Monkey’s T-shirt Trailer (1991)
01 March 1991
2 mins
Animated short for Sesame Street. An embedded figures puzzle, animated by Deanna Morse and Rose Rosely. Sound by Billy Vits. Look! The animals are hiding! Can you find them?
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01 March 1991
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