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Library Resources—Musicals Library Resources—Musicals Encyclopedia of the musical theatre : an updated reference guide to over 2000 performers, writers, directors, productions, and songs of the musical st [ Book ] Call #: 782.8 G Ref. Green, Stanley. High School Muscial. [ Book ] Call #: L&F Walt Disney. American musical theatre : a chronicle [ Book ] Call #: 782.8 B Bordman, Gerald Martin. Published 1978 The making of a musical : Fiddler on the roof [ Book ] Call #: 792 A Altman, Richard, 1932- Published 1971 Battle of the bands [ Book ] Call #: JUV HIG Grace, N. B. High school musical 2 : the junior novel [ Book ] Call #: JUV HIG Grace, N. B. Footloose [ Book ] Call #: BOOK-KIT #109 E LOG PB Loggins, Kenny, Heart to heart [ Book ] Call #: JUV HIG Perelman, Helen. Broadway dreams [ Book ] Call #: JUV HIG Grace, N. B. Crunch time [ Book ] Call #: JUV HIG Grace, N. B. Maria von Trapp : beyond the Sound of Music [ Book ] Call #: 92 TRA JUV Ransom, Candice F., 1952- Ah-one, ah-two! : Life with my musical family [ Book ] Call #: 785.4 W Welk, Lawrence, 1903- Barbie & the Diamond Castle [ Book ] Call #: ER BAR Depken, Kristen L. Barnyard boogie! [ Book ] Call #: E BOOK-KIT #91 MAC McCanna, Tim. Children's songs and fingerplays : over 60 minutes of fun & songs [ Book ] Call #: E SH BEA PB Beall, Pamela Conn. The Modern skit and stunt book : a collection of ten-minute sketches, humorous miniature plays, musical novelties, and short stunts and skits [ Book ] Call #: 793 D by Myrna Reeves Deason [and others]. Music of Disney, Legacy in song. [ Book ] Call #: 781.5 F Fisher, David J. The sound of their music : the story of Rodgers and Hammerstein [ Book ] Call #: 782.81 N Nolan, Frederick W., 1931- Disney's Mulan [ Book ] Call #: JUV DUB PB Dubowski, Cathy East. Bach. [ Book ] Call #: JUV 92 BAC Holst, Imogen, 1907- Barbie & the Diamond Castle [ Book ] Call #: [E] Man-Kong, Mary. The forgotten carols : a Christmas story and songs [ Book ] Call #: BKCD #16 McLean, Michael, 1952- I want to be in the show! [ Book ] Call #: E Book Bag #33 Smith, Michael T. Look and find Disney's little Einsteins [ Book ] Call #: L&F Kleven, Dean. Magical moments [ Book ] Call #: BKCD E GOL Goldowsky, Jill L. Reba : my story [ Book ] Call #: 92 MAC McEntire, Reba. Four film Favorites -- Elvis Presley Musicals [ Video ] Call #: DVD #865 High school musical 3 Senior year [ Video ] Call #: DVD #921 JUV Show boat [ Video ] Call #: DVD #503 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture. Duke Ellington's Sophisticated ladies [ Video ] Call #: DVD #505 Snoopy's reunion [ Video ] Call #: E Book Bag #32 Funny girl [ Video ] Call #: DVD #637 Rastar Productions, Inc. The Producers [ Video ] Call #: DVD #535 Rodgers and Hammerstein's The sound of music [ Video ] Call #: DVD #899 Singin' in the rain [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1135 Make mine music [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3112 Can-Can [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1564 The music man [ Video ] Call #: DVD #633 High school musical 2 [ Video ] Call #: DVD #715 JUV Annie get your gun [ Video ] Call #: DVD #652 Camelot [ Video ] Call #: DVD #892 High school musical [ Video ] Call #: DVD #435 JUV Paint your wagon [ Video ] Call #: DVD #632 Mamma mia! [ Video ] Call #: DVD #870 Irving Berlin's White Christmas [ Video ] Call #: DVD #855 The little mermaid Ariel's beginning [ Video ] Call #: DVD #820 JUV Road to High school musical 2 dance auditions [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1811 Disney Channel. South Pacific [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1063 Dreamgirls [ Video ] Call #: DVD #591 Into the woods [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1894 My fair lady [ Video ] Call #: DVD #620 Rodgers and Hammerstein's State fair [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1131 Pitch perfect [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1993 Rodgers and Hammerstein's The King and I [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1218 1776 [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1290 Bye bye Birdie [ Video ] Call #: DVD #629 High school musical 2 behind the scenes bonus [ Video ] Call #: DVD # 1812 Walt Disney Productions. West Side story [ Video ] Call #: DVD #264 42nd Street [ Video ] Call #: DVD #313 Hairspray [ Video ] Call #: DVD #698 Hello, Dolly [ Video ] Call #: DVD #631 Mamma mia!. Here we go again [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3356 Pitch perfect 3 [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3276 The road to El Dorado [ DVD ] Call #: DVD #1393 JUV DreamWorks Pictures. Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3141 Yankee Doodle Dandy [ Video ] Call #: DVD# 3322 An American in Paris [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1146 The aristocats [ Video ] Call #: DVD #908 JUV Burlesque [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1338 Cabaret [ Video ] Call #: DVD #517 Kander, John. Carousel [ Video ] Call #: DVD #508 Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein. Fame [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1084 Santa Claus is comin' to town The little drummer boy. [ Video ] Call #: DVD #471 JUV Seven brides for seven brothers [ Video ] Call #: DVD #625 The unsinkable Molly Brown [ Video ] Call #: DVD #898 The Wizard of Oz [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1002 J Annie [ Video ] Call #: DVD #896 JUV Beauty and the beast [ Video ] Call #: DVD #973 JUV Brigadoon [ Video ] Call #: DVD #509 Loewe, Frederick, 