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My Raggedy Ann

***My Raggedy Ann*** is a song from the 1930 book "*Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs*" by Johnny Gruelle and Will Woodin. Frank Luther recorded it for a tie-in album, and it was also featured in the 1944 Fibber McGee movie "*Heavenly Days*."

## Lyrics

Do you know who Raggedy Ann is? She has blue eyes, a blue dress, white apron, and a nice wide smile.

My Raggedy Ann is a very old doll

She lay in the attic for years

She lived in a trunk there for 50 long years

With her legs doubled over her ears

And that’s where I found her, my Raggedy Ann

And grandmother gave her to me

So I love every wrinkle in Raggedy Ann

And that’s why she’s smiling at me

My Raggedy Ann is so loppy and soft

I cuddle her closely at night

She lies there contentedly while I’m awake

With her shoebutton eyes shining bright

But when I’m asleep, then my Raggedy Ann

Goes out with the fairies to play

For she thinks I don’t know it, sly Raggedy Ann

But she can’t fool me that way

My Raggedy Ann has a wonderful heart

It’s made out of candy, you know

She keeps it sewed up in her cotton insides

You can feel it, but still it won’t show

If I had a heart like my Raggedy Ann

I’d surely know what I would do

Why, I’d love everybody like Raggedy does

And make all their wishes come true
Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees (1988)

**Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees** was a 30 minute special created as part of the CBS Storybreak anthology series, which first aired in October of 1988. The script is based on the book of the same name, and it shares much of the same voice cast as The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy, a CBS show which aired in the same year.

The animation and models are similar to the series, but Raggedy Ann and Andy's clothes are distinctly different. The special is currently not available online or to purchase and is considered lost media.

## Voice Cast

* Christina Lange as Raggedy Ann
* Josh Rodine as Raggedy Andy
* Kenneth Mars as The Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Tracy Rowe as Marcella
* Sheryl Bernstein
* Hamilton Camp
* Katie Leigh
* Mona Marshall

## External Links

* Youtube TV bumpers clips
* 90 second clip from the composer's website
* IMDB
Gingham and Yarn (Reprise 1)

**Gingham and Yarn Reprise** is the first song in Act II of the Raggedy Ann Broadway musical. As a reprise of the Act I opening narration, the Raggettes open the second act.

## Lyrics

**Company:**

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

With setting moon to bring the day

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

And the shadows fly away

## History

### ESIPA Workshop 1984

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

With setting moon to light the way

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

And the shadows fly away

## Videos

Raggedy Ann - Rags, Buttons and Gingham RepriseRaggedy Ann 1986 Broadway - Entr'acte - Gingham and Yarn Reprise 1
Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

***Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure*** soundtrack was released on vinyl, cassette tape and 8-track tape by Columbia Records in 1977.

## Tracks

**Side 1:**

1. "Main Title" – Rag Dolly
2. "Where'd You Go?" – Twin Penny Dolls
3. "I Look, And What Do I See?" – Raggedy Ann and the dolls in the nursery
4. "I'm No Girl's Toy" – Raggedy Andy and the dolls in the nursery
5. "Rag Dolly" – Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy and the dolls in the nursery
6. "Poor Babette" – Babette
7. "A Miracle" – Captain and the Parrot
8. "The Abduction & Ho-Yo" – Captain, Parrot and the Pirates
9. "Candy Hearts and Paper Flowers" – Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy

**Side 2:**

1. "Blue" – The Camel
2. "Camel's Mirage" – The Camel and the Camels in the Sky
3. "I Never Get Enough" – The Greedy
4. "I Love You" – The Loonie Knight
5. "Hail to Our Glorious King!" – The Loonies
6. "It's Not Easy Being King" – King Koo Koo
7. "Hooray For Me" – Babette and the Pirates
8. "You're My Friend" – Captain and the Parrot
9. "The Plot Thickens" – The entire cast and the Gazooks
10. "The Tickling and the Last Laugh" – The King, et al.
11. "Home" – Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy, The Camel, et al.
Raggedy Andy (song)

**Raggedy Andy** is a song from the 1930 book "Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs" by Johnny Gruelle and Will Woodin. It appeared on the tie-in 1931 album, performed by Frank Luther.

## Lyrics

Here is Raggedy Andy with his blue-and-white cap, and his red hair, and his blue pants, and his red-and-white socks, and his smile that never comes off.

Who always seems to be

Grinning cheerily

No matter what may happen

Who but old Raggedy Andy?

He’s just a little rag doll

Who has the reddest hair

But who doesn’t care?

Who’s stuffed with nice white cotton?

Who but old Raggedy Andy?

He’s such a happy rag doll!

Who has the reddest hair

But who doesn’t care?

Who’s stuffed with nice white cotton?

Who but old Raggedy Andy?

He’s such a happy rag doll
I've Got a Pain in My Sawdust

**I've Got a Pain in My Sawdust** is a song from Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy (1941 film). It's more spoken than sung and holds the distinction of being the film's only song that wasn't issued as sheet music.

