Santa Clauses Treasure Hidden by a Boy
A destitute painter Philip Draper and his wife Lucille face mounting debts and a looming Christmas without Santa Claus. Their son Bobby finds a hidden treasure in the attic after locating a brick in the chimney, uncovering two boxes containing $30,000 in gold and government bonds, plus gems, left by Jeremiah Suggs with a note claiming the property for the finder. The family fate shifts as Bobby emerges as the holiday hero and the mystery of Santa Claus' treasure unfolds.
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Philip
Bobby
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The Christmas Return of Gerald and Nance at the Cottage
Gerald Mansersley travels two days to revisit his old hill club on a gray Christmas morning just to find a lonely empty place. He finds Nance at a cottage where they rekindle hope and plan to wed, though money shadows their reunion as a chance encounter with a stranger leads to a poignant Christmas eve act of generosity. A waif-like man who has endured hunger receives a generous meal funded by Wallington, who then shares a final farewell before moving on, proving Christmas mercy can bridge class and loneliness.
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Wallington’s Desperate Christmas Eve Hunger
Herd recalls Wallington once seen as a financial prodigy who could do wonders yet tumbled into bankruptcy. Insolvent and broke, his resources dwindled daily until only a dime remained. He planned to save it for a final act, fasting for days as Christmas approached.
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Wallington
A Desperate Stranger Pleads For Bread In Dying City Stages
Wallington, nearly penniless, meets a gaunt stranger begging for food. The stranger warns he is about to crime as he starves in the city dusk. Wallington recalls past abundance and contemplates asking for restaurant credit to avert the crisis.
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