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form y separately published work icon The Cat That Looked at a King film/TV  
Adaptation of Mary Poppins Opens the Door P. L. Travers , 1943 single work children's fiction
Issue Details: First known date: 2004... 2004 The Cat That Looked at a King
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Mary Poppins takes two children through the chalk drawings on the pavement and into the story of King Cole and a Cat. In a battle of wits, facts and figures, both the children and King Cole learn that things aren't always what they seem and, sometimes, all it takes is a clever Cat to help you see the merry old soul within.

Notes

  • Appears in the 40th Anniversary DVD Edition of Mary Poppins.

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David A. Bossert
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