## Lyrics

I've got a pain in my sawdust

Oh that what's the matter with me

Something is wrong with my little insides

I'm just as sick as can be

Don't let me faint, someone give me a fan

And someone please run for the medicine man

Everyone hurry, as fast as you can

'cause I've got a pain in my sawdust
Raggedy Andy's Treasure Hunt

**Raggedy Andy's Treasure Hunt** is a Whitman Tell-a-Tale book by Marjory Schwaljé with illustrations by June Goldsborough.

## Plot

When Raggedy Andy finds a map pinned to a tree, he thinks it leads to treasure, so he assembles various woodland creatures to help him find it.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Maxine Chipmunk
* Jim Chipmunk
* Tim Chipmunk
* Sammy Squirrel
* Aunt Selina Squirrel
Mother Dear

**Mother Dear** is a song from the 1930 book "*Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs*" by Johnny Gruelle and Will Woodin. It appeared on the tie-in album, performed by Frank Luther.

## Lyrics

Oh mother dear

My mother dear

Gentle mother dear

When you're away, I miss you so

Wish that you were near

To kiss away my lonely tears

And drive away my fears

I cannot tell you all you mean to me

My mother dear

Oh mother dear

My mother dear

Gentle mother dear

When I'm away from home and you

Your sweet voice I hear

It whispers low each evening

When I say my goodnight prayers

I hear you give your blessing to me, then

My mother dear
All About Little Black Sambo

All About Little Black Sambo by Helen Bannerman ilustrated by John B. Gruelle

## Plot

Sambo is a South Indian boy who lives with his father and mother, named Black Jumbo and Black Mumbo, respectively. While out walking, Sambo encounters four hungry tigers, and he surrenders his colourful new clothes, shoes and umbrella so that they will not eat him. The tigers are vain and each thinks that it is better dressed than the others. They have a massive argument and chase each other around a tree until they are reduced to a pool of ghee (clarified butter). Sambo recovers his clothes and goes home, and his father later collects the ghee, which his mother uses to make pancakes.

## Characters

* Black Sambo
* Black Jumbo
* Black Mumbo

## External Links

http://banderson.domains.uflib.ufl.edu/LittleBlackSamboExhibit/baldwin-editions/all-about-little-black-sambo/
Raggedy Ann's Sweet and Dandy Sugar Candy Scratch and Sniff Book

**Raggedy Ann's Sweet and Dandy Sugar Candy Scratch and Sniff Book** is a storybook Patricia Thackray (screenwriter of the animated film), illustrated by Carol Nicklaus. It is a loose adaptation of the 1931 book "Raggedy Ann in Cookie Land". It includes 6 scratch-and-sniff panels.

## Plot

Hob-the-Goblin snatches Raggedy Andy's hat, and the Raggedies follow him through a hole in the ground, to a land where everything is made of sweets. The dolls come to the aid of several cookie people and encounter the Snitznoodle.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Hob-the-Goblin
* Little Lost Cookie
* Mr. Cookie
* Mrs. Cookie
* Snitznoodle

## Scratch and Sniff Panels

* Root Beer
* Chocolate Soup
* Cinnamon Cookies
* Licorice Taffy
* Mince Pie
* Peppermint
Queasy

**Queasy** is a character created for Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure. He was originally a snowglobe figurine, and sits on the shoulder of Captain Contagious.

## Appearances

### Books

* The Animated Raggedy Ann & Andy (1977)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy (1977)

### Film & TV

* Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (1977)

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Poor Babette

The sixth track on side one of the Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).

## Lyrics

**Babette:**

Poor Babette, poor Babette, so far from Paris.

Poor Babette, can't you see how miserable she can be?

Like a bird in a cage with no wing to go free,

Ah Babette, poor Babette, that's me.

Always she dreams of the life by the Seine.

I do not think she will see Paris again.

Poor Babette, now she tries to be happy and gay.

But Babette has no way to get away,

So Babette, poor Babette, will stay.
Quacky Doodles' and Danny Daddles' Book

Quacky Doodles' and Danny Daddles' Book is written by Rose Strong Hubbell illustrated by Johnny Gruelle.

## Plot

Toys tell poems of how they play together after the children have gone to sleep.

## Stories

* Quacky Doodles and her Frolicsome Friends
* Quacky Doodles Meets Danny Daddles
* Quacky Doodles, Danny Daddles and Old Teddy Bear
* Quacky Doodles, Danny Daddles and Cleety the Clown
* Quacky Doodles, Danny Daddles and the Fifty Lead Soldiers
* Quacky Doodles, Danny Daddles and the Big Lion

## Characters

* Quacky Doodles
* Danny Daddles
* Baby Doodles
* Cleety the Clown
* The Big Lion
* Old Teddy Bear

## External Links

http://brayanimation.weebly.com/quacky-doodles.html

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-volland-childrens-book-quacky-1719617850

https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog/2008101
Raggedy Andy: The I Can Do It, You Can Do It Book

**Raggedy Andy: The I Can Do It, You Can Do It Book** is written by Norah Smaridge and illustrated by June Goldsborough.

## Synopsis

The book describes in rhyme the things Ann and Andy have learned to do at home and at school as they grow up, such as taking care of chores and pets. They also teach lessons like sharing, road safety, and what to do if you're lost.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Coco the Clown
* The Japanese Doll
* The Dutch Doll
* Talking Dolly
* Jack
* Lou
* Dave
* Penny
Специальные комнаты

Специальные комнаты - это особо спланированные комнаты, которые появляются на разных этажах и содержат различные вещи.

