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Eiffel Tower

thumb|Emily's Eiffel Tower cake
The Eiffel Tower is a famous tower in Paris, France. It has received a wide variety of references in the Arthur series:
*In "Sue Ellen Moves In" we see a flashback of Brain building the Eiffel Tower out of snow.
*In "Fern's Slumber Party" Fern's mother made cookies of famous landmarks. Francine passed them out; the Eiffel Tower was one of the cookies on the plate.
*In "Buster's Back," there is a photo of Buster in front of the Eiffel Tower in Arthur's room.
*In "The World Record," when Buster imagines going around the world walking backwards, he fantasizes himself walking in France past the Eiffel Tower.
*In "Pet Peeved," to demonstrate the importance of following instructions, the opening depicts the crew of the Eiffel Tower building it sideways because they didn't follow the plan.
*When Muffy is on a train in her fantasy during the song "What's the Use of Presents?" in Arthur's Perfect Christmas, the train goes past the Eiffel Tower.
*In "D.W.'s Backpack Mishap," D.W. finds a clay model of the Eiffel Tower in the backpack she picked up by mistake.
*In "D.W., Bossy Boots," Emily has a birthday cake shaped like the Eiffel Tower. It also appears in a video watched by Emily and her friends at the party.
*In the opening of "World Girls," the Eiffel Tower is present in a fantasy of sorts that depicts the World Girls as talking characters.
*In "Strangers on a Train", Sue Ellen is telling a story to Betsy Johnson, in which she references the Eiffel Tower: "The taxi driver who spoke perfect English, asked where we wanted to go, and I said, 'take us to the awful tower', oh it was terrible. My mom and dad couldn't stop laughing."
*In "Mr. Alwaysright," Mr. Ratburn asks which structure Gustav Eiffel is most famous for. The answer to the question was the Eiffel Tower, which Brain purposely answered wrong.
*In "Prunella and the Haunted Locker," Prunella" builds a model of the Eiffel Tower for class.
*In "The Case of the Girl with the Long Face," Virgule Watteau must find out who replaced the Eiffel Tower with a giant baguette.
D.W. Bossy Boots 49.JPG|The Eiffel Tower in a video shown at Emily's birthday party
World_record_eiffel.png|The Eiffel Tower in Buster's fantasy in "The World Record"
Incorrect eiffel.jpg|An incorrectly-built Eiffel Tower.
Eiffel_tower_world_girls.png|The Eiffel Tower in "World Girls"
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El Boomerang

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El Boomerang is a soccer ball signed by a famous player with the same named Juan-Carlos Salamanca. It is owned by Alberto. It was lost in "Follow the Bouncing Ball" and was later returned to Alberto in "The Long Road Home."
==The Ball==
===Story===
The soccer ball of Francine and Alberto were confused which each others. When Francine is about to return the ball to Alberto, Francine tells Buster to throw the ball down from the balcony of his condo. It bounces over her head. After a while of chasing it, it stops, only to be hit by the skateboard of Molly. It goes near Grandma Thora's dog Killer, and her leash slips off of Thora's hand, causing the dog to chase the ball. It bounces onto the back of a pickup truck and all hope is lost. At the end of "Following the Bouncing Ball", it escapes from the back of the truck. Throughout Season 14, the ball can be seen bouncing around.
It later returned to Alberto in "The Long Road Home" when Arthur's penpal, Adil, found it and shipped it to Arthur's house. It was in the same week as Alberto's party and Arthur was going to give it to him as a present, but couldn't. At the end of the episode George kicked it and it landed in the arms of Alberto.
===History===
====Alberto's Explanation====
"It was 1959, Ecuador was playing Uruguay. They were tied, With 10 seconds left in the game, Juan-Carlos Salamanca, the great player in the history of Ecuador, got the ball. He later perfected that move and became known as.. El Boomerang."
==Appearances==
Started 	Second stop 	Third stop 	Fourth stop 	Fifth stop 	Sixth stop 	Seventh stop 	Eighth stop 	Ninth stop 	Tenth stop 	Eleventh stop 	Twelfth and final stop
Elwood City in Follow the Bouncing Ball	A sea side town in Buster Baxter and the Letter from the Sea	The streets of a city in China in Around the World in 11 Minutes	In Costa Rica on the beach during Muffy's vacation in Muffy and the Big Bad Blog	The streets of Moscow, Russia in Arthur Unravels	The canals of Venice, Italy in All the Rage	Was in Bodh Gaya, India in D.W., Queen of the Comeback	The streets of Dakar, Senegal with Cheikh in In My Africa	Was in space in Buster Spaces Out	Was in Istanbul, Turkey were it fell from the sky to Arthur's friend Adili in the opening of The Long Road Home.	Was at Arthur's house in The Long Road Home.	To Alberto out side the clock tower at the end of "The Long Road Home"
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Elana Lesser

