Kids today do not know the anticipation and excitement when these Christmas shows came on. I remember my mom fixing popcorn and my brothers and sister watched this. I’m 58 years old and I continue to watch it faithfully each year❤
I'm 56 years old and this movie makes me cry. Every. Single. Time. I remember watching it with my grandparents when I was little and that memory is etched in my soul. I miss them dearly but the love they showed me lives on.
I do too and I'm 60 but I cry because He was sent here to die to win us back to the father. Your memories are precious and your grandparents passed down their live in the form of this movie but for me it is spiritual with meaning. We need Christ on this earth now more than ever as the new generation is preventing everything that us baby boomers were taught. God help them to see You and to come to You for help and guidance
I'm 72 years old now and still love this movie. Watched it since it first aired. It's Christmas tradition. Thank you for posting this gem for us to enjoy.
I was a child about 7 in second grade in a Catholic Elementary School. And the Nuns played this movie for us around Christmas time. I'm 70 going on 71 and I still remember the wonderful feeling of hearing that song. Just Beautiful
Gets me everytime. My thoughts and worry is over my children and grandchildren We must look to God with faith and trust and he will see us through. Believe that. ❤
This classic needs to be restored and preserved. Among the Christmas classics, this one is mostly forgotten about. The beautiful soundtrack of the Vienna Boys Choir has survived the test of time, but the Little Drummer Boy program hasn't and has been forgotten and lost to obscurity.
Did you know? "The Little Drummer Boy, a beloved Christmas special, faced accusations of offensive content due to its villainous portrayal of Arab characters. The controversy against the special has been ongoing since the '90s, with some viewers calling out the racist portrayal and stereotypical charges against Arab people." Sep 30, 2023
I just turned 60 and I still remember watching this as a little girl and oh how I sobbed when the lamb, Baba was hurt. Still gets to me, every, single time.😢
Christmas just wouldn't be Christmas without watching these movies. Thank you for uploading them. I truly wish that I could turn back time, because I'd love nothing more than to have my mom back, so that her, my sister and myself could be together, drinking hot cocoa and eating her delicious Christmas cookies, and watching every single Christmas movie.
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Another year almost gone. I'm 56 now and i look back at these Christmas special and i you cry. God bless you all and may you all have a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Well...I guess I'm gonna do THIS to myself AGAIN. I got the tissues out because I can remember crying when the lamb gets run over and hearing my Mom in my mind saying "Bobby..don't cry..remember..baby Jesus brings him back to life" Every single year. Ok....I'm ready now...I got the first tear out already. I miss my Mom..I'm happy I can still hear her voice in my mind.
I’m glad to see at the tender age of 60 that I’m not the only one who cried when they first saw this Rankin & Bass production. I was 4 years old when it came out in December of 1968. I was watching it in the den of the house I grew up in in a console TV ( that was a TV that was built into a piece of furniture for all you young folk ). I watched quietly. Then when it was over I got up and just as quietly walked out of the den into our living room which was a more formal place than the den designed for guests. There was a couch there as well and I sat down on that and I began to cry. I guess my mom eventually heard me and came to see what was the matter. I eventually told her that Baba died….why did he have to die? And mom hugged me and said “Didn’t you see that he came back to life?” I told her yes but it was still such a traumatic thing to see Baba run over by the cart driven by the Roman Centurion. I guess I equated Baba as being Aaron’s version of a pet dog. And my best and only friend at 4 years of age was my dog Joe, an English Setter. I couldn’t stand to think of Joe being injured like Baba. So the tears flowed: Now, 56 years later I cry seeing this again because I understand the symbolism behind the story. Just as Jesus was crucified by the Romans and also as the sacrificial Lamb of God for the sins of not just His people but for the whole world so too was Baba, the little lamb, run over by a Roman, never knowing what he had just done, which reminds us now of Jesus’s words from the Cross, “Forgive them Father, for they no not what they do.” And maybe, just maybe, that was what REALLY animated me all those decades ago. My child-like mind could only equate it to my beloved companion, my best friend, the family dog, Joe. Because the Spirit of God meets us where we are physically and mentally at any given time. Then as we grow older, acquiring more knowledge and wisdom along the way, when we are confronted again with something like this show we now understand the deeper meaning behind it. That is what we call…. ”revelation”.
