It's so heartbreaking when the kids toys break :(

This is Grampy's only solo color cartoon!

Paramount made films to appeal to its audience. And Fleischer Studio was Paramount's producer of animated short subjects. The key figures in Paramount were also Jewish, as were the majority of the the studio moguls. And just about every studio made a Christmas film of some sort. Incidentally, the Fleischers celebrated Christmas--mostly in the traditional Yuletide form, and not the religious form. So their personal religious affiliation has nothing to do with making a Christmas cartoon that people love. Incidentally, they were not really "practicing Jews."

Actually if you don't know Prof. Grampy was actually a character in the Betty Boop series because he appeared in a cartoon called "Betty Boop & Grampy" from 1935. Also love your Reviews!

Christmas 🎄 in FRENCH is called Joyeax Noel , in GERMAN is called Frolicher Weinnachten , in SPANISH is called Feliz Navidad 😮

Watching the toys break and the kids crying is still heartbreaking to me. :(

This cartoon I watched before this by the way is very good. The only problem I had with this is the crying at the beginning but it's used well and is sad to see all of the children cry from their presents breaking. Also I think Grampy is a great person for helping the kids even if he technology broke into their home. I'll rate it a 9/10.

Y in Italiano es Bon Natale😊

This cartoon is pretty cute, but one thing that kept popping into my head as I watched this is...where are ANY other adults in the orphanage? Like, absolutely NO caregivers are around? Nobody for Grampy to fight off after breaking and entering, but those poor kids are abandoned as well as orphaned! LOL, I know I'm thinking too hard about a cartoon, but I couldn't stop thinking about all these toddlers with no supervision at all. And...who was responsible for putting the puppy back into the clock? LOL

Are you from London. That's funny I'm from Scotland