Happy Holidays


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Send a Holiday Card:
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Watch a medley of cards in HD:
TocciHolidayCards
ALL Holiday youtube videos can be found within this one playlist:
Images set to holiday music:  
Classic Cedrone Images
 
Vintage images with a holiday theme: 
Happy Holidays

Home For The Holidays:
 

Home For The Holidays

Christmas 1990:
Frank Tocci Christmas 1990

Christmas Pleasantville 1990 
 (Another similar version).
It's 1956 
(I'm writing this in 2010 or 54 years later).
This clip looks as good today as it did when it was first developed & it's now in HD too!
I wish I had those simple toys today. Donald's in the Army (you'll see his framed photo as the camera pans down the tree), Diane & Doug are sleeping, well there were until those bright lights hit'em, and all I want for Christmas is an ornament:
Christmas'56

And SEE the difference in full frame HD:Christmas 1956
Also featured here is a similar video but note my parents & siblings have each since passed away, their dates are incorporated in the video:Christmas Memories 1956!
Christmas '56 & '82: 
Loreto's Christmas Holiday Fun
 

This version offers more of my parents & Kelly:LoretoKelly26YearsApart now revised with greater 8mm quality: 
Father Daughter 26 Years ApartLoretoKelly26YearsApart The full version: Christmas 1982
Holiday "Hits." A medley of Christmas Day moments.Read the description:Happy HolidaysThumbnail

Christmas Memories: A swirling snowy slide show of some good ol' times & maybe Mary's video should be called a colander Christmas!



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Larry & Anthony wishing you 
a merry ol' time:
 Happy Holidays From Larry & Anthony

Christmas at our house:
 

Christmas At Our House

& If you liked the ABOVE video you'll LOVE this version: 
Italian Christmas

Worth the click or watch the video in the box below:
Digital Drunk Santa:Drunk Santa

Recorded in the early 1970's, Larry & his guitar teacher perform Jingle Bells.
Audio recorded with a cassette deck microphone 
(the noise you hear is my mother at x's
moving the mic closer).


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Happy Thanksgivingfrom Doug, Norrine, Doug Jr.& Diane 
:Thanksgiving In Elmsford
Happy Holidays from Doug & Norrine's of Elmsford:
Merry Christmas From Elmsford

Have a Lara & Heather Holiday!
Lara & Heather Holidays
The HoneyMooners!


The Honeymooner's, one of the greatest shows ever to grace the small screen & certainly my favorite. Ol' Ralphy boy, Ed, Alice & Trixie go from Bensonhurst to Pleasantville in this 8mm/tv show mix.
Happy Holiday's from littlest honeymooner, Loreto.
Some things never change. Mary 1978 & about 14 years later....

Marys Wave
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My father was so happy to get a new "jumping suit," joggers suit after my mother burnt his. But what a difference a year makes...

My mother Christmas '86 ( actually, Feb. '87 see video description) Christmas 1986 & below Thanksgiving '87...
This would be my mother's last Thanksgiving:
Recorded 11/26/87, she passes away 11 months to the day 10/26/88 

:Thanksgiving 1987
Chris & Frank Christmas 1987

This is the full version of the above Christmas 86: Christmas 86
The LAST Christmas at 37 Hopper Street. My mother died Oct' 88. By Sept.'91 my father sold the house that was the "family's," home built in the '40's, by my grandfather, my mother's father, Loreto Cedrone. Long gone now were the food, wine, laughter & song. Well, maybe the wine was still there.
This would be the last Christmas in the home that once "housed," so many memories.
The video description details the rest.
Last Tocci Christmas
& here are a three of other gems:A QUEENLY Thanksgiving 1986 

The SnazzysSparKELLO's
What's old is new. 1980's Thanksgiving retrofitted in 8mm style:
Thanksgiving, Christmas, but what about Easter?
Now sit down & have a "sangwedge," we have plenty of rolls & cold cuts, coffee, & cake, and counters filled with Easter Baskets:
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My parents vist for Easter. Some highlights, my father wearing Kelly's bonnet, looking through the view finder, & cleaning all the jelly beans off the rug.
Only my mother. Grandpa looks like a what?
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Grandpa Looks Like A...
Diane & George bring Easter baskets for Kelly & Mike:
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Warm up by the fire! This roaring yule log of our fireplace makes a great screen saver:
Yule Log
But if you REALLY wanna be warm, get close to your monitor and enjoy the fire in HD:
Youtube Video Of The Year!
Before you rewind back to the past below. Fast forward years later Thanksgiving 2004:
The story of my mother & her sister Antoinette:
Just for a laugh was Loreto the inspiration for Charlie Brown?

PS: Nothing says Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas or Happy Easter like a gun!
Those (crazy) Mahoney's prove it to be true:
Here are a sleigh full of fun Marini/Mahoney Holiday Hits:
Recorded Holidays 2011. Clara's Stories:
Clara once rented the 2nd floor apt of a Hawthorne (NY) home when she & Dan married.
The landlady's daughter in law asked what Clara was cooking....
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Christmas 1920's:
Harry ties a horse:
Clara tells of the time she got punched! (READ the description of the video):
Typical Sunday Dinner:
Getting to Clara's in 60 seconds:
I gathered Doug's 8mm Christmas footage this year (2012) to create Christmas Past. Below that is a very short iphone video recorded the day after Thanksgiving in downtown Easton, Pa., when visiting with our daughter & her family for their cities big candle lighting. Kinda' funny!
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8mm Home Movie Memories Of Christma…
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  8mm Home Movie Memories Of Christmas…
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Easton Pa. Candle Lighting. THAT'S IT?
One More Time! Going Back To YesterYear.
PROOF! I WAS the inspiration for Charlie Brown:
http://tocci.blogspot.com/2012/12/blog-post_21.html   

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