@DannyStrickland-g9k I'm 61. I, too, remember that deep feeling of loss. The tears fell copiously. The pain was deep. Every year, this was -the- show I looked forward to, even knowing what would happen to Baba. And then --we grow up. The rich symbolism, if allowed to germinate, becomes a reality intertwined into the fabric of our lives. Believing in that very real, "Blessed Hope" we have in our adult lives. As you said perfectly, Revelation. All the sad times, the happy times, the gains, the losses, brought to Him. It changes everything, doesn't it? He changes everything. Merry Christmas, may God bless you and yours this holiday season. He IS the reason for the season. Much love in Christ.
Danny, This comment touched my soul. Thank you friend. I can just see it now, the scene you set up. In the den with the big ole tv, just like me when I was little girl. I appreciate your views. Agree 100%. Peace
I have watched this show my whole life!!! It means the world to me!!! I still get goosebumps every time I watch it!!! Happy Holidays To All!!! God Bless Us All!!!
I'll be 60 in 10 days and have been watching this and all the Christmas stories B4 I came out of the womb. Haven't missed a year yet. This however, is one of my favorites
I always loved this when I was little. I watched it and the selfish giant every Christmas season until one day they were gone, to be never shown again on public broadcasting. I missed them so much after all these years. My heart is so happy to find the both of them again. Thank you, God bless and Happy birthday my dear Lord Jesus.
I remember I first saw this in my kindergarten class and it was like I had an epiphany. I then watched it every year and I vividly remember one particular year when I was about 12, at the end when he plays the drum for baby Jesus I started profusely crying. Each time I watch this one I cry. There is such an underlying religious tone to this one. The ending song with the choir also makes me even more emotional. One of my all time favs.
Im 58 years old now love this christmas story loved it all my life love this movie but made me cry when arron lost his parents and almost lost his lama baba who almost died like his parents love the shong. Also since i first hered it by harry simmonss little drummer boy and he was poor he played his drum for jesus crist for a gift thats the only way he could pay respecks to jesus crist 🙏😇✝️❤️❤️❤️
@Calibeachgtl1024 Thank you for this comment. As soon as i saw this recommendation, i sent my younger brother the link as well. Just as you, we too, watched it in 1981 as my mother did her Christmas cleaning. I am 45 now and my brother is 43.
I’m 76 now, and I still shed tears watching the Little Drummer Boy….watched it when it first showed up and still love watching it. It will always be my favorite of all the Christmas videos… it says volumes on what Christmas means and is all about….LOVE and Jesus’ BIRTH. It doesn’t matter what day Jesus was born, but what matters is that Jesus is here, and taught us on how to become better people towards each other…👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😂
It seems that today's Christmas movies and music is absent of true Spirit. But those involved with the production of these songs/shows are temporarily lost. I wish for everyone to experience the joy and love that resides right in our hearts.
It’s still a grown up story for kids! And a kid’s story for grown ups! One of my first musical inspirations! Thank you for sharing this!! “Peace on earth and good will toward men.”!! For everyone!!
I'M 68 YRS OLD AND THIS MOVIE TOUCHES MY HEART EVERYTIME I SEE IT. A TRUE LEGEND THAT SHOULD BE SHOWN EVERY YEAR. I CRY EVERY TIME AND MY HEART IS LIGHTER. THANK YOU FOR LETTING US SEE THIS TREASURE. THANKS AND STAY SAFE 🙏 ❤
I'm a 66 year old lady and I love watching this movie. I remember telling my mother: " Mom the little drummer boy " movie will play tonight, and she would get so excited and said: ok will watch it tonight " Mom and dad are gone now, but those memories will live on this me. I miss Mom and dad but every time I watch this movie I think of them. Those are the things that mean a lot to a child and a young person. Merry Christmas to all of you Jug your kid and parents because they won't be here for ever.
Wow, I remember watching this as a kid a couple times and it was one of my favourites but it didn't come back on. I forgotten about it until just now.and I am excited to see it once again. 50 years is a long time between views. The symbolism I never noticed as a kid, but the Donkey and Lamb I see now.