## **Магазины.**

Магазинов в игре 2 вида: стандартный и токеновый.

**Стандартный** **магазин** содержит в себе 8 магазинных пьедесталов и самого продавца.

**Токеновый (чёрный) магазин** в заместо обычных монет использует токены, которые можно получить путём убийства босса "Beast" или накормив **токеновый цветок** (см. ниже) три раза. В токеновом магазине нет пьедесталов, есть лишь продовец - Вампир.

## **Остальные типы**

**Погребальная комната** - в ней находится 1 скелет игрока и 2 случайных оружия.

**Комната с вазами** - комната, служившая для хранения ваз в храме.

**Комната с цветком** - комната, в которой находится одинокий цветок. На этот цветок падает луч света. Если игрок подойдёт к цветку, то он сможет накормить его тремя единицами здоровья или 30 единицами эссенции. Кормления цветка в третий раз его уничтожит и создаст токен, а так же откроет персонажа Дитя Природы.

**Комната-ловушка** - в этой комнате находится пьедестал с активным предметом посередине, однако этот пьедестал окружен нажимными ловушками со второй локации.

**Комната поклонений** - данная комната содержит в себе статую одного из предшествующих искателей.
Raggedy Ann & Andy's Alphabet & Numbers

**Raggedy Ann & Andy's Alphabet & Numbers** is an album released by Kid Stuff Records. Like other records by Kid Stuff, the writers and voice actors are unknown.

## Synopsis

On side one, Marcella takes Raggedy Ann with her to school, where she learns about the alphabet, and attempts to teach the rest of the playroom dolls when they return home. On side two, Marcella takes Raggedy Andy to school to learn about numbers, which he also returns to teach to the rest of the dolls.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Jack in the Box
* Marcella
* Mrs. Brown
* Marcella's mother
* Susie Pincushion
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Raggedy Andy
* Babette

## External Links

* Discogs
* YouTube
* Internet Archive
Christmas Morn

**Christmas Morn** is a song written by Johnny Gruelle and Will Woodin for the 1930 album "*Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs*." It also appeared on the tie-in album.

## Lyrics

Bells are ringing Christmas morn

Tidings bringing, Christ is born

Angels singing up above

Songs of joy, songs of love

Lift your happy voices, children

While the angels hover near

Joyful carols singing

Christmas presents bringing

Christmas happiness is here
Raggedy Ann and Maizie Moocow

**Raggedy Ann and Maizie Moocow** is an Abbot Dairies premium giveaway book and the final Raggedy Ann tale released during Johnny Gruelle's lifetime. The original release was a stapled paperback; the story was later reprinted in the 1989 anthology "Raggedy Ann & Andy Second Giant Treasury," and the 1974 book *"Raggedy Ann and Andy's Merry Adventures."* Maizie Moocow also appeared on the cover of a 1982 book-and-record set, also titled "*Merry Adventures,*" but she wasn't featured in the story.

## Plot

Raggedy Ann and Andy visit Maizie Moocow, enjoy a feast with many of her friends, and have a sing-along.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Bertha Bovine
* Betty
* Catherine Calf
* Henrietta Holstein
* Jenevieve Jersey
* Madeline Muley
* Maizie Moocow
All About Hansel and Grethel

All About Hansel and Grethel illustrated by John B. Gruelle. It was republished as Hansel and Gretel in 2012.

## Characters

* Hansel
* Grethel
* Father
* Stepmother
* Old Woman

## External Links

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1063324218/book-1917-all-about-hansel-and-grethel

https://www.oldchildrensbooks.com/pages/books/19534/anon/all-about-hansel-and-grethel
Raggedy Ann and Friends: The Art of Johnny Gruelle June 26 - Nov. 7, 2004 - Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco, CA

The Cartoon Art Museum presents RAGGEDY ANN AND FRIENDS: THE ART OF JOHNNY GRUELLE June 26 - November 7, 2004

655 Mission Street San Francisco, CA Phone: 415-CAR-TOON

Reception: Wednesday, July 7 6:00 - 8:00 pm Children and members free, adults $5.00

Kids and kids-at-heart are encouraged to bring their Raggedy Ann or Andy dolls to join in the fun. Meet special guest curator, Andrew Tabbat, author "The Collector's World of Raggedy Ann and Andy, Volumes One & Two" and "Raggedy Ann and Andy I. D. Guide." See Andrew Tabbat's books at: Collector Books

Please check the museum website for additional information:

Cartoon Art Museum

Beginning June 26, 2004, the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco, CA will house a new exhibition, "Raggedy Ann and Friends: The Art of Johnny Gruelle." The exhibition will include a rare original editorial cartoon by Gruelle; samples of his comic strips Mr. Twee Deedle, Jack the Giant Killer, and Brutus; original magazine and newspaper illustrations; and original drawings and paintings from his wonderful children's book illustrations. Raggedy Ann and Friends will also present vintage dolls, toys, animation art and ephemera that featured Gruelle's creations.

