Thumbelina

Thumbelina is a Danish fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen about a thumb-sized girl and her adventures. First published in 1835, with the first English translation in 1846, the story has been adapted many times in various media.
==Muppet Characters==
* The Amazing Mumford has a new trick, where he will make Thumbelina (Camille Bonora) big and The Big Bad Wolf small. He makes Thumbelina big, but doesn't make the wolf smaller -- instead, Kermit is the one who shrinks in a "Sesame Street News Flash." 
* Thumbelina (played by David Rudman), along with her prince, appeared on The Fairytale Newlywed Game. 
==References==
* The Sesame Street 1977 Calendar features Thumbelina, which was reprinted as a story in The Sesame Street Library Volume 11.
* The album Big Bird presents Hans Christian Andersen features "Thumbelina," and Bob sings "Thumbelina" in episode 0015.
* Rosita plays Thumbelina in the 1995 coloring book Sesame Street Storybook Fun.
==Connections==
*Debbie Allen voiced Lola in a 1997 episode of Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child
*Carol Channing voiced Ms. Fieldmouse in the 1994 animated film
*Charo voiced Mrs. Toad in the 1994 animated film
*Barbara Cook voiced Thumbelina's mother in the 1994 animated film
*Harvey Fierstein voiced Mrs. Leaperman in a 1997 episode of Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child
*Gilbert Gottfried voiced Mr. Beetle in the 1994 animated film
*John Hurt voiced Mr. Mole in the 1994 animated film
*Danny Mann voiced Mozo in the 1994 animated film
*Rosie Perez voiced the heroine in a 1997 episode of Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child
*Bronson Pinchot voiced Sonny in a 1997 episode of Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child
*Will Ryan voiced Hero and Reverend Rat in the 1994 animated film
*Antonio Sabàto, Jr. voiced Mario in a 1997 episode of Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child
*Tabitha St. Germain voiced Chrysella in the 2009 direct-to-DVD movie Barbie: Thumbelina
==See also==
*Thelma Thumb
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Category:Fairy Tales
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