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Ring-along Sing-along! (1991)
The final part of the Kazoo Kid trilogy begins with Brett struggling to find his audience. He finds them. The remainder of this video is a lot of singing and bell-ringing.
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The final part of the Kazoo Kid trilogy begins with Brett struggling to find his audience. He finds them. The remainder of this video is a lot of singing and bell-ringing.
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Written By:Melissa Landau, Doug Bernstein
In Theaters:2/25/1991
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Runtime:30 minutes
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