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Films For Big and Little People

Houdini
Dinosaurs and Dragons
The Children of Theatre Street
Circus Film Festival
Free to Be...You & Me
Animal Film Festival
Heidi
The Case of the Elevator Duck
The Great Balloon Adventure
Fairytales & Folktales
Sendak & Seuss Stories on Film
Treasure Island
Three Wishes for Cinderella
My Friend Flicka
The Railrodder plus The Garage, Mickey's Service Station, and The Electric House
Puppet Films
Jason and the Argonauts
Tuck Everlasting
Rin Tin Tin's Clash of the Wolves
Duck Soup
UPA Cartoon Festival
The Kid
The Invisible Man
Trick Films and The Great Train Robbery
The Flame and the Arrow
Puppet Animation by George Pal and Ladislas Starevich
It's a Wonderful Life
Animal Stories on Film
Frankenstein
Clarence and Angel
It's So Nice to Have a Wolf Around the House & Other Stories
The Tap Dance Kid
Cartoons that Bop
Storm Boy
The Red Balloon, Flyaway Dove and The Sound Collector
A Night at the Opera
Fairy Tale Films
Yellow Submarine
Olympic Tribute: Kids and Sports
Free to Be...You and Me & Oh, Boy! Babies!
Circus Films
Run Wild, Run Free
The Yearling
Teddy Bear Parade and Film Festival
Films for Halloween
Galaxy Express 999
The Thief of Bagdhad
Happy Birthday Mama

Films For Big and Little People

Saturday, August 6, 1983
3:30 p.m. Tuck Everlasting
Frederick King Keller 1980

Recommended for age 8 and older. Based on a novel by Natalie Babbitt, Tuck Everlasting follows the adventures of the mysterious Tuck family as they try to protect an awesome secret: they can never die. Like the best of children's literature this film works on many levels, stirring the fantasies of children and adults about what it would be like to live forever.

• Directed by Frederick King Keller. Based on the novel by Natalie Babbitt. With Margaret Chamberlain, Paul Flessa, Fred A. Keller. (1980, 103 mins, Color, Print from Horizon Films)