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Cartoon Summary:
This is the story of a community of happy, identical little gnomes who have the ability to distill sunshine into a bottled elixir. Anyone consuming this liquid... (more)
Cartoon Production Information:
Originally released as a promotional film for Borden's Milk, thus the "Borden" script on the title card.
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Comments By: mistie710 |
A very catchy cartoon, in all. Despite the poor colour system in use which is often compounded with age, it is a very vibrant cartoon that doesn't dwell too much on the evils of the "grumpies" despite the simplistic... (read more)
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Comments By: ccbc |
This is a wonderful cartoon! Some things left out of the synopsis: sunshine is bottled in milk bottles AND the cartoon was commissioned by a major dairy corporation. That commercialism doesn't hurt a bit. Favorite part: when the happy dwarf prepares to pour... (read more)
3 of 8 people found this comment useful
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Comments By: Arkay |
I often sing the song of the Goblins for young children who are feeling sorry for themselves: "I'm happy when I'm sad. I'm always feeling bad" "How are you?" "Terrible!" "Fine, that's... (read more)
2 of 6 people found this comment useful
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The Sunshine Makers