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SUMMARY:Connecting to the Classics Preview
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DESCRIPTION:From the success of the Great Ape\, King Kong\,  lets look at 
 how TV. showcased animals for the Home Viewers.\nhttps://zblibrary.libnet.
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>As Television made its mark\, let us take 
 a look at how it showcased animals as stars for its viewers in the 1950's 
 and 60's.&nbsp\; Shows to take a closer look at includes Rin Tin Tin\, Mr.
  Ed.\, Lassie\, and Flipper. Three of the four required the animal to be w
 ell trained.&nbsp\; The Mr. Ed was a comedy show dealing with a so called 
 Talking Horse</p>\nhttps://zblibrary.libnet.info/event/13009173
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