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I was wracking my brain last night trying to remember a movie I've seen a couple of times, and finally found it by searching online. It's from 1940, black and white...titled "Beyond Tomorrow." It was re-released in 2004 as a colorized version titled "Beyond Christmas," which includes the original black and white.

Synopsis from Amazon: "A rare holiday treasure. This uplifting story begins on Christmas Eve in New York City, as three elderly businessmen prepare to enjoy a festive dinner together. In a show of holiday spirit, they receive visits from two kind-hearted strangers first a young man, then a young woman. Each has come to return a wallet they believe one of the gentlemen has lost. From this humble beginning, friendships are built, and romance ensues. Filled with heart and soul, this charming 1940 holiday classic is prefect for the Christmas season. In color for the first time and expertly restored, this film will surely become a part of your family holiday tradition."

Here's a site that lists 8 forgotten Christmas movies to check out:

8 Forgotten Christmas Films of the 1940s