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The Magnificent Six and ½: Bob-a-Job
The gang help in the collections for a youth club, by doing odd jobs around the neighborhood and getting into trouble at the same time.
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The gang help in the collections for a youth club, by doing odd jobs around the neighborhood and getting into trouble at the same time.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Harry Booth, Glyn Jones
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Children's Film Foundation (CFF)
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