17 February 1956 Animated, Family 12 mins
Karl, Katrinchen and Spatz are visiting their grandmother every christmas. The small village is covered up by snow and so the three kids build a snowman. When they look at it the next morning, his nose - a carrot - is gone. The kids give the snowman a new nose and stay up late that day to look out for the thief.
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Charlotte Gruner as Narrator (voice)
Kurt Weiler Writer
Germany 17 February 1956
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