25 October 1974 Animated 12 mins
A mother left her daughter a spindle, needle and weaver's shuttle next to their tiny cottage. With these tools, the girl creates the most beautiful objects. Her diligence and modesty are ultimately rewarded – they bring a royal suitor to her door.
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Klaus Piontek as Narrator
Jacob Grimm Original Story
Germany 25 October 1974
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