This is the Holiday Season. Holy Day being shortened to Holiday. December 6th is saint day of Saint Nicholas, Saint Nicholas of Myra, the true Santa Claus, where his name changed from country to country as his reputation spread. Santa being Spanish for Saint. You tube has videos on it! The Orthodox Church has more information!
A curious bit of trivia. There is a DIRECT connection with “The Little Drummer Boy” and a MASH episode from December of 1974. Ted Eccles who was a child actor in the 60’s was the voice of the Little Drummer Boy named Aaron. 6 years after The Little Drummer Boy, Ted Eccles played Private Chapman in this December 1974 episode of MASH called “Private Charles Lamb”. It revolved around two story arcs. One involving Ted Eccles character Private Chapman who Hawkeye and Trapper John discovered had shot himself in order to get sent back home. The other involved a Greek combat unit who were at the 4077th during the Easter Holiday season. Of course, the Greeks love lamb. And it was the Easter season. So guess what was on the menu? However, Radar was having none of it. So the gang devised a mad-cap scheme to save the lamb from being served for dinner and secretly got it flown back to the States to live on Radar’s family farm. And although the episode was set during Easter it was actually first aired on December 31, 1974 right after Christmas. I wasn’t watching MASH that early on so I don’t know if during the Christmas season of 1974 that one could have seen Ted Eccles as Aaron in the Ltittle Drummer Boy and then just a couple of weeks later see him again as Private Chapman on a MASH episode involving a lamb about to be eaten as part of a Greek Easter meal but there you go, The Little Drummer Boy and Baba meet again….in South Korea !
A classic Rankin/Bass holiday special! Teddy Eccles voices the title character, with narration by legendary actress Greer Garson and Jose Ferrer as the voice of Ben. The finale is very moving, with the Baby Jesus(the Lamb of God) healing Baba(Aaron's pet lamb) of his injuries.
Merry Christmas to all and a very peaceful 🎉new year i am 50 years old and still love cartoons to especially the classic ones thanksnfor posting this 😊taks care and keep warm to GOD bless everyone fare and near
Thankyou for posting this I'm now a Grandma that grew up in the '70's & my family of origin would watch this on TV every Christmas ! My Dad & youngest brother(cancer) have passed so this was especially meaningful. Merry CHRISTmas! 🧔♂️💕
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Younger than a lot of people. 34. I remember these and other movies on the 25 days of Christmas. This is my grandmas favorite, and we’d watch it every year.
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I’m 54 and my brother and I never missed this on TV! Still just as beautiful now as it was back then in the 70s! ♥️
Me too
Yeah. Very much so.
Kids today do not know the anticipation and excitement when these Christmas shows came on. I remember my mom fixing popcorn and my brothers and sister watched this. I’m 58 years old and I continue to watch it faithfully each year❤
@@Debra-lc6xu Me too.Im 58 also and a kid o the 70s.Rudolf and Frosty were great too.Al2ays cried at the end of Frosty still,lol! Merry Christmas.
@@Debra-lc6xu I'm 11 and I love this movie tho-😭
I haven’t watched this is I bet 30 years. What a wonderful story. ❤❤❤
Me too. ❤
@@Debra-lc6xu what make you crying in this cartoon story ??? I didn’t pick nothing
I'm 56 years old and this movie makes me cry. Every. Single. Time. I remember watching it with my grandparents when I was little and that memory is etched in my soul. I miss them dearly but the love they showed me lives on.
❤❤❤💂♀️🎅🏻
I do too and I'm 60 but I cry because He was sent here to die to win us back to the father. Your memories are precious and your grandparents passed down their live in the form of this movie but for me it is spiritual with meaning. We need Christ on this earth now more than ever as the new generation is preventing everything that us baby boomers were taught. God help them to see You and to come to You for help and guidance
We were very blessed to have these beautiful Christmas shows in our life
Blessings.
@@Laura-tp8wzthank you! Many blessings to you as well.
65 YEARS OLD THIS BRINGS ME BACK TO MY CHILDHOOD
Time is like a bullet.Merry Christmas
EW OLD PERSON
@@FREEDOMISNTFREE-l1y 56 and kids are grown and I watch it every Christmas alone 🎄😊
I'm 72 years old now and still love this movie. Watched it since it first aired. It's Christmas tradition. Thank you for posting this gem for us to enjoy.
