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Mirthworms on Stage (1988)
The Mirthworms take center stage at the Wormingham Bowl as they present "Sleeping Beauty." The wicked Wormaline Wiggler tries to wrangle the lead but Crystal Crawler wins the prize. Wormaline attempts to steal the show, but her sneaky shenanigans bring down the house instead.
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The Mirthworms take center stage at the Wormingham Bowl as they present "Sleeping Beauty." The wicked Wormaline Wiggler tries to wrangle the lead but Crystal Crawler wins the prize. Wormaline attempts to steal the show, but her sneaky shenanigans bring down the house instead.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Russ Harris, G. Brian Reynolds
In Theaters:12/1/1988
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Perennial Pictures
Cast
G. Brian Reynolds, Russ Harris
Director
G. Brian Reynolds
Bart Worm / Teddy Todders / Wilbur Diggs / Prince Pringle (voice)
Rachel Rutledge
Crystal Crawler (voice)
Miki Mathioudakis
Wormaline Wiggler (voice)
Peggy Powis
Eulalia Inch / Agnes Bagly / Dribble Bagly (voice)
Russ Harris
Eudora Vanderworm / Mayor Pettiworm (voice)
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