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CHARACTER COSTUME HAIR/HAT COAT SHOES SANTA CLAUS Santa Suit Santa Hat Black Boots CHARACTER COSTUME HAIR/HAT COAT SHOES SANTA CLAUS Santa suit Santa Hat Black Boots BUDDY Elf costume Elf hat elf shoes Three piece grey suit/tie men's coat Black or brown long sleeve white dress for the dress shirt (no button down) "date" shoes/loafers ALL ELVES Elf costume/belt Elf hat elf shoes/leggins ALL NEW WINTER YORKERS CLOTHES/OUTSIDE COATS BLACK/GRAY/NEUTR APPROPRIATE TO AND BOOTS/ WINTER ALS CHARACTER SCARVES SHOES APPROPRIATE TO CHARACTER SPECIFIC NYC COSTUMES Jeans or other APPROPRIATE TO FLYER GUY #1 pants/shirt CHARACTER jacket tennis shoes Jeans or other APPROPRIATE TO FLYER GUY #2 pants/shirt CHARACTER jacket tennis shoes JOGGER Red Jogging suit red tobogan tennis shoes APPROPRIATE TO TEENAGER Teen type clothes CHARACTER jacket/scarf Ugg type boots Blue 3-piece Long black black or brown WALTER HOBBS bluesuit/tie Men's coat---dark dress coat dress shoes long sleeve white dress shirt (no button down) long coat/jacket (dark hat /scarf black dress tall EMILY HOBBS Black knee length skirt color) /gloves boots with heel-not too blouse/sweater high "puffer" jacket or any MICHAEL other kid's winter Gray ribbed HOBBS NY football jersey jacket hat tennis shoes a little over sized if Jeans possible JOVIE Macy's Elf costume Elf hat black flats fancy dress (Black Black "sparkly") toboggan/scarf/gloves Red coat OFFICE STAFF Business attire black/ Ladies grey/navy blue/neutral Dress/Straight skirts/blouse blazer/pants suits Men Black shoes /some heel or DEB skirt/dress boots Black shoes SARAH purple dress /some heel Black shoes /some heel or CHADWICK skirt/dress boots Black shoes /some heel or MATTHEWS pants/pant suit booties Black Dress MR. GREENWAY Black 3 piece suit/tie shoes long sleeve white dress shirt (no button down) MS GREENWAY Ladies pant suit black shoes SECURITY Black security t- Black lace up GUARD #1 shirt/black pants boots SECURITY Black security t- Black lace up GUARD #2 shirt/black pants boots MACY'S ALL MACY'S EMPLOYEE'S red/green elf costume elf hat elf shoes/tights white blouse/maroon MANAGER cardigan/black pants SANTA'S black criss cross HELPER Santa helper costume shoes FAKE SANTA old santa suit mom clothes- no red or coats for Rockefeller hat or ear boots or other MOMS green Center scene muffs/gloves winter shoe jacket/coat for Kids clothes- no red or Rockefeller Center hat or ear boots or other CHILDREN green scene muffs/gloves winter shoe uniform shirt/black Black lace up POLICEMAN #1 pants boots uniform shirt/black Black lace up POLICEMAN #2 pants boots ROCKEFELLER your choice for under jackets/coats- no red hat or ear boots or other CROWD coat--no red or green or green please) muffs/gloves winter shoe MOM'S AND KIDS FROM your choice for under add jackets/coats- no MACY'S coat--no red or green red or green please) hats/scarves black fleece zip jacket/ fleece colored boots or other CAROLERS jeans hat/scarf winter shoe hat/scarf - final scene (C.C. type neutrals) CENTRAL PARK LAST SCENE A newscaster - a CHARLOTTE your choice for under professional looking hat/scarf/glo boots or other DENNON coat--no red or green coat ves winter shoe DARLENE your choice for under hat/scarf/glo boots or other LAMBERT coat--no red or green adult-coat/jacket ves winter shoe EMMA VAN your choice for under hat/scarf/glo boots or other BROCKLIN coat--no red or green adult-coat/jacket ves winter shoe .
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