A humble tale. A great carol. My favorite part - "I played my best for Him..." Amen.
I'm 58 years old and this movie is still so heartwarming and makes me cry.
Merry Christmas everyone.❤
I was a child about 7 in second grade in a Catholic Elementary School. And the Nuns played this movie for us around Christmas time. I'm 70 going on 71 and I still remember the wonderful feeling of hearing that song. Just Beautiful
I am 61 and still remember watching this as a little girl . One of my favorite Christmas movies.
I'm 57 one of my favorites to
Same here it is my favorite one. No others can compare.
I'm soon to be 55 years old and I still love this Christmas special. Merry Christmas everyone one and may God bless us all ☃️✝️🎄
@@traceyneal5587 i JUST turned 55 and it's been 20 years since I w watched this
@@traceyneal5587 Merry Christmas 🎄 and praise JESUS 🙏
Amen, as Dickens said "God bless us everyone"
I'm 57 now and even now... I cry when Aaron frets over poor Baba! 🐑🤍
Wonderful Christmas memories coming back now! Thanks for posting!
Gets me everytime. My thoughts and worry is over my children and grandchildren
We must look to God with faith and trust and he will see us through. Believe that. ❤
@@arthurwatt5162 Amen 🙌💖🙌
I remember watching this every xmas. Im 64 now and still love it.
My frat
61 years. I haven’t seen this since I was a kid. Always my favorite growing up. ❤
This classic needs to be restored and preserved. Among the Christmas classics, this one is mostly forgotten about. The beautiful soundtrack of the Vienna Boys Choir has survived the test of time, but the Little Drummer Boy program hasn't and has been forgotten and lost to obscurity.
i do you one better. There is a stop anime from this era called Nestor the Long Eared Donkey. Its a real hidden gem
@@sherryramirez6329 Ears, Nestor! Yes, Mama.
Did you know? "The Little Drummer Boy, a beloved Christmas special, faced accusations of offensive content due to its villainous portrayal of Arab characters. The controversy against the special has been ongoing since the '90s, with some viewers calling out the racist portrayal and stereotypical charges against Arab people." Sep 30, 2023
@@claymiller8171 the regular TV stations won't play it because of its religious nature, thanks liberals!
@@claymiller8171 my thoughts also
I just turned 60 and I still remember watching this as a little girl and oh how I sobbed when the lamb, Baba was hurt. Still gets to me, every, single time.😢
I'm 67 and I'm not going to lie, I cried every time I watched.
Christmas just wouldn't be Christmas without watching these movies. Thank you for uploading them.
I truly wish that I could turn back time, because I'd love nothing more than to have my mom back, so that her, my sister and myself could be together, drinking hot cocoa and eating her delicious Christmas cookies, and watching every single Christmas movie.
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Another year almost gone. I'm 56 now and i look back at these Christmas special and i you cry. God bless you all and may you all have a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
I.m 80 years old and this story warms my heart every time. It's so true, love is most precious gift of all! ❤❤❤
Well...I guess I'm gonna do THIS to myself AGAIN. I got the tissues out because I can remember crying when the lamb gets run over and hearing my Mom in my mind saying "Bobby..don't cry..remember..baby Jesus brings him back to life" Every single year. Ok....I'm ready now...I got the first tear out already. I miss my Mom..I'm happy I can still hear her voice in my mind.
