00:25One cold winter's night, long, long ago,
00:29there lived a poor old shoemaker and his wife.
00:34The poor old cobbler had so many shoe orders to fill
00:37that he overworked and became very sick.
00:43All they had left to eat was one crust of bread,
00:49whole wheat.
00:52He was about to eat the bread when he looked out the window
00:56and saw some poor hungry little snowbirds.
01:01Being so kind-hearted, he gave his last piece of bread
01:05to those poor little birds.
01:09But the little birds weren't birds at all.
01:12They were happy little shoemaker elves.
01:14And because the old cobbler had done them such a good deed,
01:17they decided to finish all the shoes for him.
02:01Kind of a beautiful hurricane,
02:02He was big and he was here.
02:03He's going to words to his house
02:04I thought it was a bit harsh.
02:05He was going to do a little bit more.
02:06He was going to get so many times and probably Krisss.
02:06Well, he was going to get out of their little stock.
02:13If he was going to get into the bags,
02:14he would get like,
02:15I was going to get through.
02:18Uh-oh.
02:36Oh, dear! Oh, dear! Oh!
02:47Why, you, why, why, why, why, why, why, why?
02:51You need glasses, Doc.
02:54Can you read this?
02:55E-B-B-L-M-P-T-E-R-C-F-G-U-V-W-X-Y-Z.
02:58That's fine, Doc, that's great, that's good.
02:59Now I'll try again.
03:00That's fine, Doc, that's great, that's good.
03:26I'll try again.
03:31Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
03:39hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
04:05Oh, my God.
04:23Oh, my God.
04:41Oh, my God.
05:29Oh, my God.
05:37Oh, my God.
06:05Oh, my God.
06:06When the old couple saw all the shoes finished, they were very happy and danced with glee.
06:17Old shoemaker was a bit puzzled and said, Mama, I wonder if them little birds had something
06:25to do with this.
06:29Could be.
06:30Bye-bye.
06:31Bye-bye.
06:32Bye-bye.
06:36Bye.
06:37Bye.
06:39Bye.
06:41Bye.