Elana Lesser is a writer on .
Elana Lesser is regular writer for animated television shows, almost always working in conjunction with her husband Cliff Ruby. Her credits include a number of stories of the hit PBS Kids series Dragon Tales, the animated Alvin & the Chipmunks and an animation of The Wizard of Oz. She also has screenwriter credits for numerous films, including Mean Girls 2, several Barbie films and the Charlotte's Web sequel Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure.Cliff Ruby on IMDb
==Writing credits==
*That's MY Grandma! (with Cliff Ruby)
*Mutiny on the Pitch (with Cliff Ruby)
*Arthur's Big Meltdown (with Cliff Ruby)
==Notes and references==
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Elbozonic

The Elbozonic TV is a line of CRT televisions manufactured by Elbozonic. The brand name and manufacturer of these products is a play on . The Read family owns one of these TVs. Its logo was revealed in I'd Rather Read It Myself from Season 3.
==Reads' TV==
The Elbozonic TV that the Read family owns is placed on a wooden base cabinet in the living room below D.W. and Kate's room. The remote control is also used to operate the TV, change the channel, and adjust the volume. Throughout the books, their TV has gone through several changes. In the earliest books, the TV was white and featured two round red buttons on the left while the rest of the buttons across were thin and black. During the 1990s era of books, their TV was gray and featured top-mounted audio speakers, and the buttons were moved to the right-hand corner. In the cartoon show, their TV is gray to black in color range, and it originally had antennae in the first season, but the antennae were removed in subsequent seasons (they probably bought cable TV to their house) and the TV set often lacked the buttons (probably to simplify animation process, although the TV is used in a background where only the pictures inside the TV move). The TV in the cartoon also remains unchanged.
Arthur and his friends watch Bionic Bunny on this TV, and at other times they watched the show's spin-off Dark Bunny. D.W. watches Mary Moo Cow on this TV, often to annoy Arthur.
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Eleanor Noble

Eleanor Noble is the current voice of George Lundgren. Noble originally started voicing the character in season 9, and did so until season 11, when she was replaced by Samantha Reynolds. In season 14, however, Noble resumed the role.
==Voice roles==
*George Lundgren (season 9-11, season 14-25)
*Perky Newswoman (Arthur - It's Only Rock 'n' Roll)
*Bastings
*Big Kid 1
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Elephant puppies

The elephant "puppies" appear in two versions of Arthur's story in "Arthur Writes a Story".
==Story 1==
After Arthur told Mrs. Wood that Perky had "elephant puppies", Perky as an elephant and her "puppies" broke through the second story floor and fell in front of Mrs. Wood and Arthur.
==Story 2==
On the Moon, Arthur told Mrs. Wood that Perky had puppies. Perky and the puppies were floating because of the lower gravity of the moon, but as Brain explained, they would be lighter, but would not float up to the ceiling.
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Eli

Eli is a general store worker. He is a friend of Grandpa Dave. He is the owner of the general Store in Grandpa Dave's home town. He appeared again in a flashback of the 1967 25th Annual Dog Show, in the audience.
==Appearances==
*115b. Grandpa Dave's Old Country Farm
*710. April 9th 
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Elias Howe

Elias Howe was the inventor of the modern sewing machine. Although not the first to think of it, he made the first one with all three modern features: a needle with the eye at the point, a shuttle operating beneath the cloth to form the lock stitch, and an automatic feed.
He appeared as one of Mr. Ratburn's puppets in "What is That Thing?".
Later in the episode, Buster's winning Bionic Bunny episode contest idea included Howe as a villain planning to hypnotize all cats in the city using a giant bobbin.
==Trivia==
*A modified version of his evil villain form was used as a boy in the background in Senegal in the episode "In My Africa".
==Gallery==
Elias sneer.jpg|As a villain.
Elias looks like keith.jpg|Disguise form. Looks very similar to Keith.
==External links==
*Elias Howe on Wikipedia
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Elie Klimos