I’m glad to see at the tender age of 60 that I’m not the only one who cried when they first saw this Rankin & Bass production. I was 4 years old when it came out in December of 1968. I was watching it in the den of the house I grew up in in a console TV ( that was a TV that was built into a piece of furniture for all you young folk ). I watched quietly. Then when it was over I got up and just as quietly walked out of the den into our living room which was a more formal place than the den designed for guests. There was a couch there as well and I sat down on that and I began to cry. I guess my mom eventually heard me and came to see what was the matter. I eventually told her that Baba died….why did he have to die? And mom hugged me and said “Didn’t you see that he came back to life?” I told her yes but it was still such a traumatic thing to see Baba run over by the cart driven by the Roman Centurion. I guess I equated Baba as being Aaron’s version of a pet dog. And my best and only friend at 4 years of age was my dog Joe, an English Setter. I couldn’t stand to think of Joe being injured like Baba. So the tears flowed: Now, 56 years later I cry seeing this again because I understand the symbolism behind the story. Just as Jesus was crucified by the Romans and also as the sacrificial Lamb of God for the sins of not just His people but for the whole world so too was Baba, the little lamb, run over by a Roman, never knowing what he had just done, which reminds us now of Jesus’s words from the Cross, “Forgive them Father, for they no not what they do.” And maybe, just maybe, that was what REALLY animated me all those decades ago. My child-like mind could only equate it to my beloved companion, my best friend, the family dog, Joe. Because the Spirit of God meets us where we are physically and mentally at any given time. Then as we grow older, acquiring more knowledge and wisdom along the way, when we are confronted again with something like this show we now understand the deeper meaning behind it. That is what we call….
”revelation”.
@DannyStrickland-g9k I'm 61. I, too, remember that deep feeling of loss. The tears fell copiously. The pain was deep. Every year, this was -the- show I looked forward to, even knowing what would happen to Baba. And then --we grow up. The rich symbolism, if allowed to germinate, becomes a reality intertwined into the fabric of our lives. Believing in that very real, "Blessed Hope" we have in our adult lives. As you said perfectly, Revelation. All the sad times, the happy times, the gains, the losses, brought to Him. It changes everything, doesn't it? He changes everything. Merry Christmas, may God bless you and yours this holiday season. He IS the reason for the season. Much love in Christ.
Danny, This comment touched my soul. Thank you friend. I can just see it now, the scene you set up. In the den with the big ole tv, just like me when I was little girl. I appreciate your views. Agree 100%. Peace
Beautiful! I'm glad you have a tender heart. Some men do not.
I am 63 years old and thus is the best Christmas movie ever I still cry. God Bless.
I have watched this show my whole life!!! It means the world to me!!! I still get goosebumps every time I watch it!!! Happy Holidays To All!!! God Bless Us All!!!
Merry Christmas
I'll be 60 in 10 days and have been watching this and all the Christmas stories B4 I came out of the womb. Haven't missed a year yet. This however, is one of my favorites
I am 62 and remember it well. Always 1 of my favorites.
This would get me everytime I watched it. The birth of our saviour just touches my heart.
I always loved this when I was little. I watched it and the selfish giant every Christmas season until one day they were gone, to be never shown again on public broadcasting. I missed them so much after all these years. My heart is so happy to find the both of them again. Thank you, God bless and Happy birthday my dear Lord Jesus.
I remember I first saw this in my kindergarten class and it was like I had an epiphany. I then watched it every year and I vividly remember one particular year when I was about 12, at the end when he plays the drum for baby Jesus I started profusely crying. Each time I watch this one I cry. There is such an underlying religious tone to this one. The ending song with the choir also makes me even more emotional. One of my all time favs.
I’m 60 and this movie is the one I watch every Christmas. Love it.
Im 58 years old now love this christmas story loved it all my life love this movie but made me cry when arron lost his parents and almost lost his lama baba who almost died like his parents love the shong. Also since i first hered it by harry simmonss little drummer boy and he was poor he played his drum for jesus crist for a gift thats the only way he could pay respecks to jesus crist 🙏😇✝️❤️❤️❤️
My mom sent me this link. She reminded me I used to watch this as a kid starting in 1981 ! I'm 47
@Calibeachgtl1024 Thank you for this comment. As soon as i saw this recommendation, i sent my younger brother the link as well. Just as you, we too, watched it in 1981 as my mother did her Christmas cleaning. I am 45 now and my brother is 43.
I’m 20 years old and jeez man…I haven’t seen this in like 8 years! One of my fav Christmas specials! 🥹💕🫶🏾
34 years old and still watching thiz every Christmas
Still young
One of my all time favorite movies! I also grew up with this movie and it brings a special joy to my heart and soul!
This was my favorite Christmas special. I am going to be 61 and it still makes me cry.
