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Curious George: Leads the Band and Other Musical Mayhem! (2008)
Strike up the music! From the Daytime Emmy award-winning PBS KIDS TV series, everyone’s favorite monkey is back for more fun and exciting adventures. Whether he’s in an apartment in the city or a house in the country, George is a natural performer. He’s making a splash everywhere from the symphony to the state fair! Get into the swing of things with Curious George Leads the Band and Other Musical Mayhem!
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Strike up the music! From the Daytime Emmy award-winning PBS KIDS TV series, everyone’s favorite monkey is back for more fun and exciting adventures. Whether he’s in an apartment in the city or a house in the country, George is a natural performer. He’s making a splash everywhere from the symphony to the state fair! Get into the swing of things with Curious George Leads the Band and Other Musical Mayhem!
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family, Comedy
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In Theaters:12/2/2008
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Runtime:108 minutes
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