Much like Christmas Is, Yes Virginia strongly resembles the Peanuts cartoons.
In a rather syrupy manner, we are given the little girl, asking is there really a Santa Claus and her crying when her classmates laugh at her.
The cartoon is memorable for the actual reading of the letter that Virginia wrote to the newspaper, the response she got in return, the song and for showing actual pictures of Virginia (tho I think she was a woman in the photo), the editor of the newspaper and I believe Virginia's dad is shown as well.
I've seen Yes Virginia in the past decade or so. Somebody needs to put this one (especially upon seeing it won an Emmy) and Christmas Is and The Night the Animals Talked back on the regular Christmas season airing.
In a rather syrupy manner, we are given the little girl, asking is there really a Santa Claus and her crying when her classmates laugh at her.
The cartoon is memorable for the actual reading of the letter that Virginia wrote to the newspaper, the response she got in return, the song and for showing actual pictures of Virginia (tho I think she was a woman in the photo), the editor of the newspaper and I believe Virginia's dad is shown as well.
I've seen Yes Virginia in the past decade or so. Somebody needs to put this one (especially upon seeing it won an Emmy) and Christmas Is and The Night the Animals Talked back on the regular Christmas season airing.