Elie Klimos is a storyboard artist on Arthur. 
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==Storyboard credits==
===Arthur Episodes===
*50802 Bitzi's Beau (with John Delaney and Nick Vallinakis)
*50902 The Big Dig (with Angus Bungay, Guylaine Seguin, Eric St. Gelais, and Zhigang Wang)
*60302 The Secret Life of Dogs and Babies (with Patricia Atchison)
*60501 The Boy Who Cried Comet (with Zhigang Wang)
*60502 Arthur and Los Vecinos (with Patricia Atchison)
*60702 More! (with Patricia Atchison)
*60101 Arthur Loses His Marbles (with Alex Hawley)
*100100 Happy Anniversary
*100202 Fern and Persimmony Glitchet
*100601 The Curse of the Grebes
*100701 Unfinished
*100102 Buster's Special Delivery
*110102 Germophobia (with Nick Vallinakis and Elise Benoit)
*110302 Prunella Packs It In
*110501 Baby Kate and the Imaginary Mystery
*110802 Buster Gets Real
*110100 Big Brother Binky
*130301 Arthur's Number Nightmare
*120302 Bats in the Belfry (with Elise Benoit and Jeremy O'Neill)
*120601 War of the Worms (with Elise Benoit, Zhigang Wang, and Sylvie Lafrance)
*120102 D.W.'s Furry Freakout
*130501 No Acting, Please
*210701 Invasion of the Soccer Fans (with Denis Banville, Michel Carbonneau, and Nick Vallinakis)
===Postcards from Buster Episodes===
*Lost and Found (with Marc Dubois)
===Specials===
*S2 Arthur - It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (with Gerry Capelle, Helene Cossette, Nadja Cozic, Sylvie Lafrance, Jeremy O'Neill, Zhigang Wang, Harry Rasmussen, and Ivan Tankushev)
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Elise Benoît

Elise Benoit is a storyboard artist on Arthur.
==Episode Credits==
*Arthur
**110102 Germophobia
**110302 Prunella Packs It In
**110501 Baby Kate and the Imaginary Mystery
**110802 Buster Gets Real
**110100 Big Brother Binky
**120302 Bats in the Belfry (with Elie Klimos and Jeremy O'Neill)
**120701 War of the Worms (with Elie Klimos, Zhigang Wang, and Sylvie Lafrance)
**120102 D.W.'s Furry Freakout
**130301 Arthur's Number Nightmare
**130501 No Acting Please
**140401 Falafelosophy
**140501 Tales of Grotesquely Grim Bunny
**150202 Whistling in the Wind
**150301 Buster's Secret Admirer
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Elwingo!

Elwingo! is a bingo game found on the website.
==Instructions==
This active-viewing game for a roomful of kids can be played while watching any episode. Elwingo! (Elwood City Bingo) features various printable cards each with 9 characters.
Each view has a different card, and by the end of an episode on TV, the kid who has seen the most characters from their card wins.
If a kid gets all nine before the show is over, he/she shouts "Elwingo!"
Variation:
Play the same game, but try to get three in a row on your card: up, down, or on a diagonal. Remember to shout "Elwingo!" if you do.
==Gallery==
Elwingo cards.jpg
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Elwood City: A Report

"Elwood City: A Report" is Track 9 of the album Arthur's Really Rockin' Music Mix. It concerns Buster giving a report on the history of Elwood City for Mr. Ratburn's class, which he presents in the form of a song.
==Lyrics==
:Buster
:Elwood City is the town I live in. It has a population of 60,000, not counting pets. But if you really wanna know about Elwood City, the important stuff isn't in the encyclopedia. You need someone like me to show you around. Here's some of the stuff you won't find in books.
:The mall's real cool
:It's all built on silt
:Just go to the sales
:And watch the place tilt
:You wanna hang out?
:The Sugar Bowl is cool
:It's right by Arthur's, in back of the school
:Downtown there's a statue under a tree
:I'm not really sure who it's supposed to be
:He won a big war or blazed an old trail
:Or maybe someone just bought him on sale
:Backing Vocalists
:My report on Elwood City
:Buster
:It was founded in something-03
:Backing Vocalists
:Buster's tour of Elwood City
:Buster
:Elwood City, it's home to me!
:Across from the statue, there's a big dome
:I think that it might be the President's home
:You can walk in the park and see historic oaks
:Or cross to Jack's for hysterical jokes
:He's got the best flies and stinkbombs and fake ice
:You lookin' for vomit? Can't beat his price!
:The chattering teeth, a spider you can wear
:A special cushion for somebody's chair
:Backing Vocalists
:My report on Elwood City
:Buster
:It was founded in something-03
:Backing Vocalists
:Buster's tour of Elwood City
:Buster
:Elwood City, it's home to me!
:Those are the places I like the best
:But one other place is not like the rest
:You can't run around
:You can't play bumper pool
:Of course you know that I'm referring to school
:And just when you're hoping that it's all done
:They give you some homework like, say, a ton
:Some problems in math or sometimes they'll assign
:An oral report like this one of mine
:Backing Vocalists
:My report on Elwood City
:Buster
:It was founded in something-03
:Backing Vocalists
:Let me show you Elwood City
:Buster
:Elwood City, it's home to me!
:Backing Vocalists
:That's my tour of Elwood City
:Buster
:Won't ya' please just give me a C?
:Backing Vocalists
:Say goodbye to Elwood City
:Elwood City, it's home to me!
:Mr. Ratburn
:That was an interesting report, Buster. I'm giving you a C. But for singing... you get an A.
:Buster
:Really?! Can I do another one? I'll stay after and work on it. Can you guys stay too?
:Backing Vocalists
:Uh, uh, um, I don't know, uh... no.
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Elwood City All-Stars

