The Visitor – A Tale of Two Christmases
A story spanning change of two holiday seasons in the life of a troubled family.
Jimmy and Gimpy run the corner newsstand. Spike, a neighborhood delinquent, doesn’t like it, on his turf, and does everything he can to get them into trouble, and disrupt their circulation.
A disillusioned Hollywood screenwriter returns to his old neighborhood bar, where he meets an alcoholic genius and undergoes an epiphany
A poor orphan selling papers in a cold winter storm is taken in by a couple and their bratty little son.
At an orphanage, the children are sad because they received broken toys as gifts. Professor Grampy sees the children while passing by in his sled and has an idea on how to give them a merry Christmas.
The Johnson family can’t afford a turkey for Thanksgiving. Instead of feeling sorry for themselves, they talk about the things they are thankful for.
Story of the Three Magi’s search for the Christ child following their discovery of a new star foretold in Jewish scripture.
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