Getting very close to the big day, tonight, we have a double header for you. First up, from 1964, here’s Snow Time in Montreal – Preparations for Xmas. Additionally, here’s a WW2 Christmas Story.
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Tonight, we’re going to take a stroll down memory lane. Starting in 1933, Sears Roebuck & Co. started publishing an annual shopping catalog, affectionately known as the “Wish Book”. Legions of children across America and Canada pored over the pages of this magical tome. Though no longer published, it is sure to cast echoes of wonderful memories for millions of people who are no longer kids. From 1970, here is the Sears Christmas Wishbook Catalog.
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Bonus: First broadcast on December 22, 1951, here is a fascinating video produced by Bell aka “your telephone company”, called The Spirit of Christmas.
With just 4 days left to Christmas, tonight we present two different versions of O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. The first is from The Petersens and the second is a beautiful rendition by Enya.
Bonus: Tamara Lich is joining Rebel News!
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Tonight, we have a double-header of auditory delight. The first is O Holy Night/Hallelujah performed by Jennifer Nettles. The second is a grand performance of O Holy Night by André Rieu.
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Bonus: If you still haven’t been able to figure out what gifts to get for your Loser Lefty Canuckistan family members, here’s a suggestion: 1 & 2.
From 1972, here’s a short film entitled Christmas Bus that features the holiday interactions of people on a city bus during Christmas.
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Here’s a 1963 film called Christmas is for All.
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Here are Bing Crosby & David Bowie performing Peace On Earth & Little Drummer Boy in 1977.
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For your enjoyment, here are some Country Christmas Songs.
Bonus: Watch these Canadian Hypocrites on display.
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From 1967, here’s a Bob Hope Christmas Special.
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Here is The First Noel, performed by 550 BYU Musicians celebrating Christmas.
Bonus: And how was your day?! (shared by an SDA regular)
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Here are 24 Christmas Cartoons From the 1960’s & 70’s.
Bonus: Man explains why most intellectuals are broke, liberal, and pretend to hate capitalism in America
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Tonight, we have an Ave Maria double-header. First up, from 1963, is Maria Callas. Then, from Concerto di Natale at the Vatican, is Aida Garifullina.
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From 1971, here’s Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol – a Richard Williams animation that won an Oscar.
Bonus: Watch a little boy dole out some street justice on The Grinch!
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Here is the Australian group, Sing It Live, covering Madonna’s “Holiday”.
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Tonight, we present a Mannheim Steamroller Christmas.
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Here’s a glimpse at the Winter Village Distillery District Christmas Market in Toronto.
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Here’s a fun video about the Great British Christmas Dinner.
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From the 1950’s, here’s video of Toronto’s Santa Claus Parade.
Bonus: This is a very ambitious and impressive undertaking! You can skip ahead to 17 minutes to ride along.
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Here are 30 Forgotten Christmas Traditions that have faded into history.
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Here are Top 10 British Christmas Traditions. Got some unusual late year traditions of your own to share?
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