The Elwood City All-Stars are a soccer team in Elwood City coached by Coach Raggett in the tri-county soccer league along with Whyuga, Belmont, and Modville. The team was only seen in "The "A" Team," where The Brain and Francine played for them in that episode, but later quit the team as it was too much pressure for them. They appear to play at the same field that Lakewood Elementary School plays at. The team's whereabouts are currently unknown, but they most likely still exist.
==Players==
Name (if known) 	Jersey Number	Notes
Francine Frensky 	18 	Quit the team to rejoin Lakewood.
Alan Powers 	17 	Quit the team to rejoin Lakewood.
Rae 	12 	Recruited Francine for team.
Jordan 	13 	Quit team because of "other commitments"
Sam 	8 	
Unknown Male Dog (Number 2)	2 	
Unknown Female Dog 	11 	
Helga 	10 	
Male Light Brown Rabbit 	6 	Goalkeeper
Male Brown Rat 	1 	
Male Dog 	3 	
Toby 	7 	Previously seen in "Buster and the Daredevils."
Dark Male Bear 	5 	
Tan Female Cat 	9 	
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Elwood City Arena

The Elwood City Arena is a sports venue located in Elwood City. It hosts many live performances such as The Bionic Bunny Laser Show and Crazy Bus Live.Arthur's Missing Pal It is also home to the Elwood City Otters,Bitzi's Beau Elwood City's professional hockey team.
==References==
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Elwood City Art Museum

The Elwood City Art Museum is a fictional museum in Elwood City. Ms. Bryan's Art Class (basically [Mr. Ratburn]'s class) took a field trip to the museum, in Binky Barnes, Art Expert, and it was one of the main places in the episode. The museum has paintings such as Washington Crossing the Delaware by Emanual Leutze and Whistler's Mother by James McNeil Whistler despite the fact that it is impossible for the museum to own them because they are in different galleries.
==Binky Barnes, Art Expert==
Binky thought that one of their abstract paintings was hanging sideways, but Buster and Arthur did not believe him. Binky was the one who turned out to be correct despite everybody doubting what he thought.
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Elwood City Catholic Church

This is the church the Reads go to. It appeared in D.W. Thinks Big and Arthur's Perfect Christmas.
==Patrons==
#David Read
#Jane Read
#Arthur Read
#D.W. Read
#Kate Read
#Mr. Barnes
#Mrs. Barnes
#Binky Barnes
==Pastor==
*Priest
==Organist==
*Dry Cleaner Lady
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Elwood City Celebrates the Holidays

Elwood City Celebrates the Holidays was a section on the page of the PBS Kids website. It had multiple games and activities, all of which centered around different holidays. It was fully removed after the site's revamp in October 2018, and Celebrate the Holidays! has entirely replaced it.
==Activities==
*A Perfect Preview, a clip of Arthur's Perfect Christmas.
*Holiday E-Cards, a page where users could send e-cards.
*Postcards, where postcards could be sent through either e-mail or regular mail.
*The Music Box, a game with holiday tunes and puzzles.
*Brain's Big Book, facts about holidays.
*D.W.'s Dress Up, a dress-up game.
*Holiday Coloring Pages, black-and-white drawings that can be printed out.
*Sue Ellen's Scrapbook, which has images of holidays.
==External links==
*Page on PBSKids.org
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Elwood City Cemetery

The Elwood City Cemetery is featured in "Arthur and the Haunted Treehouse" when Muffy Crosswire and Bailey walk through it. There is a memorial on the property that bears the name Katzenellenbogan.
In a flashback to the previous year, Muffy and Francine Frensky dared each other to run through it.
In "Night Fright", Sue Ellen is seen whistling through a cemetery, but it is unknown if it is the Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood City Community Center

