The Ralph Mouse collection
(DVD) 

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Copies

LocationCall NumberStatus
Boxborough Sargent Memorial Library - Juv AVjDVD RalphChecked out
West Brookfield Merriam-Gilbert Public Library - JuvenileJ DVD RALAvailable

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Physical Desc
3 videodiscs (ca. 179 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Language
English
UPC
767685228593

Notes

General Note
Special features: optional read-along; discussion questions; four bonus stories: Commander Toad in Space, Stanley and the Dinosaurs, Uncle Elephant, Wee Gillis.
General Note
Based on the book by Beverly Cleary.
General Note
Originally produced in 1986, 1988, and 1990.
General Note
"Supports cooperation, reading skills, problem solving"--Box.
General Note
7 stories on three DVDs in a box.
Creation/Production Credits
The Mouse and the Motorcycle: animation directed by John Matthews ; director of photography, Virgil L. Harper ; editor, Jill Nemiro ; music by David Mansfield. Runaway Ralph: director of animation, John Matthews ; director of photography, John Behring ; editor, Jill Nemiro ; music by Steven Kohn. Ralph S. Mouse: director of animation, John Clark Matthews ; director of photography, Howard Wexler ; editor, Jill Nemiro ; music by Steven Kohn.
Participants/Performers
The Mouse and the Motorcycle: Philip Waller, Mimi Kennedy, Thom Sharp, John Byner, Ray Walston. Runaway Ralph: Fred Savage, Conchata Ferrell, Sara Gilbert, Kellie Martin, Summer Phoenix, Anne Bloom, Bruce French, Hal Smith, Ray Walston. Ralph S. Mouse: Robert Oliveri, Britt Leach, Lou Cuttell, Jacob Kenner, Kimmy Robertson, Austin Kelly, Karen Black, Ray Walston.
Description
In "The Mouse and the Motorcycle" Ralph makes a friend. Stuck at a hotel for the weekend, Kevin lets Ralph borrow his toy motorcycle, and while out for a spin Ralph has a series of exciting adventures. Ralph returns for "Runaway Ralph" wherein he runs away from his home at the Mountain View Inn. But the Happy Acres Summer Camp is not what Ralph has in mind - lucky for him, his friend Garf is a friend indeed. In "Ralph S. Mouse," there are too many mice at the Mountain View Inn, so Ralph must leave. He persuades his friend Ryan to take him to school, where the fun and the danger begin.
Target Audience
Recommended for ages 3-9.
System Details
DVD.
Language
In English; closed-captioned.
Awards
10 awards including The Andrew Carnegie; Medal for Excellence in Children's Video; Caldecott Honor; ALA Notable Video.

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