As part of the museum's commitment to promoting a greater appreciation of art through interactive outreach programs, the Cartoon Art Museum will host "Raggedy Ann and Friends: Kids Day!" in conjunction with "Raggedy Ann and Friends: The Art of Johnny Gruelle." The event is happening twice, July 29, 2004 and August 15, 2004, from 11:30am-4:00pm. The day encompasses many activities designed to teach children and families about the nostalgia, history and wonder of Raggedy Ann.

## External Links

https://www.cartoonart.org/

https://www.cartoonart.org/past-exhibitions

https://www.raggedy-ann.com/cartoon.html
Raggedy Ann's Picture-Perfect Christmas

**Raggedy Ann's Picture Perfect Christmas** is a storybook by Gail Herman illustrated by Deborah Colvin Borgo.

## Synopsis

On Christmas Eve, a tiny Santa Claus doll arrives and brings Raggedy Ann and her friends to his workshop, where a gift is created specifically for Marcella.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Babette
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Elves
* Frederika
* Jack-in-the-Box
* Marcella
* Percy the Policeman
* Santa Doll
* Sunny Bunny
Raggedy Ann and Andy in The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile

***Raggedy Ann and Andy in The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile*** (a.k.a. simply ***The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile***) is a 1979 animated television special featuring Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy. Produced by Chuck Jones Enterprises, it was first televised October 31, 1979 on CBS. It has been issued on VHS but is currently unavailable in hi-definition.

The special was later aired on the Disney Channel every year around the time of Halloween along with *Casper's Halloween Special*, *The Canterville Ghost*, *Mr. Boogedy*, *Bride of Boogedy*, *Witch's Night Out*, *The Halloween That Almost Wasn't*, *For Better or For Worse: The Good-for-Nothing*, *Halloween Is Grinch Night*, *The Worst Witch*, and *Disney's Halloween Treat*/*A Disney Halloween*.

## Synopsis

Raggedy Ann (June Foray) and Andy (Daws Butler) and their dog Raggedy Arthur noticed how cruel their neighbor Aunt Agatha (Foray) is and how sad her nephew Ralph (Steven Rosenberg) is on Halloween but realized that Aunt Agatha had a Scrooge like attitude towards the holiday. The Raggedies at first, seem really annoyed with how Aunt Agatha treats her nephew and think that she's really mean to treat him in such a way by not allowing Ralph to go trick or treating with the rest of the children in the neighborhood. However, they come-up with an idea on how to make Ralph happy. Raggedy Ann reasons that if there's an unhappy little boy where they live, than there must be an unhappy pumpkin somewhere out there waiting for a little boy. The Raggedies set out to find the pumpkin who's just right for Ralph. The abandoned pumpkin in the pumpkin patch (Les Tremayne) is very gloomy and emits pumpkin seeds as tears every time he weeps. The only way to cheer up the sad pumpkin is to bring it to Ralph to give and then convince Aunt Agatha to change her Scrooge like ways on Halloween by recalling to her in her sleep that Agatha or Aggie as she was known as a child and a witch costume that Agatha wore and loved as a child. Agatha woke up realized that she was wrong on not allowing Ralph to go trick or treating and discovering Ralph and the now smiling pumpkin in his room apologized to Ralph on how she treated him and escorting Ralph by putting on a witches' hat and carrying a broom while Ralph wore a pirate's costume with the now smiling pumping in tow surprising the neighbors as both Aunt Agatha & Ralph merrily went trick or treating together and Aunt Agatha finding a newfound joy for the Halloween season.

## Voice Cast

* June Foray as Raggedy Ann
* Daws Butler as Raggedy Andy
* Mrs. Hobart Donavan as Aunt Agatha
* Steven Rosenberg as Ralph
* Les Tremayne as The Pumpkin
Cynthia

**Cynthia** is a doll that appears in the series of Raggedy Ann cassettes and their accompanying books released by the Society for Visual Entertainment in 1979. She lives in the playroom with the rest of Marcella's dolls, and occasionally goes on adventures with Ann and Andy.

## Appearances

### Read-Along Stories

* Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy (1979)
* Raggedy Ann Learns a Lesson (1979)
* Scotty and the Kittens (1979)
* The Camel With The Wrinkled Knees (1979)
* Cynthia's Great Paint Adventure (1979)
Dragon

Dragon is a character from Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Tunnel of Lost Toys. He kept the toys prisoner in his cave because his job is to scare people. He learned from Raggedy Ann that you cannot steal friends. Dragon promised to be a happy-surprising-scary for now on.

## Physical description

### First Appearance

Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Tunnel of Lost Toys
Raggedy Ann: Songs and Stories

**Johnny Gruelle's Raggedy Ann: Songs and Stories** is a compilation EP of songs by Frank Luther of the *Sunny Songs* and storybook albums that he previously recorded.

