Seasons Greetings Trailer

Seasons Greetings Trailer (1946)

01 December 1946 Animated 2 mins

This little trailer looks to have been produced for theaters, and looks to be most likely animated by Joop Geesink in Holland/The Netherlands, who continued to produce films for Phillips and others after George Pal moved to Hollywood, starting the Puppetoon series.

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United States 01 December 1946

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