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There was a widely advertised Movie in the sixties that came on- Santa Claus! everyody is waiting to see Santa Claus- In Eastman Colorscope= probably sometning akin to now-obsolete Kodachrome ( it would be in Color). The ads were run on TV and radio and curiously, did not mention featured players.

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