FREE: Lot of 3 Animated Cartoon features for children. VHS video tapes

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3 different VHS video tapes. All 3 are feature length cartoon movies for relaxing entertainment. All tapes work great and the slip covers are in good condition. The "Willy" tape cover does have a minor blemish. See scans for details.

Legend of Manxmouse:
A ceramicist who lives in the fictional city of Buntingdowndale in England specializes in making ceramic replicas of mice. One night he gets drunk at a party and comes home intending to make the best mouse figurine he has ever made. With his senses impaired, he inadvertently makes a mouse-like figure described as having a "fat little body like a opossum, hind feet like those of a kangaroo, the front paws of a monkey, and instead of delicate and transparent ears, these were long and much like those of a rabbit. And what is more, they were blue, too, and violently orange-colored on the inside. But the worst thing of all was that it had no tail."[1] He is disappointed but finds that the statue has an endearing look, so he calls it a "Manx Mouse" and decides to keep it. That night while the ceramacist sleeps, the statue comes to life as a Manx Mouse.

Willy the Sparrow:
he story is about a 10-year old boy named Willy who enjoys pretending to shoot birds with a BB gun until he is turned into a Sparrow by the Sparrow Guardian. Willy becomes lost outside without knowing how to fly, and he is taken in by a sparrow named Cipur; Cipur teaches Willy how to fly in exchange for Willy teaching Cipur how to read. Later, Willy helps a group of sparrows retake their home in a barnyard from a cat.

Pinocchio & the Emperor of the Night:
an American animated fantasy adventure film that was released on December 25, 1987, by New World Pictures[3] and is an unofficial sequel to the 1940 film Pinocchio. Created by the now defunct Filmation, the movie underperformed at the box office, costing $10 million but making $3.2 million in its entire run.