The Elwood City Community Center is a place in Elwood City that has activities that kids from Lakewood and most likely other schools participate in. The events include things like the woodworking class that George's father Neal Lundgren teaches. As revealed in the episode Popular Girls, Mr. Ratburn also runs a day camp where the kids actually had fun. In the same episode Mr. Ratburn even did karate lessons there too. George's friend Carl who debuted in the episode When Carl Met George states he comes to the community center every Tuesdays and Thursdays. There is also a place where kids can also read or play puzzles too. Mrs. Molina teaches a dance class at the community center as seen in the episode Dancing Fools where Francine, George, and Muffy were part of many kids that were in the class. When the show Treasure Caravan came to Elwood City, it was in the community center.
==Classes==
*Dance
*Woodworking
*Kendo
*Artisinal Cheesemaking
*Assembling Your Own V8 Engine
*How to Speak Useful Czech
*Puff Pastry Making
*Yodeling
==Appearances==
*Season 3
**Popular Girls 30801
*Season 5
**The Shore Thing 50302
*Season 8
**Muffy's Art Attack 80801
*Season 11
**Prunella Packs It In 110302
**Dancing Fools 110602
*Season 13
**When Carl Met George 130601
==Images==
When Carl Met George 17.jpg|The woodworking class.
When Carl Met George 19.jpg|Probably the lobby?
When Carl Met George 20.jpg|Carl goes to the community center every Tuesday and Thursday. His mom is there too.
Dancing Fools 27.jpg|Dance class is one of the many activities at the community center.
Community Center 1.JPG|The Czech language class.
Community Center 2.JPG|Unknown Male Adult Dog (Number 3), the only student in the Czech language class.
Community Center 3.JPG|Hallway of the community center.
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Elwood City Grebes

The Elwood City Grebes are a professional baseball organization that represents Elwood City that dates back to at least 1918. They are a fictional representation of the Boston Red Sox. They first appear in "Bitzi's Break-up", but played a more prominent role in "The Curse of the Grebes," when they compete in the World Championship (a parody of the World Series). Before the episode, they hadn't won the World Championship for 87 years. Their home venue is Elwood City Stadium.
==History==
The Grebes are named after a bird species native to the Elwood City area which is now rare because of the forest being cut down for urbanization. The team is similar to the Boston Red Sox, as they have players that have slightly altered names as the real 2004 and 2005 Boston Red Sox team. Before their win in the championship, some people believed that the reason the Grebes didn't win a World Championship was because of a curse called the "The Curse of the Grebes".
==2004 World Championships==
===Statistics===
According to league statistics the Grebes were better than the Kings, although the Kings manage to force the series to Game 7. These are the statistics for the most popular Grebes players.
*Playmon, hits .375 and .465 on base percentage
*Batería is the best shortstop in the league.
*Winlin has 27 saves and a 2.1 ERA.
===Series Outcome ===
An informative table of which teams win which games in the series.
Game Number	Winner 	Score	Last at Bat of the Game
1 	Elwood City Grebes	N/A 	
2 	Crown City Kings 	6-3 	Muckey Flint, #9 batter, Home Run.
3 	Elwood City Grebes	N/A 	
4 	Elwood City Grebes	N/A 	
5 	Crown City Kings 	3-1 	
6 	Crown City Kings 	N/A 	N/A, Grebes lose from error.
7 	Elwood City Grebes	11-10	Playmon hits a walk-off Grand Slam.
==Players==
Bateria.png|#3 Batería
Playmon.png|#18 Johnny Playmon
Ebow Shatner.png|#5 Ebos Schachter
Winlin.png|#50 Winlin
Grebe catcher.png|#13 - an unnamed catcher
Grebe first baseman.png|An unnamed first baseman who only appears in fantasy and may or may not be real
Former Players
Slip Buggsy.png|Slip Bumfield
Buzz McBoomboom.png|Buzz McBoomboom
ray vance.png|Ray Vance
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Elwood City High School

Elwood City High School is/was a high school located in Elwood City. Francine's sister, Catherine, probably attends this school.
In Carl Manino's flashback from Sue Ellen Chickens Out it shows the Sugar Bowl when Carl was in his teen years. A teenage dog was wearing an orange, white and black jock jacket that said "ECHS" on the back of it, and a football under it. We can safely assume that this stands for "Elwood City High School" and that Catherine and her friends, including Angi, Debi and Tami, attend it with her.
The school also has a band program.
==Students==
*Catherine Frensky
*Angi
*Tami
*Debi
*Sean
*Carl Manino (former)
*Thora Read (former)
*David Read (former)
*Nigel Ratburn (former)
*Bailey (former)
*Thora (former)
*Mr. Haney (former)
*Rubella
==Gallery==
Sugar Bowl 1950's.png|One of Thora's classmates with an "E.C.H.S." jacket
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