Hands up all those who know the names of Santa's reindeer original, hands down again if you think Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer is one of them. So ingrained has Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer become popular mythology of Christmas, which could begin to believe he was there from the beginning, but it is actually a late addition to the team.
In this article we take a look at the reindeer of Santa Claus are original, where Rudolph came, and why has become so popular.
That were in line with the original Santa's reindeer above?
Little is known about these otherwise ordinary animals before a famous poem was published anonymously in 1823. Many claim that the poem was created by Clement Clarke Moore, others that it was written by Henry Livingston, Jr. , And a few that was from a public relations campaign by S. Claus and Co, 21 Main Street, N. Polo, 0001 - though scholars and marketing gurus have their doubts about the first two.
According to the poem that bears the name of "A Visit From St. Nicholas" or "The Night Before Christmas" and probably most famous as "Twas the night before Christmas" Santa had eight reindeer named Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner (also known as Donder) and Blitzen, and could fly.
All went well for Santa and his team as well, until one night some 116 years later, in 1939.
Who is this fellow Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer anyway?
In 1939 the story was leaked claiming that the original Santa's reindeer were not up to it, and again had to be added to the team. These claims were denied publicly by S. Noel & Co, 21 High Street, North Pole, 0001, but the story of Robert L. May - working undercover in the Montgomery Ward department store - was away, the red-nosed Rudolph the reindeer scandal accelerated.
S. Claus and Co, 21 Main Street, N. Polo, 0001, claimed it was a publicity stunt from the store - although connoisseurs claim that they were actually quite upset that I had not thought in the first place - and accusations, like reindeer said, began to fly.
Rudolph, as is the case, was the formation behind the scenes and was having a very sad moment that jokes as he was by his peers. The fact that he was accused of being the son of one of the reindeer head - rumors still surround whether he was the son of Donner and Blitzen either - which means he was not sure he had chosen the right career. The final blow for the majority, it was his nose.
Laws against discrimination continues to hit the North Pole in 1939.
Then, one Christmas night, when time seemed to have ended that year's Christmas, Rudolph became a hero - shining through you might say. The reputation and history beckoned. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer in fact avoids the spotlight and prefers to stay in the shadows and the shadows are difficult to achieve given its particular capacity.
Why this young reindeer with a nose debilitating irregularity become so popular?
In ancient times, stories and songs were written and sung of the heroes and their brave battles, and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was a hero in their own battles to win.
He was rejected from the outside, the savior of Christmas, and a song created in his honor in 1949, Gene Autry, which tells the story of a little lost sheep (reindeer) ranging from zero to hero in the space of one night.
It really is a timeless tale that speaks to all of us at one level or another. At some point we will have all been told that there is something in our lives we really want to do, but can not, in the case of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, we see what can be done, we just need to take opportunities arise.
Here we go, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer - beyond the myth.
A little reindeer-challenged nosily - of dubious parentage - take your chance to shine and save Christmas, PR for Montgomery Ward department store or S. Claus and Co, 21 High Street, N. Polo, 0001? Who knows, all I can say is Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, you will be history.
In this article we take a look at the reindeer of Santa Claus are original, where Rudolph came, and why has become so popular.
That were in line with the original Santa's reindeer above?
Little is known about these otherwise ordinary animals before a famous poem was published anonymously in 1823. Many claim that the poem was created by Clement Clarke Moore, others that it was written by Henry Livingston, Jr. , And a few that was from a public relations campaign by S. Claus and Co, 21 Main Street, N. Polo, 0001 - though scholars and marketing gurus have their doubts about the first two.
According to the poem that bears the name of "A Visit From St. Nicholas" or "The Night Before Christmas" and probably most famous as "Twas the night before Christmas" Santa had eight reindeer named Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner (also known as Donder) and Blitzen, and could fly.
All went well for Santa and his team as well, until one night some 116 years later, in 1939.
Who is this fellow Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer anyway?
In 1939 the story was leaked claiming that the original Santa's reindeer were not up to it, and again had to be added to the team. These claims were denied publicly by S. Noel & Co, 21 High Street, North Pole, 0001, but the story of Robert L. May - working undercover in the Montgomery Ward department store - was away, the red-nosed Rudolph the reindeer scandal accelerated.
S. Claus and Co, 21 Main Street, N. Polo, 0001, claimed it was a publicity stunt from the store - although connoisseurs claim that they were actually quite upset that I had not thought in the first place - and accusations, like reindeer said, began to fly.
Rudolph, as is the case, was the formation behind the scenes and was having a very sad moment that jokes as he was by his peers. The fact that he was accused of being the son of one of the reindeer head - rumors still surround whether he was the son of Donner and Blitzen either - which means he was not sure he had chosen the right career. The final blow for the majority, it was his nose.
Laws against discrimination continues to hit the North Pole in 1939.
Then, one Christmas night, when time seemed to have ended that year's Christmas, Rudolph became a hero - shining through you might say. The reputation and history beckoned. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer in fact avoids the spotlight and prefers to stay in the shadows and the shadows are difficult to achieve given its particular capacity.
Why this young reindeer with a nose debilitating irregularity become so popular?
In ancient times, stories and songs were written and sung of the heroes and their brave battles, and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was a hero in their own battles to win.
He was rejected from the outside, the savior of Christmas, and a song created in his honor in 1949, Gene Autry, which tells the story of a little lost sheep (reindeer) ranging from zero to hero in the space of one night.
It really is a timeless tale that speaks to all of us at one level or another. At some point we will have all been told that there is something in our lives we really want to do, but can not, in the case of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, we see what can be done, we just need to take opportunities arise.
Here we go, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer - beyond the myth.
A little reindeer-challenged nosily - of dubious parentage - take your chance to shine and save Christmas, PR for Montgomery Ward department store or S. Claus and Co, 21 High Street, N. Polo, 0001? Who knows, all I can say is Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, you will be history.
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