## Tracks

1. My Raggedy Ann / The Cheery Scarecrow
2. The Fairy Ring / The Worn-Out Doll / The Cookie Bush
3. Mother Dear / Beloved Belindy / Frederika
4. The Singing Brooklet / Christmas Morn / Little Wooden Willie
5. The Tired Old Horse / Coo-Coo Clock
6. Snoopwiggy / Happy Bluebirds / Raggedy Andy
7. Raggedy Ann And Andy And The Nice Fat Policeman
8. Raggedy Ann And The Golden Butterfly
9. Raggedy Ann In The Magic Book

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* The Cheery Scarecrow
* The Worn Out Doll
* Beloved Belindy
* Frederika
* Snoopwiggy
* Wooden Willie
* The Tired Old Horse
* The Nice Fat Policeman
* Harry Hooligooly
* Henrietta Hooligooly
* Hector the Puppy
* The Wicked Magician/Mr. Grace
* The Wild Gazook
* Auntie Aunt
* Uncle Unk
* Millicent
* The Fuzzywump
* The Fuzzywump's Mother
* Jack (of the Beanstalk)
* The Giant
* Cinderella
* Wicked Stepsisters
* Three Bears
* Little Red Riding Hood
* The Big Bad Wolf
* Hansel & Gretel
* The Witch
* Sinbad the Sailor
Luna

## Luna • Earth Ⅰ

**Luna** is the oldest off-world colony, having been a colony for four hundred years its relationship with its colonizer Earth and its neighbor Mars has changed and diverged over the centuries. Since the isolation of the Solar System Luna has grown in importance and significance arguably eclipsing Earth and Mars.

## Geography

Rugged, barren, and cold. Rocky and covered by craters of various sizes along with dried lava across some parts of its surface.
My Very Own Fairy Stories

**My Very Own Fairy Stories** is a book written and illustrated by Johnny Gruelle.

## Stories

1. The Cheery Cricket
2. The Kind Hearted Ginger Bread Man
3. The Ugly Caterpillar
4. Jimmy Crow and the Owls
5. The Good Finger Fairies
6. Granny Hawkins
7. The Rubbery Dubbery Smiles
8. Uncle Clem
9. The Happy Story
10. The Quarrel of the Winds
11. The Mole Hill at Menemshia Creek
12. The Discontented King

## Characters

* Uncle Clem
* Percy the Policeman
Children's Favorite Fairy Tales: The Stories that Never Grow Old

Children's Favorite Fairy Tales: The Stories that Never Grow Old illustrated by John B, Gruelle

## Stories

* Aladdin
* The History of Tom Thumb
* The Restless Imp
* The Sleeping Beauty
* The Three Little Bears
* Dick Whittington
* The Goose Girl
* Sinbad the Sailor
* Cinderella

## External Links

https://www.ebth.com/items/5838921-1918-children-s-favorite-fairy-tales

https://picclick.com/M-L-Kirk-Children%E2%80%99s-Favorite-Fairy-203231522537.html
Raggedy Ann's Words of Friendship : Kind Thoughts For One and All

From the works of Johnny Gruelle

When Raggedy Ann and a young girl named Marcella first became friends it was the beginning of an era - one that would last for more than eighty-five years and extend to children all over the world. Their special friendship has shown generations of readers not only what it means to be a good friend, but why friends are so important in our lives as well. From the bit of sunshine a warm word puts in our hearts to the joy of sharing, this book of kind thoughts and welcoming prose is sure to make any friend smile.
Gingham and Yarn (Reprise 2)

**Gingham and Yarn (Reprise 2)** is a song from the Raggedy Ann Broadway musical. As the show wraps up, the company sings one last verse of the narration.

## Lyrics

**Company:**

Carry on

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

With silver moon to light the way

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

And the shadows fly away

## Videos

Raggedy Ann 1986 Broadway - Gingham and Yarn Reprise 2 - Rag Dolly FinaleRaggedy Ann Broadway Demo - Gingham and Yarn Reprise - Finale
Raggedy Ann & Andy: Leaf Dance

**Raggedy & Andy: Leaf Dance** is a children's storybook by Bobby Pearlman with illustrations by Kathryn Mitter.

## Plot

It's the first day of fall, so all of the toys go outside to play and dance in the falling leaves.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Cleety the Clown
* Fido
* Frederika
* Henny
* The Leaf Fairies
* The Little Brown Bear
* Uncle Clem
Mommy

Bethe B. Austin as Mommy with Baby on her lap, Kennedy Center, 1986

**Mommy** is a character from the Raggedy Ann musical and is the show's version of Marcella's mother. The role was originated by Bethe B. Austin, who played Mommy through the Broadway run.

## Background

Mommy married Poppa and lived in a shack by the Hudson river with their daughter Marcella, but when the girl was still a baby she found herself feeling trapped and miserable in her marriage. So she ran off with another man to California to pursue a life of glitz and glamour.

### Marcella’s Dream

Within Marcella's dream, her mother appears as a Witch. Instead of being portrayed as a standard fairy tale wicked witch, she wears flapper dress and fur coat, and there's nothing particularly wicked about her. She appears in the woods, attempting to tie a running bowline in a piece of clothesline.

### Cloudland Sequence

While in the clouds Marcella uses her third wish to see her mother, and she appears as the Shooting Star, a lively celestial figure without a care in the world.

