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'''''The Puppetoon Movie''''' is a 1987 animated film made of 11 |
'''''The Puppetoon Movie''''' is a 1987 animated film made of 11 [[Puppetoons]] shorts by [[George Pal]] with Your Host: [[Gumby]] and [[Pokey (Gumby character)|Pokey the Horse]]. Produced and Directed by [[Arnold Leibovit]] and [[Arnold Leibovit Entertainment]] |
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The following shorts are featured as part of the movie. The first four listed (in pairs of two) are not presented in their entirety, and are actually presented as one lengthy sequence. (The opening title and credits for "The Little Broadcast" are shown, but the titles and credits for the other three are not) |
The following shorts are featured as part of the movie. The first four listed (in pairs of two) are not presented in their entirety, and are actually presented as one lengthy sequence. (The opening title and credits for "The Little Broadcast" are shown, but the titles and credits for the other three are not) |
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The Puppetoon Movie is a 1987 animated film made of 11 Puppetoons shorts by George Pal with Your Host: Gumby and Pokey the Horse. Produced and Directed by Arnold Leibovit and Arnold Leibovit Entertainment
The following shorts are featured as part of the movie. The first four listed (in pairs of two) are not presented in their entirety, and are actually presented as one lengthy sequence. (The opening title and credits for "The Little Broadcast" are shown, but the titles and credits for the other three are not)
- The Little Broadcast and The Big Broadcast of 1938
- Hoola Boola and South Sea Sweethearts
- The Sleeping Beauty
- Tulips Shall Grow
- Together in the Weather
- John Henry and the Inky Poo
- Philips Cavalcade
- Jasper in a Jam
- Tubby the Tuba
The following are included as bonus shorts on the "Special Expanded Edition" DVD. Three of these bonus shorts also appear as part of the movie, but were not presented completely uncut. All bonus cartoons retain their original theatrical openings and closings, complete with Paramount logos