In the Golden Age of Hollywood, the stars of Tinseltown celebrated Christmas in style.
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| Bob Hope and and Doris Day appeared with Santa in Hollywood in 1948 the day before he performed in Berlin for troops working on the airlift. |
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| Shirley Temple modeled a new Christmas dress in 1935. |
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| Frank Sinatra and his family came together with Dean Martin and his family for a 1967 appearance on the 'Dean Martin Show.' |
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| Marilyn Monroe posed in her stockings for this seductive 1951 photo. That year she was voted 'the present all GI's would like to find in their Christmas stocking.' |
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| Actor Glenn Ford, left, dressed up as Santa Claus, along with four other actors, for the 1949 film 'Mr Soft Touch.' |
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| Actress Jayne Mansfield danced with U.S. soldiers stationed in Canada for a Christmas 1961 appearance. |
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| Ida Lupino, a Warner Brothers star, spanks Saint Nick, 1942. |
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| John Lennon and Yoko Ono bought a large billboard in Times Square in 1969 declaring that 'War is over if you want it.' |
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| Actress Anne Jeffreys pops out of a package, 1946. |
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| Audrey Hepburn cuddled up to Santa Claus in 1953. |
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| Diana Doris, a British actress, is seen in 1947 with a Christmas greeting written in French. |
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| Bob Hope is seen with actress Helen Wood in this 1938 gagshot of him climbing out of a chimney. |
