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Why Christmas Trees Aren't Perfect: The Story of Small Pine (1990)
Come share the story of a young tree named Small Pine who had big hopes. One very special Christmas he and his friends Wrenifred, the bird; the rabbit, Harrison Carter Rutherford III; Doemenique, the deer; and the Princess Arabella learned that the real joy comes from giving of ourselves to help others.
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Come share the story of a young tree named Small Pine who had big hopes. One very special Christmas he and his friends Wrenifred, the bird; the rabbit, Harrison Carter Rutherford III; Doemenique, the deer; and the Princess Arabella learned that the real joy comes from giving of ourselves to help others.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:12/1/1990
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Abingdon Press Video, Neal & Reed Communications
Cast
Director
Jodi Benson
Princess Arabella (voice)
Tony Melendez
Small Pine (voice)
Tiffany Brissette
Wrenifred (voice)
Ray Benson
Sir Woodrow (voice)
Henry Arnold
Sir Winston (voice)
Rachel Erin Kee
Doeminique (voice)
Asher Larrison
Harrison (voice)
Vincent Melamed
Narrator (voice)
Teresa Saurbier
Queen / Pinelope (voice)
Dennis Scott
Cornelius (voice)
Jon Sherberg
Great Pine (voice)
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