I’m 76 now, and I still shed tears watching the Little Drummer Boy….watched it when it first showed up and still love watching it. It will always be my favorite of all the Christmas videos… it says volumes on what Christmas means and is all about….LOVE and Jesus’ BIRTH. It doesn’t matter what day Jesus was born, but what matters is that Jesus is here, and taught us on how to become better people towards each other…👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😂
It seems that today's Christmas movies and music is absent of true Spirit. But those involved with the production of these songs/shows are temporarily lost. I wish for everyone to experience the joy and love that resides right in our hearts.
One of many specials I've watched as a child and now as an adult. What a great message it sends us today
It’s still a grown up story for kids! And a kid’s story for grown ups! One of my first musical inspirations! Thank you for sharing this!! “Peace on earth and good will toward men.”!! For everyone!!
As all hatred is wrong. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. ❤❤❤
Today I was listening to Bob Seger, singing the little drummer boy. Absolutely amazing.
Thanks , ALL AGES , KIDS FROM 1 to 92 Love to watch with babies to elderly with my fam
I haven' t seen this in 30 yrs until now. I cried this year from the wonderful memories. I miss y'all
52 years later and I still cry over this movie. 🤧
Love love love. Iam 64 I cry every time too
Yep...still cry...at 68...grown man
I an 74 and I remember this as well, really takes me back a ways
This is so cool man!!! This HAS to be preserved! For sure we'll never see it TV again!
Im 62, and I have watched this every year since I was a little kid! It used to be on broadcast TV.
I'M 68 YRS OLD AND THIS MOVIE TOUCHES MY HEART EVERYTIME I SEE IT. A TRUE LEGEND THAT SHOULD BE SHOWN EVERY YEAR. I CRY EVERY TIME AND MY HEART IS LIGHTER. THANK YOU FOR LETTING US SEE THIS TREASURE. THANKS AND STAY SAFE 🙏 ❤
I'm 68 as well..and I live this movie...since I was a child.
My favorite. And then Nester the Christmas Donkey. But hands down, this is my favorite.
I'm a 66 year old lady and I love watching this movie.
I remember telling my mother:
" Mom the little drummer boy " movie will play tonight, and she would get so excited and said: ok will watch it tonight "
Mom and dad are gone now, but those memories will live on this me.
I miss Mom and dad but every time I watch this movie I think of them.
Those are the things that mean a lot to a child and a young person.
Merry Christmas to all of you
Jug your kid and parents because they won't be here for ever.
A movie that Is simple and pure and that tells the true meaning of Christmas
This is absolutely my favorite Christmas Special, and always has been for the last 60 years.
56 y/o and this mini movie still brings me to tears. God bless us all and save us. ❤
64 years old and I'll never forget the first time I saw it! Great then and Great now!
Whenever I see these old, wholesome shows, I think about how much better America was then, and hope that we can be like that again.
Praise the Lord Jesus Christ 👑
This movie is beautiful in its simplicity of its message.
This movie has always had a special place in my heart. Crying now while I write this. God bless you everyone, and Merry Christmas. 💜🙏🏼💜
Little Drummer Boy Book 2 is good, too. This never gets old.
My favorite of the Christmas movies growing up! 🎅🏻
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🕊❤A Little Drummer Boy❤& the Wisdom of Life!❤🕊
This is my favorite of all the Christmas movies it makes me cry you can't find this on DVD thank you for making this possible
It’s 2023, and the world is on fire with hatred and mistrust. This year, the message of this movie is stronger than ever.
Amen....well stated and God bless everyone that watches this.
2024 and it hasn't gotten any better !
Im 64, and this has been my favorite movie every year. Ever since it came out.
Wow, I remember watching this as a kid a couple times and it was one of my favourites but it didn't come back on. I forgotten about it until just now.and I am excited to see it once again. 50 years is a long time between views. The symbolism I never noticed as a kid, but the Donkey and Lamb I see now.
My favorite special of all time. I love the narrator she sounds so nice. Also I'm 33
Love this kind of Christmas movie especially with the holidays around the corner 😉😉😉😉😉😉👋👋😉😉😉😉😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍💋😍💋
This is the Holiday Season. Holy Day being shortened to Holiday. December 6th is saint day of Saint Nicholas, Saint Nicholas of Myra, the true Santa Claus, where his name changed from country to country as his reputation spread. Santa being Spanish for Saint. You tube has videos on it! The Orthodox Church has more information!