## Appearances

### Stage

* Raggedy Ann/Rag Dolly (1984-1986) [William Gibson/Joe Raposo]

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann: The Musical (Demos) (1985)
Joe Raposo

**Joseph Guilherme Raposo**, OIH (February 8, 1937 – February 5, 1989) was an American composer, songwriter, pianist, singer and lyricist, best known for his work on the children's television series *Sesame Street.* He composed the music for the 1977 *Raggedy Ann and Andy* film, as well as two successive stage musicals featuring the characters.
Raggedy Ann and Andy (book)

**Raggedy Ann and Andy** is an adaptation by Kathleen N. Daly of the 1977 Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure screenplay by Patricia Thackray and Max Wilk.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Maxi-Fixit
* Grandpa
* Topsy
* Socko
* Susie Pincushion
* Barney Beanbag
* Twin Pennies
* Babette
* Captain Contagious
* Queasy
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* The Greedy
* Sir Leonard Loony
* King Koo Koo
* Gazooks
Milton Bradley Board Game - Raggedy Ann

The Milton Bradley company first released a Raggedy Ann board game in 1956, featuring characters and art from the original Johnny Gruelle books. The game is for ages 4-9, and is very simple, players spin a spinner built-in to the board to collect puzzle pieces of Raggedy Ann. It was marketed specifically for young children.

There were three versions of the game, the 1956 "yellow box" version, the 1974 "white box" version, and the third in 1980 featuring Chuck Jones Illustrations. Each version featured a different assortment of characters.

## 1974 White Box

The box cover.The inside of the box cover.The rules.The game board.The game cardsGame card backs.The game spinner.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy

### 1956

* Cleety the Clown
* Hector the Puppy Dog
* The Little Pig That Eats & Eats
* Little Wooden Willie
* Magical Hobby Horse
* Percy the Policeman
* Uncle Clem

### 1974

* Hookie-the-Goblin
* Little Weakie
* Millicent
* Mr. Tumbles
* Nice Fat Policeman
* Snitznoodle
* Uncle Clem
* Witch Wiggle

### 1980

* Alexander Graham Wolf
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Captain Contagious
* Grandpa
* The Loonie Knight
* Queasy
* Raggedy Arthur
Captain Contagious

Captain Contagious is the main antagonist from the 1977 film Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure. He is also possibly the most infamous character from the movie alongside the Greedy, with his almost erotic infatuation with Babette and overall uncomfortable mannerisms.

## Background

Captain Contagious is partially based off the character Pirate Chieftan from the 1924 book, "Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees", which the 1977 movie is largely based on. In the original book, Pirate Chieftan is the captain of a flying ship who kidnaps Babette with his loyal crew of pirates, who are actually just beautiful women in disguise. Captain Contagious, on the other hand, was given a much larger role in the 1977 film with a more abstract design and a pet parrot named Queasy, who are trapped in an eternal snowstorm inside a snow globe. His pirate crew was also redesigned to look more like scraggily men with traditional pirate attire.

## Appearances

### Books

* The Animated Raggedy Ann & Andy (1977)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy (1977)

### Film & TV

* Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (1977)

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Hooray For Me

The seventh track on side two of the Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).

## Lyrics

**Pirates:**

Topsail rigged!

Mainsail jibbed!

Many bumps and oars!

Sails trimmed and mizzened, Captain Babette!

**Babette:**

That's the spirit boys!

Soon we will be in Paris and I will show you some real high life!

**Pirates:**

Hooray!

**Babette:**

Hooray for me, Babette of Gay Paris!

Hooray for me, I'm Captain now, you see!

**Pirates:**

Hooray for she, Babette of Gay Paris!

What joy! What glee!

We're headed, we're headed for Paris!

Hooray!

Hooray for she, Babette of Gay Paris!

Hooray for she, she's Captain now, you see!

Hooray for she, Babette of Gay Paris!

What joy! What glee!

We're headed, we're headed for Paris! Hooray!
Raggedy Ann's Wishing Pebble

***Raggedy Ann's Wishing Pebble*** is the fourth book in the *Raggedy Ann* series. Raggedy Ann finds a magical stone and makes wishes for her new woodland friends. Ultimately, the rock is sewn up inside the doll, which becomes a major story device in subsequent books. The story has been re-adapted and abridged.

## Plot

After recounting their adventures with The Camel with the Wrinkled knees for the other toys in the nursery, Raggedy Ann and Andy jump out the window and set off for another adventure.

While wandering through the forest, they come upon a group of Brownies who take them for a ride on the surface of The Looking Glass Brook. There, they meet Mr. Muscrat, who invites them in and tells them how turtles got their shells and snakes shed their skins. Mrs. Muscrat makes pancakes, Gertie Gartersnake briefly visits, and then the dolls are on their way.

Raggedy Ann picks up a pebble, pretends that it grants wishes, and proceeds to wish that the Muscrats had a ice cream soda water fountain and a garden of lollipops. They learn that their wish came true, so they return to indulge in ice cream with the Muscrats and their neighbors before Raggedy Ann reveals how the fountain came to be in their living room. Unfortunately, thinking it was all a game, Raggedy Ann pushed the pebble into the sand after she made her wishes. Everyone heads back to try to retrieve it, but they have no luck.

