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A deeply silly stop motion film starring a quartet of fruit, made by four boys from St. Thomas of Canterbury grade school in Chicago. It won an award at the 1972 Young Chicago Filmmaker's Festival, sponsored by the Chicago Public Library.

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A deeply silly stop motion film starring a quartet of fruit, made by four boys from St. Thomas of Canterbury grade school in Chicago. It won an award at the 1972 Young Chicago Filmmaker's Festival, sponsored by the Chicago Public Library.

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