Difference between revisions of "A Tree Grew in Springfield"
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|starring = [[Troy McClure]]<br>[[Spottie the Owl]] | |starring = [[Troy McClure]]<br>[[Spottie the Owl]] | ||
|country of origin = [[USA]] | |country of origin = [[USA]] | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
| − | At the tour of [[Springfield Paper and Printing Co.]] they | + | At the tour of [[Springfield Paper and Printing Co.]] they showed the film ''A Tree Grew In Springfield''. The movie is about how tree becomes paper, hosted by [[Troy McClure]] and [[Spottie the Owl]]. |
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| + | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
| + | The title is a reference to the novel {{W|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (novel)|''A Tree Grows in Brooklyn''}}, as well as its {{W|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (film)|film}} and {{W|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (musical)|stage}} adaptations. | ||
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*{{bon|The Comic Cover Caper!}} | *{{bon|The Comic Cover Caper!}} | ||
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The contents of this article are based on an issue of Simpsons Comics or another comic series and is considered to be non-canon and may not have actually happened/existed.
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- Not to be confused with A Tree Grows in Springfield.
A Tree Grew In Springfield
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Movie Information
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A Tree Grew In Springfield is a film starring Troy McClure and Spottie the Owl.
History
At the tour of Springfield Paper and Printing Co. they showed the film A Tree Grew In Springfield. The movie is about how tree becomes paper, hosted by Troy McClure and Spottie the Owl.
Behind the Laughter
The title is a reference to the novel A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, as well as its film and stage adaptations.
