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Children's Movies Libraries CHILDREN'S MOVIES The Media and Reserve Library, located in the lower level of the west wing, has over 9,000 videotapes, DVDs and audiobooks covering a multitude of subjects. For more information on these titles, consult the Libraries' online catalog. Adventures of Milo and Otis DVD-4025 Black Stallions DVD-4479 Adventures of Prince Achmed DVD-8364 Boxtrolls DVD-8106 Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (DeNiro) c.2 DVD-3959 c.2 Brave DVD-8882 Aladdin (Disney) DVD-6181 Brave c.2 DVD-8882 c.2 Alice in Wonderland (Depp) DVD-4917 Bridge to Terabithia DVD-3980 Alice in Wonderland (Disney) DVD-8369 Bug's Life DVD-6997 American Sign Language for Kids and Adults DVD-5585 Cars DVD-2807 Anchors Aweigh DVD-0476 DVD-9329 Animaniacs Season 1 (Discs 1-3) c.2 DVD-1686 Discs Cat in the Hat DVD-8705 Animaniacs Season 1 (Discs 4-5) c.2 DVD-1686 Discs Cat Returns DVD-9286 Annie (Wallis) DVD-8178 Cats and Dogs DVD-3914 Aristocats DVD-1964 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory DVD-1329 c.2 Around the World in 80 Days (1956) DVD-1729 Christmas Carol (Disney) DVD-3096 Astroboy (Discs 1-4) DVD-8376 Discs Cinderella (Brandy) DVD-9087 Astroboy (Discs 5-8) DVD-8376 Discs Coraline (y la Puerta Secreta) DVD-8291 Astroboy (Discs 9-11) DVD-8376 Discs Coraline c.2 DVD-1236 c.2 Azur and Asmar Princes' Quest DVD-7735 Corpse Bride c.2 DVD-1958 c.2 Babe DVD-2591 Dark Crystal DVD-3099 Babes in Toyland DVD-2641 Despicable Me DVD-7349 Beauty and the Beast (2017) DVD-9464 Dimples DVD-1434 Beauty and the Beast (Disney) DVD-4985 Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts 1920s-60s DVD-2398 Best of Fractured Fairy Tales DVD-2889 Dolphin Tale DVD-1787 Best of Warner Bros: 25 Cartoon Collection Hanna DVD-7738 Ella Enchanted DVD-8160 Barbera 9/6/2018 Ernest and Celestine DVD-6499 Kung Fu Panda DVD-8970 Fantasia DVD-3371 Life-Size DVD-8223 Fantasia 2000 DVD-7093 Lion King DVD-7065 Felix the Cat and Other Cartoon Treasures DVD-1415 Little Colonel DVD-1420 Finding Nemo DVD-7638 Little Mermaid DVD-7896 Finding Nemo (Fullscreen) DVD-3255 Little Rascals DVD-3917 Finding Nemo c.2 DVD-3255 c.2 Little Rascals, Volumes 1-2 DVD-3981 Frozen DVD-7797 Littlest Rebel DVD-1428 Greatest Game Ever Played DVD-4666 Looney Tunes Golden Collection, Volume 1 DVD-1156 Hachi: A Dog's Tale DVD-4646 Looney Tunes Golden Collection, Volume 2 DVD-7269 Haunted Mansion DVD-7493 Lorax (2012) DVD-6990 High School Musical DVD-1882 Madagascar DVD-2000 c.3 High School Musical 3 DVD-4212 Magic School Bus: Creepy, Crawly Fun DVD-8888 Hook DVD-3339 Magic School Bus: Holiday Special DVD-8883 How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966) DVD-8937 Magic School Bus: Space Adventures DVD-8884 Howl's Moving Castle c.2 DVD-7608 c.2 Mary Poppins DVD-5748 Hugo DVD-3443 Matilda DVD-8201 Incredibles DVD-1282 Maurice Sendak's Really Rosie DVD-5441 Inside Out DVD-9304 Miracle on 34th Street (1947) DVD-3148 Iron Giant DVD-2006 Miracle on 34th Street (Jennings) VHS-4262 It's a Wonderful Life DVD-4092 Monster House DVD-8912 DVD-0734 Monsters Inc DVD-1277 Jetsons Season 1 DVD-7761 Monsters University DVD-7448 Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius DVD-3885 Monsters vs Aliens DVD-8838 Jungle Book DVD-2165 Mr. Popper's Penguins (Blu-Ray) DVD-7491 Just Dance Kids (Wii) GAM-0062 Mrs. Doubtfire DVD-7029 Kiki's Delivery Service c.2 DVD-5029 c.2 Muppet Christmas Carol DVD-2387 Page 2 9/6/2018 Muppet Show, Season 1 DVD-7524 Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends Season 3 DVD-5860 Muppets DVD-7627 Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends Season 4 DVD-5864 My Dog Skip DVD-4823 Santa Clause 2 DVD-8701 My Neighbor Totoro DVD-1803 Santa Clause 3 DVD-3911 Nanny McPhee DVD-8097 School House Rock DVD-6065 c. 3 Neverending Story DVD-9450 Scooby Doo Where are You? Seasons 1 and 2 DVD-2843 Nightmare Before Christmas DVD-1336 Secret of NIMH DVD-4078 Nightmare Before Christmas c. 2 DVD-1336 c. 2 Short Circuit DVD-5918 Odd Life of Timothy Green DVD-8880 Shrek c.2 DVD-6061 c.2 Osmosis Jones DVD-2305 Shrek 2 DVD-1290 Oz the Great and Powerful DVD-7718 DVD-3718 Paranorman DVD-8107 Shrek the Musical DVD-7239 Pixar Short Films Collection, Volume 1 c.2 DVD-3680 c.2 Shrek the Third DVD-8466 Pixar Short Films Collection, Volume 2 DVD-0927 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs DVD-8611 Pokemon the Movie: Black/White DVD-8916 DVD-7152 Polar Express DVD-3689 Speed Racer Complete Classic Collection (Discs 1-3) DVD-5558 Discs Ponyo DVD-4637 Speed Racer Complete Classic Collection (Discs 4-6) DVD-5588 Discs Popeye: 15 Episodes DVD-3177 Spirit of Christmas DVD-7604 Princess Mononoke c. 3 DVD-0332 c. 3 Spirited Away c. 4 DVD-0845 c. 4 Rango DVD-7387 Starring Goofy DVD-2778 Red Balloon DVD-4688 Stop Bullying Now DVD-6623 Rikki Tikki Tavi DVD-3949 Talking Hands: A Sign Language DVD for Children DVD-5680 Rio DVD-8839 Tesla Versus Superman DVD-7194 Robin Hood (Disney) DVD-5299 Toy Story DVD-6943 Robots DVD-2005 Up c.2 DVD-7582 c.2 Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends Season 1 DVD-5852 UPA: The Jolly Frolics Collection DVD-7760 Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends Season 2 DVD-5856 Vintage Mickey c. 2 DVD-0618 c. 2 Page 3 9/6/2018 Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit c. 2 DVD-2216 c. 2 Who Framed Roger Rabbit? DVD-7114 Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory DVD-1344 Winsor McCay: The Master Edition c. 2 DVD-7741 c. 2 Wizard of Oz DVD-8678 DVD-8681 DVD-1843 Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon DVD-2416 Collection Zootopia DVD-9100 Total Titles: 163 Page 4 9/6/2018.
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