Soon they discover Raggedy Ann was overheard by Minky, who retrieved the pebble and proceeded to reverse their wishes. Minky becomes increasingly disagreeable as his selfish wishes stop working. He eventually kidnaps Winnie and Walter Woodchuck, so Ann and Andy rescue them, and Minky concludes that the good-hearted dolls deserve to have the rock back. Before he can return it, the wishing pebble is stolen by Bertram Bear, who gets up to hijinks until the stone falls through a hole in his pocket and winds up back in Raggedy Ann's clutches.

Raggedy Ann wishes for ice cream fountains and lollipop gardens for both the Muscrats and Minky. They celebrate, and to ensure the that she'll never lose the wishing pebble again, Mrs. Muscrat sews the stone into Raggedy Ann's chest.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Mr. Muscrat
* Mrs. Muscrat
* Timothy Turtle
* Gerty Gartersnake
* Freddie Field Mouse
* Georgie Groundhog
* Henrietta Hedgehog
* Charlie Chipmunk
* Frieda Fieldmouse
* Grampie Hoppytoad
* Clifton Crawdad
* Mr. Minky
* Winnie Woodchuck
* Walter Woodchuck
* Bertram Bear
* Mr. Bolivar Bear
* Mrs. Bolivar Bear
* Freddy Fox
Raggedy Ann & Andy's Dance Party

**Raggedy Ann & Andy's Dance Party** is an album released in 1980 by Kid Stuff Records.

## Tracks

1. Bunny Hop
2. The Twist
3. Comin' Round the Mountain
4. Disco, Disco
5. Que Sera
6. Hokey Pokey

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Jack in the Box
* Marcella's mother
* Marcella
* Record player
* Grandpa
* Susie Pincusion
Raggedy Ann and Andy Gold Key Comics

In 1971 Gold Key Comics published six issues of a comic featuring the doll siblings and their friends. Each chapter is 6-7 pages long, and there are four in each book.

## Issues

Raggedy Ann
Uncle Clem
Henny
The Penny Dolls
The French Doll
Marcella
Fido
The Indian Doll
The Tin Soldier
The Nurse Doll
Marcella's father
Marcella's mother
Polly
The Sailor Doll
* Medicine Man
* Find Fido!
 #2: Careful! The Flying Carpet's Running out of Magic Spell!
Raggedy Ann
Uncle Clem
Henny
Marcella
The French Doll
The Tin Soldier
The Eskimo Doll
The Indian Doll
The Penny Dolls
Marcella's mother
Fido
* Snowed In
* Homesick
 #3: Andy to the Rescue when Sir Knight Charges a Dragon!
Raggedy Ann
Uncle Clem
Henny
The Penny Dolls
The French Doll
Marcella
Sir Knight/Sir Trusty, Rusty Knight
The Baby Giraffe Doll
The Tin Soldier
The Indian Doll
The Mountain Climber Doll
Marcella's mother
* The Sudden Safari
* The Scared Scarecrow
 #4: Shiver Me Timbers! Captain Redbeard Strikes Again!
Raggedy Ann
Marcella
Uncle Clem
Henny
The French Doll
The Indian Doll
The Pilgrim Boy Doll
The Royal Mounted Policeman Doll
Fido
Captain Redbeard
Alice (a friend of Marcella)
The Matador Doll
Marcella's mother
* Fido Gets His Man
* Captain Redbeard's Return
 #5: Raggedy Ann is Sitting on a Heap of Trouble... But She Can't Hold on for Long!
Raggedy Ann
Uncle Clem
Henny
The Penny Dolls
The French Doll
Marcella
The Witch Doll
The Indian Doll
Fido
The Evil Hag
Marcella's father
* Too Many Kittens
* Good Witch, Bad Witch
 #6: Don't Touch the Candy or that Wicked Dr. Diet will get You!
Raggedy Ann
Uncle Clem
Henny
The Penny Dolls
The French Doll
Marcella
Dr. Diet
The Tin Soldier
Tightrope Walker Doll
Reff, the Elf Doll
Fido
Nandor
* That Wicked Dr. Diet
* Window Dressing
* The Shy Elf

## External Links

* Grand Comics Database Issue #1
* Grand Comics Database Issue #2
* Grand Comics Database Issue #3
* Grand Comics Database Issue #4
* Grand Comics Database Issue #5
* Grand Comics Database Issue #6
Marcella: A Raggedy Ann Story

**Marcella: A Raggedy Ann Story** is a 1929 novel written and illustrated by Johnny Gruelle.

## Synopsis

**Foreward:**

**The Train Ride:** Marcella plays make-believe with her dolls, taking them on a metal wagon train ride through the garden to “grandmother’s house”, her playhouse made from an old dry-goods box. There they make cookies and other treats out of mud, and have a nice pretend dinner.

**The Picnic:** Ann tells the dolls that Marcella plans on taking all her dolls and stuffed animals with her on a picnic in the countryside. Henny says that the stuffed animals shouldn’t get to go, since they’re not dolls, then goes to sulk behind the toy box. He’s forgotten when the toys get moved into the car, so the raggedy animals sneak out during the night to grab him so he gets to come to the picnic as well.

