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In the 1920's what beverage company used the Santa Claus figure?
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1920 what beverage company adopted santa Claus figure?
The Coca-Cola Company. They have since adopted Polar Bears in yuletide advertising. This is indeed a job for Titano, the polar Bear of Titanic proportions! cool under Ice.
What beverage business was to promote Santa Claus?
Santa is not real
Does Kwanzaa have a santa Claus figure?
yes his name is jamal
Is Santa Claus in the Bible?
No, Santa Claus is not mentioned in the Bible. The figure of Santa Claus is based on the historical figure of Saint Nicholas, a Christian bishop known for his generosity and gift-giving.
Is there a Santa Claus figure in Sweden?
Yeah, there is I have quite a bit of friends from Sweden and they told me that Santa Claus is a figure of magical/make-believe but its more popular within the United States of America.
Where does the figure of santa Claus or fater Christmas come from?
saint nicholas !
Who was Santa Claus named after?
Santa Claus means Saint Nicholas, whose story was one of the inspirations for the Christmas figure we know today.
Which famous company gave its colour to Santana Claus?
Coca-Cola is credited with making red an iconic color for Santa Claus.
What does Santa Claus mean in latin?
Santa Claus means Saint Nicholas in Latin. This is an imaginary figure who is believe to award good children with gifts on Christmas eve.
What is the origin of the Santa Claus mythos?
The origin of the Santa Claus is that he is actually St. Nick, a figure with legendary, mythical and folklore origin, who, on the night before Christmas, brought gifts to children.
Did the coca-acola company make Santa Claus up?
No why would they he is real
What soft drink brand was the first to use Santa Claus in advertising?
Your question is a bit vauge, since no company has ever "had" Santa, but assuming that you're asking about his appearances in early advertising: Coca-Cola was one of the first known beverage companies to use the iconic Santa Claus in their winter promotions.
