Here Comes Santa Claus

[david72]

Here is a video I found on youtube. This is another favorite elvis christmas songs of mine!

[Nicole Presley]

One question: Did I missunderstand it when I was little, or is Santa Clause wriiten with a "e" behind "Claus"?

[Teddy]

One question: Did I missunderstand it when I was little, or is Santa Clause wriiten with a "e" behind "Claus"?

If you read "Clause" anywhere it was most likely referring to a proviso in a legally binding contract, rather than a large, inebriated male wearing a red suit and loitering around children.

[JerryNodak]

"Here Comes Santa Claus" is my fave track on the original "Elvis' Christmas Album."

[Nicole Presley]

If you read "Clause" anywhere it was most likely referring to a proviso in a legally binding contract, rather than a large, inebriated male wearing a red suit and loitering around children.

But what about the movie "Santa Clause"? Everywhere I read the name when I was little it as written with an "e".

[Teddy]

But what about the movie "Santa Clause"? Everywhere I read the name when I was little it as written with an "e".

Aha! Now, if I remember correctly, it was called The Santa Clause! It was a play on words, you see?
It was about a man who inadvertently kills Santa

[May]

Oh !

[Nicole Presley]

Aha! Now, if I remember correctly, it was called The Santa Clause! It was a play on words, you see?
It was about a man who inadvertently kills Santa

No, It´s called "Santa Clause". I´m sure. Santa Clause is played buy Tim Allen. Do you know the movie? There are three parts of it.

[Teddy]

Ahem ...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111070/

[TotallyInsane]

I don't care how you spell it - as long as he brings me lots of these:

[Nicole Presley]

Ahem ...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111070/

Okay, that´s the movie. But in Germany it´s called "Santa Clause" & not "The Santa Clause". Maybe you´re right. But I couldn´t know it because they spell it wrong in Germany. I´m still not sure yet, though. How did Elvis spell it? I guess I will never know.

[Lonniebealestreet]

Whether the "The" is included in the movie title or not, the E was added because it refers to a clause that binds Allen's character to be the next Santa Claus.

Look at the way the E was obviously meant to stand out in the title. That is to acknowledge the correct spelling of the name (Claus) and that the E is representing the aforementioned scenario.



Hope that helps.

Enjoyable movie.