The popular visualized concept of Santa Claus can be largely attributed to the poem ( The Night before Christmas) by Clement Moore ( l9Th century) He uses the term Saint Nick or St. Nicholas throughout, and does not once refer to the main man as ( Santa) but the idea , costume, descent through the chimney- most of the props are there, as are stockings, etc. The celebrated Newspaper editorial- oddly published on 9.2l the last day of summer- first of fall, the Yes, Virginia, article- was written in l897 by one oddly named Frank Church. in the editorial, Santa Claus is mentioned in every paragraph, what is called intensive style, Christmas Eve once, and God only once and then in the phrase- Thank God he lives and lives forever- the reference being to Santa Claus" immortality. the Nativity of the Lord, Jesus Christ is not mentioned in the entire article of between 7 and 8 paragraphs. Food for thought.
Mrs. Claus designs all of Santa's outfits. She is an amazing seamstress.
No, Santa Claus is a fictional character.
Who is the main character who claims to be Santa Claus in miracle on 34th street
No, Santa Claus is a fictional character has no family.
Santa Claus is a fictional character, so he does not actually have a postcode. In popular culture, Santa Claus is said to live at the North Pole, which is not a specific address with a postcode.
Well first of all Santa is real and he is not a character but a real person.
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Mrs Claus definitely thinks he is a character. Santa has also been played by many people in movies as a character.
he yelled at santa on the roof and he became santa
The movie Santa Claus was released in 1985. The main character is not Santa, but Santa's head elf. The head elf is named Patch.
The same as it was in Santa Clause 1 and Santa Clause 2. The actor's name was Tim Allen, and the character's name was Scott Calvin.
Given that Santa Claus is not real, he has no age.