Despite looking a little dated, this is one of the greatest animated shorts by Disney. It was made on a time when the full-lenght animated Disney classics didn't exist yet.

"Santa's Workshop" is one of Walt Disney's Silly Symphonies and it is a nice Christmas short with creativity and some originality.

The designs and their quality might look a little dated nowadays, but it is among the most sophisticated for a 1930's animated short. Nevertheless, the designs, picture quality and backgrounds look great.

All these characteristics make this animated short enjoyable. Besides, that Santa Claus is very joyful: he often makes a funny laughter.

Another reason why I like this is because it shows us the inside of Santa's workshop and also because it shows Santa's helpers building toys and finishing them, so that they are ready for Christmas Day. To see the toys marching is cool too.

One more thing: this cartoon has some imaginative details, such as the moon with eyes and mouth (shown at the end smiling) and a Charlie Chaplin's doll.

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