crystal is the name of frosty the snowman's wife.
crystal is the name of frosty the snowman's wife.
what is the name of frosty the snowman's wife?
crystal
section::::songs.









































bullet::::- "rudolph the red-nosed reindeer" – chorus









































bullet::::- "everything i've always wanted" – crystal









































bullet::::- "everything i've always wanted (reprise)" – milton









































bullet::::- "everyday is just like christmas" – lily









































bullet::::- "chicken today and feathers tomorrow" – lily









































bullet::::- "i see rainbows" – santa, chorus









































bullet::::- "don't let the parade pass you by" – lily









































bullet::::- "i heard the bells on christmas day" – chorus









































bullet::::- "rockin' around the christmas tree" – lanie, chorus









































bullet::::- "everything i've always wanted (second reprise)" – frosty









































bullet::::- "no bed of roses" – rudolph









































bullet::::- "frosty the snowman" – chorus









































bullet::::- "now and then" – frosty









































bullet::::- "we're a couple of misfits" – frosty and rudolph
rudolph and frosty's christmas in july
in 1969, rankin/bass productions produced a 25-minute television special, "frosty the snowman", featuring the animation of japanese studio mushi production, and the voices of comedians jimmy durante as the narrator, billy de wolfe as professor hinkle and jackie vernon as frosty. paul frees and june foray both also voice characters including karen and santa claus in this animated special produced and directed by arthur rankin jr. and jules bass. this was a story based on the discovery of frosty the snowman. three sequels were produced, "frosty's winter wonderland" (based upon the song "winter wonderland" and animated by topcraft in japan) in 1976, in which frosty got married, and "rudolph and frosty's christmas in july" (with japanese stop motion animation technique "animagic") in 1979, followed by "the legend of frosty the snowman" in 2005 (a collaboration between dreamworks classics and the canadian company studio b, and the last of which had bill fagerbakke take over as frosty's voice after vernon's death, while the philippines' top draw animation carry out the services of animation, ink and paint, and composition).
frosty the snowman