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Babes in Toyland. This was drastically altered by Disney and made into a movie starring among others, Annette Funicello and of all people Ray Bolger ( Scarecrow of Oz fame) as a sort of comic villain, in one scene he was toting a submachine gun of some sort! Victor Herbert died long before the Thompson gun was developed!

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Babes in Toyland. Not strictly speaking a Christmas song, but in the spirit, strike up the Giraffe Band (Toys R Us)

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