Alias St. Nick

Animation pioneers Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising began their careers with Disney in Kansas City and eventually worked at Universal, Van Beuren, and Warner Bros (where they introduced Bosko the Talk-ink Kid), but the bulk of their work was done for MGM. This Christmas cartoon is a typical example of their output, well animated and designed, with clever gags but little in the way of memorable (or merchandisable) characters or plot. The duo did win an Oscar in 1940 for The Milky Way.

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