Augsburger Puppenkiste - Der Wolf und die sieben Geißlein
Before the mother goat goes into the forest, she warns her seven little goats not to open the door to anyone and, above all, to beware of the big bad wolf. However, the wolf manages to gain entry with a trick.
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Before the mother goat goes into the forest, she warns her seven little goats not to open the door to anyone and, above all, to beware of the big bad wolf. However, the wolf manages to gain entry with a trick.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Walter Oehmichen
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Studio:RAI, Augsburger Puppenkiste
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