The Doughnuts (1963)
A dramatized episode from Robert McCloskey's book "Homer Price." Shows Homer's resourcefulness in managing the dilemma created by a doughnut machine with a mind of its own.
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A dramatized episode from Robert McCloskey's book "Homer Price." Shows Homer's resourcefulness in managing the dilemma created by a doughnut machine with a mind of its own.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
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In Theaters:1/1/1963
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Weston Woods Studios
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