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Higbee’s Santa Claus actor

Jeff Gillen played Higbee’s Santa Claus (with Jean Shepherd himself providing the initial “Ho, Ho, Ho Little Boy!”). In the original A Christmas Story. (IMDB Citation lists this.) I don’t know how to add this to the table of casts… 97.119.136.68 (talk) 05:22, 11 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Erroneous assertion that In God We Trust made the NYT best seller list

The statement in the current article that the book made the New York Times best seller list -- at least around the time of its original publication in early fall 1966 -- is demonstrably false. I just checked each NYT list for 1966 -- which appeared in the Times' book review section every Sunday -- and it is not there. Nor does the cited NYT obit of October 18, 1999, support the specific assertion. I am unable to locate a free copy of the cited Chicago Sun-Times article, though. Of course, since the foregoing is "original research," not otherwise appearing in a published source (to my knowledge), Wikipedia guidelines would likely preclude me from merely deleting the erroneous statement in the current article. Don Columbia (talk) 15:56, 18 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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 Jeff Gillen played Higbee’s Santa Claus (with Jean Shepherd himself providing the initial “Ho, Ho, Ho Little Boy!”). In the original A Christmas Story.  (IMDB Citation lists this.) I don’t know how to add this to the table of casts… [[Special:Contributions/97.119.136.68|97.119.136.68]] ([[User talk:97.119.136.68|talk]]) 05:22, 11 August 2022 (UTC)
-== Erroneous assertion that IGWT made the NYT best seller list ==
+== Erroneous assertion that In God We Trust made the NYT best seller list ==
-The statement in the current article that the book made the NYT best seller list -- at least at the time of its original publication in early fall 1966 -- is demonstrably false. I just checked every such list for 1966 -- which appeared in the ''Times''' book review section every Sunday -- and it is not there. Nor does the cited NYT obit of October 18, 1999, support the specific assertion. I am unable to locate a free copy of the cited ''Chicago Sun-Times'' article, though. Of course, since the foregoing is "original research," not otherwise appearing in a published source (to my knowledge), Wikipedia guidelines would likely preclude me from merely deleting the erroneous statement in the current article. [[User:Don Columbia|Don Columbia]] ([[User talk:Don Columbia|talk]]) 15:56, 18 February 2024 (UTC)
+The statement in the current article that the book made the ''New York Times'' best seller list -- at least around the time of its original publication in early fall 1966 -- is demonstrably false. I just checked each NYT list for 1966 -- which appeared in the ''Times'''  book review section every Sunday -- and it is not there. Nor does the cited NYT obit of October 18, 1999, support the specific assertion. I am unable to locate a free copy of the cited ''Chicago Sun-Times'' article, though. Of course, since the foregoing is "original research," not otherwise appearing in a published source (to my knowledge), Wikipedia guidelines would likely preclude me from merely deleting the erroneous statement in the current article. [[User:Don Columbia|Don Columbia]] ([[User talk:Don Columbia|talk]]) 15:56, 18 February 2024 (UTC)