“Half-pint’s” Pa loved The Salvation Army!
Submitted by Kathy Lovin on December 5, 2011 – 6 Comments
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He’s just one of a dozen or more famous people who donated their time and talent to make brief TV ads to promote The Salvation Army Red Kettles. We’re featuring a new TV spot for you to enjoy every day or two until Christmas!
Click on the white arrow in the video player below to have a look.
:: Click here to see a famous sweater-clad comedian talk about the Army at Christmas-time.
:: Click here for a look at the clip made by the well-known “Holly Jolly Christmas” crooner.
Related posts:
- This sweater-clad comedian sings hooray for The Salvation Army Band – he’s in today’s vintage kettle TV ad!
- This Oscar winner and crooner of “Holly Jolly Christmas” is in our vintage TV spot
- Salvation Army iPhone apps!
- The Salvation Army’s Christmas List!
- Be a virtual Salvation Army Bellringer from the comfort of your desk or couch!
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