1901-1988. Chicago [ Video ] Call #: DVD #43 Footloose [ Video ] Call #: DVD # In the good old summertime [ Video ] Call #: DVD #634 Joyful noise [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1420 La La Land [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3126 The new adventures of Pippi Longstocking [ Video ] Call #: DVD #541 JUV Newsies [ Video ] Call #: DVD #979 Oliver! [ Video ] Call #: DVD #626 Pajama party [ Video ] Call #: DVD #292 The princess and the frog [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1074 J The Seven little Foys [ Video ] Call #: DVD #38 Snow White and the seven dwarfs [ Video ] Call #: DVD #930 JUV Tangled [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1244 JUV Beauty and the beast [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3133 Grease [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1147 Pocahontas [ Video ] Call #: DVD #906 JUV Annie [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1876 J Barbie and the Three Musketeers [ Video ] Call #: DVD #994 JUV Barbie & the Diamond Castle [ Video ] Call #: DVD #846 JUV Barbie. The Island Princess. [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3285JUV Barbie. The princess & the popstar [ Video ] Call #: JUV DVD #1532 Bedknobs and broomsticks [ Video ] Call #: DVD #702 JUV Brother Bear [ Video ] Call #: DVD #105 JUV Brother Bear. 2 [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1392 J Cinderella [ Video ] Call #: DVD #315 J Cinderella II dreams come true [ Video ] Call #: DVD #911 JUV Coco [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3277 JUV Curious George [ Video ] Call #: DVD #479 JUV Dumbo [ Video ] Call #: DVD #910 JUV Ella enchanted [ Video ] Call #: DVD #155 JUV Elvis: viva Las Vegas. [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3323 The emperor's new groove [ Video ] Call #: DVD #917 JUV Fiddler on the roof [ Video ] Call #: DVD #630 The hunchback of Notre Dame [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1106 JUV Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn [ Video ] Call #: DVD #856 The jungle book [ Video ] Call #: DVD #112 JUV The lion king [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1108 The Lion King 2 Simba's pride [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1109 The little mermaid [ Video ] Call #: DVD #499 The little mermaid II return to the sea [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1382 J Madagascar [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3118 JUV Mary Poppins [ Video ] Call #: DVD #656 JUV Mulan [ Video ] Call #: DVD #997 J Mulan II [ Video ] Call #: DVD #219 Walt Disney Pictures. Muppets most wanted [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3239 JUV The Muppets take Manhattan [ Video ] Call #: DVD #227 JUV Tri-Star Pictures. The Phantom of the Opera [ Video ] Call #: DVD #250 Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma! [ Video ] Call #: DVD #627 The sword in the stone [ Video ] Call #: DVD #928 JUV Tarzan [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1105 JUV Zootopia [ Video ] Call #: DVD #2052 J Aladdin [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3435 Aladdin the return of Jafar [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1234 JUV Alice in Wonderland [ Video ] Call #: DVD #69 JUV Babes in Toyland [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1180 JUV Frosty the snowman and Frosty returns. [ Video ] Call #: DVD #470 JUV Frozen [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1698 JUV A goofy movie [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1291 JUV Home on the range [ Video ] Call #: DVD #156 JUV It's a very merry Muppet Christmas movie [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1970 Kermit's swamp years [ Video ] Call #: DVD #58 J Kubo and the two strings [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3040 JUV Lady and the tramp [ Video ] Call #: DVD #387 J Les misérables [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1000 Lilo & Stitch [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1184 JUV The lion king [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3474 The lion king 1 1/2 [ Video ] Call #: DVD # 1765 Mary Poppins returns [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3401 Meet me in St. Louis [ Video ] Call #: DVD #639 Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Mickey's treat [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1399 J Mickey's Christmas carol [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1195 JUV Mickey's once upon a Christmas [ Video ] Call #: DVD #857 JUV Disney Enterprises, Inc. Mickey's twice upon a Christmas [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1196 JUV The Muppet Christmas carol [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1324 J The Muppets [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1407 The nightmare before Christmas [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3423 JUV Penguins of Madagascar [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1875 JUV Peter Pan [ Video ] Call #: DVD #563 JUV Pete's dragon [ Video ] Call #: DVD #266 JUV Walt Disney Production. Pinocchio [ Video ] Call #: DVD #912 JUV The Polar Express [ Video ] Call #: DVD #3046 JUV Puss in boots [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1388 J Rango [ Video ] Call #: DVD #1297 JUV Ratatouille [ Video ] Call #: DVD #688 JUV Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer & the island of misfit toys [ Video ] Call #: DVD #314 J The swan princess [ Video ] Call #: DVD #583 J .
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