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Who's Afraid of Mother Goose?: Directed by Coby Ruskin. With Daws Butler, Mel Blanc, June Foray, Frankie Avalon. Mother Goose, leads the gaggle in a musical gander at the pedagogical values of old nursery rhymes. When a school administrator tries to ban Mother Goose books from classrooms because he feels the characters set poor examples. Mother ...
- Coby Ruskin
- 1967-10-13
- Animation, Family, Fantasy
- 60
Who's Afraid of Mother Goose? Wild World; Zebra in the Kitchen (1965) The Glass Slipper (1955) Captain Sindbad (1963) Cast. Mel Blanc - Cowardly Lion; Daws Butler - Scarecrow, Wizard of Oz; Don Messick - Toto, Tin Man; June Foray - Dorothy Gale, Wicked Witch of the West; See also. The Wizard of Oz; Walt Disney anthology television series
Mother Goose then appears and changes him back into a child and then sends him off to Mother Gooseland where he meets and interacts with all the characters and stories. All the mother Goose characters are played by stars, but the only ones I remember are the 3 Stooges, Moe, Larry, And Curly Joe who play the 3 men in a tub. We also see all the guest stars as real people at the beginning at the ...
"Off to See the Wizard" Who's Afraid of Mother Goose? (TV Episode 1967) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Who's Afraid of Mother Goose? October 20, 1967: 7 Lili (Part 1) October 27, 1967: 8 Lili (Part 2) November 3, 1967: 9 Untamed World November 10, 1967: 10 Island of the Lost (Part 1) November 17, 1967: 11 Island of the Lost (Part 2) November 24, 1967: 12 The Hellcats December 1, 1967: 13 Flipper (Part 1) December 8, 1967: 14 Flipper (Part 2 ...
When William H. Berry, the head of the board of education, decides to ban Mother Goose as a bad influence on children, he is visited by the storybook lady and transformed into a young boy. The story relates Mother Goose's attempts to prove him wrong by taking him on a trip through her domain.
Family-oriented TV series, produced by MGM, in which guest hosts and animated versions of the "Wizard of Oz" characters were used as wrap-arounds to introduce various family-oriented films from ...
