Famous Elves
Comic actor who plays Buddy in the Xmas movie "Elf."
Who is Will Farrell?
He invented the process which kills microbes in milk.
Who is Louis Pasteur?
1950s: developed as a rubber substitute in WW II, it was then sold to kids who could stretch, bend, smooth or squeeze it.
What is Silly Putty?
You might top your tree with this "twinkling" shape.
What is Star?
In the Old Testament he is called "the Angel of the Lord." But he really shines in the sequel!
Who is Jesus?
Dobby is a slavish elf in this series of books and movies.
What is "Harry Potter"?
In this state, the capital of which is Harrisburg, it is illegal to use milk crates for anything other than milk.
What is Pennsylvania?
1960s: toy where you used a stylus and knobs to draw images on a glass screen.
What is etch-a-sketch?
Fairy tale character, who runs out of an oven before being eaten by a fox
What is (The Little) Gingerbread Man?
He wrote "A Christmas Carol."
Who is Charles Dickens?
Elf on a Shelf spies on you all year and reports you to this authority figure.
Who is Santa Claus?
This chocolate sandwich cookie was first produced by Nabisco in 1921 and is still going strong.
What is Oreo?
1970s: when this science fiction film debuted it inspired a ton of action figures.
What is Star Wars?
In the Swiss Alps many people still use these traditional objects to illuminate their trees.
What are candles?
Author of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!"
Who is Dr. Seuss?
Created by an advertising agency in 1968, these elves live in trees and bake cookies.
Who are the Keebler elves?
George Washington Carver was well known for promoting this substance made from a legume, which is used in a popular cookie.
What is peanut butter?
1980s: game where players press on plastic animals who gobble up marbles.
What is Hungry Hungry Hippo?
You can hang these by the chimney with care--or hang them on your tree!
What are stockings?
Children's book by Margery Williams, about a stuffed toy who is first loved then neglected.
What is "The Velveteen Rabbit?"
People of this warrior culture called elves "Alfar", and considered them to be both highly magical and very beautiful.
Who are Vikings (or the Norse)?
This mineral, starting with the letter P, is abundant in milk.
What is potassium?
1990s: a classic one of these by Nintendo might now sell for thousands of dollars.
What is Game Boy?
Portrayed by Audrey Hepburn in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's", this heroine is a fashionable glass ornament.
Who is Holly Golightly?
This classic Frank Capra movie was based on the 1943 book "The Greatest Gift."
What is "It's a Wonderful Life?"