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Dixie's Diner (1989)
Come on down to Dixie's Diner and enter a whimsical world of laughter and fun. A world where every kid can live out their wildest, most hilarious dreams. Where you can dance as long as you want, sing as loud as you want, and feed your face on an endless supply of chocolate shakes and sundaes. It all spells fun and romance with a cast of frisky, lovable and talented Rock 'N Rolling kids. Dixie's Diner - You're going to love this place!
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Come on down to Dixie's Diner and enter a whimsical world of laughter and fun. A world where every kid can live out their wildest, most hilarious dreams. Where you can dance as long as you want, sing as loud as you want, and feed your face on an endless supply of chocolate shakes and sundaes. It all spells fun and romance with a cast of frisky, lovable and talented Rock 'N Rolling kids. Dixie's Diner - You're going to love this place!
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Temple Mathews
In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Tyco Toys, Steven Hahn Productions
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