watch it: “Santa Claus (1898)”

Wow. This movie -- from the archives of the British Film Institute -- is 110 years old:

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Wow, I'm surprised they were pulling that off in the late 1800's.
Pretty awesome stuff.

Those special effects, Blew. Me. Away.

This is great! My first thought, "Oh, is my computer muted?" [duh]. My second thought, "Nice period costume on the maid!" [double duh].

I was amused that the toy fell out of stocking #2. I think Santa then waved goodbye or gestured at the children, but it sort of looked to me like, "aaah, stupid toy, fell on the floor -- whatever, I'm done here."

Thanks for posting that! Really cool.

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Mon Dec 29 08, 6:43PM

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