was.

Poor roly-poly little son of a gun.

All right, all you jerks. Clear out of here.

Show's mine now.

Not so fast.

Huh?

Hey, you got your beak back.

That's not all we've got back.

Go ahead, officer.

Here's your money, Mrs. Lorraine.

Rudolph was tricked into taking it. He's innocent as a newborn babe.

Well, I'll be blasted. One other thing.

Rudolph risked his life to get this back.

For you, sir.

Happy birthday.

Oh,

good idea.

Here's your dough. The circus is still mine.

I'll be taking that.

Why?

You won't be needing it in jail.

Oh, Rudolph, we're so sorry for the way we acted.

What can we do to make it up?

Ah, it wasn't your fault.

Gee.

Thanks, Rudolph.

Thank you.

You gave everything you had for me.

Well, didn't you give everything for me? I mean, us misfits gotta stick together.

Put it there, pal.

We're a couple of misfits. We're a couple of misfits.

What's the matter with misfits? That's where we fit in.

Seems to us kind of silly that we don't fit in. We may be

different from the rest.

Who decides the test of what is really best?

We're a couple of misfits, not a couple of midwits. What's the matter with

misfits? That's where we fit in.

I am not just a nitwit. There's no man like a snowman.

Why don't I fit in?

We may be different from the rest.

Who decides the test of what is really best?

We're a couple of misfits, not a couple of nitwits. What's the matter with

misfits? That's where we fit in.

That's where we fit in.

I still have my scepter.

Destruction to you all.

This one looks like my job.

But Mama, there are only blanks in those guns.

Yeah, but the guns are made of iron.

No. No!

My powers are gone.

When the scepter dies, I go too.

I turn.

I turn, turn.

I turn into a tree.

Wow.

What an exit.

Mama, the storm's gone.

be to the shore in a few minutes.

Up! Up!

Take the whale!

Well, our troubles are over.

Kind of dull, huh? Well, I'm glad all Winterbolt's powers are gone. Me too.

Hey, wait a minute.

What is it, Blinky?

If all his powers are gone, that means...

amulets are no good either.

Nothing can help except a magic December wind to unmelt him.

And this is July.

Yeah.

Well, where are we going to find a Christmas wind in July?

Right here.

And I brought Jack Frost with me.

Hey, Rudolph.

How'd you do it, Ben?

Had to go all the way to South America.

That's where winter goes in July.

Jack Frost, do your stuff.

I've got to aim real carefully or I'll give colds to all the kids on the beach.

Well, here goes.

on them jack look great

jumping geraniums santa claus is finally coming to town

papa

we better get going before jack runs out of breath i'll stick with the show sir

until they're out of debt

They should be out of debt real soon.

I gave Lily some of my magic corn feed. The kind that

makes animals fly.

Wow. A circus by the sea is one thing, but a flying circus by the sea.

Daddy, Daddy, can we stay and see it?

Oh, Frosty, could they?

No deal.

Enough's enough.

Then let's get going.

Away!

Gee, I kind of miss not being with Santa.

Blinky? You want to lead something through the sky?

You got it. What?

Forget the sleigh. It's time for the flying circus parade with you right up

front. Okay.

Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer had a very shiny nose.

And if you ever saw...

Then how the reindeer loved him As they shouted