Kidsongs: A Day at Old MacDonald's Farm (1985)
Join the Kidsongs Kids for a musical day on the farm and meet all of their animal friends. Milk the cows, feed the piglets, cuddle the ducklings and meet Mary's famous lamb as you sing the songs we all know and love. Bounce along on an old-fashioned hayride and sing around the campfire in this heartwarming music adventure.
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Join the Kidsongs Kids for a musical day on the farm and meet all of their animal friends. Milk the cows, feed the piglets, cuddle the ducklings and meet Mary's famous lamb as you sing the songs we all know and love. Bounce along on an old-fashioned hayride and sing around the campfire in this heartwarming music adventure.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Carol Rosenstein
In Theaters:12/3/1985
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:View-Master Video, Warner Records, Together Again Productions
Cast
Bruce Gowers
Director
Andre Tayir
Scarecrow
Dave Edwards
Mr. MacDonald
Mimi Horn
Mrs. MacDonald
Christopher Cunningham Jr.
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
Kathryn Levitsky
Marcus' Mother
Steven Brooks
Himself
Jeremy Brown
Himself
Sander Byfuglin
Himself
H.B. Charles
Himself
Gabriel Diaz
Himself
Bradley Dean Fox
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, Jr.
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