A Christmas Accident is a 1912 silent short. Sweet. Filled with the spirit of the season.
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Grumpy old Gilton was not so grumpy in the end. At least Mrs. Gilton's heart was in the right place. This was also a fun film. Why is there always a moral lesson, often with the same theme, in Christmas films?
ReplyDeleteChristmas movies want to fill us with the spirit of generosity and good-will I guess. I worry more about some of the less intentional morals the childrens' movies are putting out there.
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