Jim Gamble Puppet Productions: Carnival of the Animals Trailer (1992)
"A puppet production of Camille Saint-Saens classic musical tale."01 January 199230 mins
The marvelous story of a young boy who writes a magical musical for an imaginary carnival, is fancifully brought to life by award-winning puppeteer Jim Gamble. Before your eyes, a tea set becomes a floating dancing turtle, chickens turn into clowns and dogs turn into elephants in this delightful puppet production of Carnival of the Animals. Based on the classic musical story by Camille Saint-Saens and accompanied by a full orchestra, this wonderful puppet performance will enchant and amuse children of all ages. Jim Gamble has been creating and building puppets for over 35 years. He is the master puppeteer for the Los Angeles Music Center, and has built puppets for Disneyland and Disney World.
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