A curious bit of trivia. There is a DIRECT connection with “The Little Drummer Boy” and a MASH episode from December of 1974. Ted Eccles who was a child actor in the 60’s was the voice of the Little Drummer Boy named Aaron. 6 years after The Little Drummer Boy, Ted Eccles played Private Chapman in this December 1974 episode of MASH called “Private Charles Lamb”. It revolved around two story arcs. One involving Ted Eccles character Private Chapman who Hawkeye and Trapper John discovered had shot himself in order to get sent back home. The other involved a Greek combat unit who were at the 4077th during the Easter Holiday season. Of course, the Greeks love lamb. And it was the Easter season. So guess what was on the menu? However, Radar was having none of it. So the gang devised a mad-cap scheme to save the lamb from being served for dinner and secretly got it flown back to the States to live on Radar’s family farm. And although the episode was set during Easter it was actually first aired on December 31, 1974 right after Christmas. I wasn’t watching MASH that early on so I don’t know if during the Christmas season of 1974 that one could have seen Ted Eccles as Aaron in the Ltittle Drummer Boy and then just a couple of weeks later see him again as Private Chapman on a MASH episode involving a lamb about to be eaten as part of a Greek Easter meal but there you go, The Little Drummer Boy and Baba meet again….in South Korea !
I remember seeing this very little. Here I'm watching again, many ,many years later. Thanks again.
One of the sweetest and best stories of all time love love love the song
This movie is nostalgic to me, a good thing to watch on a rainy Friday in October.
Yess! ♥️🎄 I love this movie so much!
Same here
Same here
I said it before and I’ll say it again: whenever you get drums, you always end up happy.
A classic Rankin/Bass holiday special! Teddy Eccles voices the title character, with narration by legendary actress Greer Garson and Jose Ferrer as the voice of Ben. The finale is very moving, with the Baby Jesus(the Lamb of God) healing Baba(Aaron's pet lamb) of his injuries.
My all time favorite Christmas show. Thank you for sharing this, it’s hard to find these days
Watched it for you mom. Miss you!!
Thank you so much for uploading all these Christmas shows ,I really appreciate it 😊❤️
Jesus, the perfect babe , is the reason for the season, for life now and here after
Merry Christmas to all and a very peaceful 🎉new year i am 50 years old and still love cartoons to especially the classic ones thanksnfor posting this 😊taks care and keep warm to GOD bless everyone fare and near
"Then, he smiled at me..." 😭😭😭
Thankyou for posting this I'm now a Grandma that grew up in the '70's & my family of origin would watch this on TV every Christmas ! My Dad & youngest brother(cancer) have passed so this was especially meaningful. Merry CHRISTmas! 🧔♂️💕
65 years of age here, still crying when I see this part😢❤🎉❤
This is a treasured Christmas classic about The Little Drummer Boy!!
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Who else balled their eyes out when he started playing his drum?
At 49, my favorite Christmas show still. I bought the DVD years ago so my kids could watch it since it wasn’t shown on tv anymore.
This movie has always been one of my favorites I miss seeing it on TV
I' m. 71 and still watch this movie. Me and my mom always watched this when I was a child.
Many thanks! This is my favorite among all the Rankin / Bass; it is so perfect.
This is a true Christmas classic. It was made before I was born, and I've always loved watching it every Christmas.🎄 ♥️ The true meaning of Christmas.
I cry whenever I watch this. For they shall see God❤
he was poor boy; he had nothing to give but his talent to baby Jesus. And that was enough. 😢☹😑😯😲😳🙂😊😇🥰👃👃
I 56 & I couldn't wait till the drummer boy came on. Brings bad soo many memories
Thank you ❤️✝️🙏🏻
I saw this for the first time as a child (I'm 62) before it was available on television at a local town library. Loved it then and still love it!
I am the way the truth and the life no man comes to the father but through me john 14 :6
Younger than a lot of people. 34. I remember these and other movies on the 25 days of Christmas. This is my grandmas favorite, and we’d watch it every year.
I too feel the same emotions of joy and forgiveness for the people who have wronged me.
This movie is my childhood, even though I was born in 94. I fell in love with it and still love it even now.
Best of all time classics!❤