Bark, George [videorecording] : ---and more doggie tails / Weston Woods Studio.

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Publisher number: NVG-9690 | NEWVIDEOSeries: Scholastic video collectionPublication details: Norwalk, Conn. : Weston Woods, c2003.Description: 1 videodisc (53 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 inISBN:

0439746833

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DDC classification:

791.45/75 22

LOC classification:

PZ7.F33345 B37 2003

Contents:

Bark, George / by Jules Feiffer -- Dot the fire dog / by Lisa Desimini -- No roses for Harry! / by Gene Zion ; illustrated by Margaret Bloy Graham -- 3 extra bonus stories. Boy, a dog, and a frog / by Mercer Mayer ; Whistle for Willie / by Ezra Jack Keats ; Angus lost / by Majorie Flack.

Production credits:

Animators, Ružena Brožková, Milada Kačenová, Olga Šišková ; narrator, John Lithgow ; music, Lucy Fillery ; editor, Jiřína Pěčová. (1st work) Narrator, Ruth Berliner ; music, Jon Carroll ; digital art & camera, Ed Mironiuk, Kris Tercek. (2nd work) Narrator, Bruce Johnson ; digital art & camera, Ed Mironiuk, Kris Tercek ; music, Ernest V. Troost. (3rd work).

Narrator, John Lithgow.Summary: Dog lovers will delight in this Scholastic Video Collection compilation of classic canine stories. "Bark, George" is a whimsical story by Jules Feiffer about a dog that meows, oinks, and generally does everything but bark. Feiffer's simple drawings are nicely animated and viewers can't help but chuckle while watching the Veterinarian's comic efforts to cure George. "Dot the fire dog" features Lisa Desimini's original still drawings and explores just what firefighters and firedogs do all day and night. An animated "No roses for Harry" (Gene Zion) follows a cute little white dog with black spots as he cavorts and schemes to get rid of the hand-knit sweater that Grandma made for him. The DVD includes three bonus stories: Mercer Mayer's "A boy, a dog, and a frog" is a classic, wordless, real-life photography piece about a young boy's amusing attempts to catch a frog. Ezra Jack Keats' animated "Whistle for Willie" features a boy intent on learning to whistle for his dog and Marjorie Flack's "Angus lost," while a dated, real-life photography piece, nonetheless tells a charming story about the wanderings of a mischievous black Scottie dog.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
DVD (YOUTH)	Westgate Branch Juvenile	DVD B (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		31744003669203

DVD.

Narrator, John Lithgow.

Ages 3 - 9.

Dog lovers will delight in this Scholastic Video Collection compilation of classic canine stories. "Bark, George" is a whimsical story by Jules Feiffer about a dog that meows, oinks, and generally does everything but bark. Feiffer's simple drawings are nicely animated and viewers can't help but chuckle while watching the Veterinarian's comic efforts to cure George. "Dot the fire dog" features Lisa Desimini's original still drawings and explores just what firefighters and firedogs do all day and night. An animated "No roses for Harry" (Gene Zion) follows a cute little white dog with black spots as he cavorts and schemes to get rid of the hand-knit sweater that Grandma made for him. The DVD includes three bonus stories: Mercer Mayer's "A boy, a dog, and a frog" is a classic, wordless, real-life photography piece about a young boy's amusing attempts to catch a frog. Ezra Jack Keats' animated "Whistle for Willie" features a boy intent on learning to whistle for his dog and Marjorie Flack's "Angus lost," while a dated, real-life photography piece, nonetheless tells a charming story about the wanderings of a mischievous black Scottie dog.

Animators, Ružena Brožková, Milada Kačenová, Olga Šišková ; narrator, John Lithgow ; music, Lucy Fillery ; editor, Jiřína Pěčová. (1st work) Narrator, Ruth Berliner ; music, Jon Carroll ; digital art & camera, Ed Mironiuk, Kris Tercek. (2nd work) Narrator, Bruce Johnson ; digital art & camera, Ed Mironiuk, Kris Tercek ; music, Ernest V. Troost. (3rd work).