Corrected entry: When Mrs. Claus explained that children from all over the world brought presents for Santa, she said they came from the east, the west, north and south. When she said "east," a cowboy was shown, when she said "west," an Asian was shown. The north and south characters were correctly identified.
The Year Without a Santa Claus (1974)
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Directed by: Arthur Rankin Jr., Jules Bass
Starring: Mickey Rooney, Shirley Booth, Dick Shawn, George S. Irving
Continuity mistake: When Mrs. Claus first visits Snow Miser, he refers to Heat Miser as his "step-brother" but if they are both Mother Nature's sons, he would be his half-brother.
Santa Claus: All right. What are you up to?
Mrs. Santa: Up to? Do I look like I'm up to something?
Santa Claus: No, you don't look like you're up to something, but whenever you look like you're not up to anything, you're up to something.
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Correction: But north and south are absolutes, whereas "east" and "west" depend where you're starting from. Mrs. Claus won't automatically have a western-centric perception of global geography.