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The Monkey King English/Chinese CD-ROM: Interactive, Animated World Fairy Tales With Educational Games. Age 3-14. Topdisc: Power Source Multimedia USA.
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Aesop's Fable: The Tortoise and the Hare Product Managers: Todd Power and Liza Weiman. English and Spanish. Product Design: Mark Schlichting. Art Direction: Bridget Erdmann. Art Direction: Bridget Erdmann. Novato, CA: Living Books: Random House/Broderbund Company.
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Danny Glover Tells Aesop's Fables Produced by Rebecca Newman. Animation/Art Director Alex Stevens. Writer Betty Birney. Storyteller Danny Glover. Narrator Judyann Elder. Music Composer and Conductor Ron Carter. Produced by SideWalk Studio. Los Angeles: Philips Media
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The Dark Fables of Aesop: Timeless Tales with Timeless Morals Produced by Philips Sidewalk Studio. Narrated by Danny Glover. Philips Interactive Media.
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Aesop's Fables: A Multimedia Storybook Produced by Frederic H. Jones. Illustrations by Arthur Rackham. Text by V.S. Vernon Jones. Narrated by Mary & Virginia Fielder. Introduction by G.K. Chesterton. Essay by Rev. Gregory I. Carlson, S.J. Union City, CA: ©1992 Ebook, Inc. Author's copy, Jan., '93.
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Aesopolis "The World of Aesop's Fables." CD-Rom. Quantum Leap Technologies.
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Bruguière Stereocartes 1960? Bruguière Stereocartes. Les Fables de La Fontaine (1) and (2). #3861 and #3862.Paris: Bruguière Stéréofilms. Made in France. $5.88 from marcb8421 on Ebay, August, '20.
Here are two cards from the fourth format of three dimensional viewers, represented already by stereopticon slides, Lestrade Stéréoscopes, and View Master. I tried in all sorts of ways to view the illustrations themselves, but mostly failed. I was able to establish that they are cartoon-like. I wonder how many La Fontaine Fable stereocartes there were. I learned that Bruguière went through a number of viewing devices. Either their "stereoclic" or these cards were popular in the late 1950's to the late 1960's.
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Basni (Russian) I.A. Krilov: Basni (Russian). Mi 20. Moscow: CJSC.
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Aesop's Fables Read by Anton Lesser. 79 minutes. Naxos Audio Books. NA 120714. Junior Classics. Selected and produced by Nicolas Soames. Edited by Sara Butcher.
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Il-Fenek u L-Fekruna u hrejjef ohra Maltese version of The Story of the Hare and the Tortoise and other tales. Test ta' Annamarija Ciarlo? (Original by Peter Holeinone, NA?) Purchased in a set with a hardbound book by the same title. Heart Productions, in conjunction with Klabb Kotba Maltin.
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Unusual Aesop's Fables Witty Tales of Ancient Wisdom. Told by Elizabeth Gibson. Music & sound by Pete Butler. 54 minutes. Carmichael, CA: E.J.R. Gibson – Publishing.
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Aesop's Fables Tape Produced by Chad and Terri Sagafus, QMS Productions, Douch, MO. 4504. Salem, UT: The Story Teller, Independent Story Teller Distributors.
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The Animals Could Talk Aesop's Fables Musically Retold by Heather Forest. Accompanies booklet of the same title. Running time: 42:11. Little Rock: August House Audio.
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Aesop's Fables Tell Tale Theater Pop-Up Book and Audiocassette. Six classic tales narrated by Carl Reiner. Music by Marc Phillips. Made in Singapore. 22 minutes. Produced by Designimation, Philadelphia. Phladelphia: Running Press.
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La Souris de la Ville et la Souris de la Compagne; The City Mouse and the Country Mouse (Dorothy Sword Bishop.) The Bilingual Fables. Soundtext. Lincolnwood, IL: National Textbook Company.
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The Children's Aesop Selected Fables Retold by Stephanie Calmenson. Read by Dudley Moore. Hollywood, CA: Soundelux Audio Publishing.
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Jataka Tales By Noor Inayat Khan. Read by Ellen Burstyn. Musical accompaniment composed by Allaudin Mathieu. From the book Twenty Jataka Tales, published by Inner Traditions International (1991). Berkeley, CA: Audio Literature.
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Three Musical Fables 1991 Three Musical Fables. With music by John Rutter. The King's Singers, City of London Sinfonia, The Cambridge Singers. Published by Hinshaw Music, Inc. Omaha: Collegium Records. Gift of Linda Schlafer, Nov., '93.
The three stories are "The Reluctant Dragon" with words by David Grant based on a story by Kenneth Grahame, "Brother Heinrich's Christmas" with story and music by John Rutter, and "The Wind in the Willows" with words by David Grant based on the book by Kenneth Grahame. The album is directed especially to Christmas. "Fable" here means "fairy tale." It is a real pleasure to hear both the excellent singing and the clear articulation by singers and readers. The whole production is tasteful, from text to performance. For a special treat, do not miss the sound of Toad's car in the third fable. I also have this presentation on an audio cassette.
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The Grasshopper and the Ants For use with 1971/77 booklet of same name. Burbank, CA: Walt Disney Educational Media Company. Walt Disney Productions
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Aesop's Fables the Smothers Brothers Way Words and Music by John McCarthy. Arranged and Produced by David Carroll. Smothers Brothers. Redway, CA: Music For Little People #2178. (Reproduced from 1965 original.)
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Bedtime Stories: Fables The Purple Balloon Players. New Rochelle, NY: Great American Audio Corp.
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Aesop's Fables Read by Boris Karloff. Directed by Howard Sackler. NY: Caedmon.
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Five Famous Aesop's Fables Adapted by Louis Untermeyer. Voices and Music by Marshall Izen. Directed by Jim Timmens. Produced by Arthur Shimkin. Previously released by Children's Records of America and Columbia Book & Record Library. A Benanty Entertainment Group, Inc., Product. NY: Children's Communications Corp.
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Die Stadtmaus und die Feldmaus Made in Spain. Distributed with the 1987? book of the same name. ©Peralt Montagut Verlag.
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El Ratón de Ciudad y el Ratón de Campo Peralt Montagut Editions. Made in Spain by Gema, S.L.