The enchanted forest : production material, 1974.

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The enchanted forest : production material, 1974.

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Lured into the Enchanted Forest through the wiles of her wicked stepmother, Princess Goldenhair is found by Bonnie Cat and Gentle Doe and kept in their castle with the assurance that one day she will return home. Adapted and retold from a story by La Comtesse de Ségur. Illustrations from old prints by Gustave Doré and others. The collection includes two holographs (one with partial typescript), corrected typescripts (one in carbon), a page proof, jacket proof, correspondence, reviews notes and notes in a notebook.

Manuscripts: 7 folders.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7817354

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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