snow, places it on Frosty's chest and gives him a kiss which immediately brings him back to life. Befuddled by his reanimation, Jack throws Frosty's top hat back on his head in disgust. Frosty and Crystal run through the town announcing their wedding to the children. The children recruit Parson Brown, the local preacher, to marry them, but Brown cannot perform the ceremony as he can only marry humans. To ensure the wedding still takes place, he assists the children in building a "snow parson" whom he brings to life with his Bible. When Jack decides to spoil the wedding with a blizzard, Frosty and Crystal decide to reason with him and ask for him to be the best man at the wedding. Finally feeling appreciated and accepted, Jack agrees, and Frosty and Crystal are finally married. Frosty, Crystal, and Jack have fun with the children all winter, but they notice the weather is starting to grow warm again. Jack uses his powers to extend the winter to allow Frosty and Crystal to stay, but when Parson Brown warns them of the dangers of an everlasting winter, the three realize they must return to the North Pole. The group skates to the train station, and Frosty reunites with the traffic cop he met in the previous special, who is shocked to hear Frosty has a snow wife. Frosty, Crystal, and Jack board the train for the North Pole and bid farewell to their friends, and the three return to the town the following winter. Cast Jackie Vernon as Frosty Shelley Winters as Crystal (also credited as Mrs. Frosty) Andy Griffith as Narrator Dennis Day as Parson Brown, Snow Parson Paul Frees as Jack Frost, Traffic Cop Shelly Hines as Elsie's brother Manfreed Olea as Child Eric Stern as Child Barbara Jo Ewing as Elsie The Wee Winter Singers as Children Production credits Producers/Directors – Arthur Rankin Jr., Jules Bass Writer – Romeo Muller Based on the Song "Frosty the Snowman" – Steve Nelson, Jack Rollins © 1951 Hill & Range Songs "Winter Wonderland" – Dick Smith, Felix Bernard © 1934 Bregman Vocco and Conn, Inc. Sound – John Curcio, Don Hahn, Dave Iveland, Tom Clack Animation – Toru Hara, Tsuguyuki Kubo Key Animation – Kazuyuki Kobayashi Background Design – Minoru Nishida Design – Paul Coker, Jr. Music Arranger/Conductor – Maury Laws Rankin/Bass Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. ©MCMLXXVI. Television rights