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Title:
The Yellow Brick Road and beyond [electronic resource].
Format:
[electronic resource].
Publisher:
Entertainment One :
Copyright Date:
2009
Description:
1 online resource (1 video file (ca. 50 min.)) : sd., col.
Subject:
Baum, L. Frank--(Lyman Frank),--1856-1919.--Wizard of Oz.
Baum, L. Frank--(Lyman Frank),--1856-1919--Film adaptations.
Baum, L. Frank--(Lyman Frank),--1856-1919--Stage history.
Baum, L. Frank--(Lyman Frank),--1856-1919--Adaptations.
Gale, Dorothy--(Fictitious character)--Drama.
Scarecrow--(Fictitious character from Baum)--Drama.
Tin Woodman--(Fictitious character)--Drama.
Wizard,--of Oz (Fictitious character)--Drama.
Cowardly Lion--(Fictitious character)--Drama.
Wizard of Oz films.
Fantasy fiction, American--Film adaptations.
Fantasy films--History and criticism.
Oz (Imaginary place)
Oz (Imaginary place)--Drama.
Other Authors:
Szebin, Troy.
Pugliese, Jeanette.
Stoliar, Steve, 1954-
hoopla digital.
Other Titles:
Wizard of Oz (Motion picture : 1925)
Notes:
Digital content provided by hoopla. Narration, Steve Stoliar.
Summary:
This feature documentary takes a look at the phenomenon that is "The Wizard of Oz" using clips and interviews with such celebrities as Tommy Tune, Joan Leslie, Mickey Rooney, Dom DeLuise, Joel Grey, as well as three of the original munchkins from the classic 1939 film and its producer Mervyn LeRoy. THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD AND BEYOND tells the complete history of THE WIZARD OF OZ story, highlighting some of the earliest stage and screen adaptations. From the quintessential 1939 film to the successful stage play "Wicked," THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD AND BEYOND covers the complete history of one of the most popular ad longest running franchises.
UPC:
025493166699
Locations:
CDPF771 -- Clive Public Library (Clive)
GHPD771 -- Grimes Public Library (Grimes)

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