**Moving Day:** Marcella’s family is moving to a house on the seashore, and she gets all the dolls ready to go. The moving men take Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy, and Beloved Belindy to use as cushions between two mirrors in the truck. During the trip, the jostling of the truck knocks Belindy out from between the mirrors, and she falls into a crack where she’s lost for two weeks until the moving men finally find her.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Marcella
* Mommy
* Beloved Belindy
* Uncle Clem
* Henny
* Frederika
* Susan the Headless Doll
* Cleety the Clown
* The French Doll
* Sunny Bunny
* The Little Brown Bear
* Eddie Elephant
* Johnny Mouse

## Adaptations

**The Picnic** was adapted for Henny's card in the Raggedy Ann and Friends Cardbook set.
I Never Get Enough

The third track on side two of the Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).

## Lyrics

**The Greedy**

You can give me candy, cotton candy, chocolate bar or lollipop.

Fill me up on ice cream, dripping fudge sauce, butterscotch and nuts that never stop!

Feed me gobs and gushes of your most de-luscious stuff,

But without a sweetheart,

I never get enough.

Oh, squash me a banana drowned in jelly, tutti-fruity by the score,

Marzipan and pastry drenched in butter, caramel and gingerbread galore!

I can gorge forever but I'm just an empty shell,

And without a sweetheart,

I don't feel so well.

*[Dialogue sequence]*

I cannot go on living like this, oozing!

Where's the sugarpop to stop this misery? Oh,

Oozing!

Is this endless eating all there is to be' or not to be?

Melt me a tortoni, zabaoni, glazed with soggy halivah!

Peanut butter custard, baked Alaska, miracles of food from near and far!

There's not one delight I haven't tried, but life's too rough, C

uz without a sweetheart,

I never get enough.

Never get enough.

Never get enough.
Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Tunnel of Lost Toys

**Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Tunnel of Lost Toys** is a 1980 storybook by Catharine Bushnell with illustrations by Vernon McKissack.

## Synopsis

While visiting an amusement park, Raggedy Ann and Andy are kidnapped by a fire-breathing dragon who imprisons them in a deep pit with other captured toys.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Marcella
* Cowboy Mike
* Dragon
* A Painted Rocking Horse
* Beautiful Ballet Dancer
* Lost and Found Man
* Pink Octopus
* Crying Baby Doll
* Stuffed Dog
Carry On

Poppa singing Carry On to Marcella.

**Carry On** is a song from the Raggedy Ann Broadway musical. To cheer up his sick and dying daughter Marcella, Poppa fashions together a charming rag doll named Raggedy Ann. To encourage her to get some sleep, he tells her the dolls come alive while she dreams. The song shifts after she falls asleep, as Poppa encourages himself to stay strong despite life's hardships.

## Lyrics

**Marcella: (spoken)**

How can I see if my eyes are closed?

**Poppa:**

It’s the only way

**(sung)**

When you're asleep

Then they wake up

And carry on

**Marcella:**

Carry on?

**Poppa:**

You’re counting sheep

While they pop up

And carry on

**Marcella:**

Carry on

**Poppa:**

When all the world seems quiet

It's some phenomenon

They carry on

**Marcella:**

Carry on

**Poppa:**

They carry on

**Marcella:**

Why am I dying, poppa?

**Poppa: (spoken)**

You’re not, you’re not. Those doctors are off their minds. Now, try to get some sleep. That’s all that makes sense, and Raggedy Ann will keep you company. Sweet dreams.

**(sung)**

Nothing lasts forever

And life is never sure

But a heart that's filled with love is strong

And always will endure

The pain is there

But you stand up

And carry on

**Chorus:**

Carry on

**Poppa:**

It's hard to bear

But you stand up

And carry on

**Chorus:**

Carry on

**Poppa:**

When all the things you've cared for

Or hoped or dreamed

Seems gone

**(spoken)**

You up there, mister? Now listen, you let my kid live, you hear me? Or I’ll rip your beard out, you old goat-- by the fistful!-- you-- please--

**Chorus:**

You carry on

## History

### ESIPA Workshop 1984

**(sung)**

When you're asleep

Then they wake up

And carry on

**Marcella:**

Carry on?

**Poppa:**

You’re counting sheep

They pop right up

And carry on

**Marcella:**

Carry on

**Poppa:**

When all the world seems quiet

It's some phenomenon

They carry on

**Marcella:**

Carry on

**Poppa:**

They carry on

*[Dialogue sequence]*

﻿﻿When trouble's there

Then you stand up

And carry on

**Chorus:**

Carry on

**Poppa:**

It isn't fair

But you stand up

And carry on

**Chorus:**

Carry on

**Poppa:**

When all you ever cared for

And all you love's

Half gone

### ESIPA 3/1/1985 script

* "And all you love's half gone" changed to "And what you love's half gone."

### ESIPA Nov 1985 script

Nothing lasts forever

And life is never sure

But a heart that's filled with love is strong

And always will endure

The pain is there

But you stand up

And carry on

It's hard to bear

But you stand up

And carry on

* "And what you love's half gone" changed to "Or dreamed, or loved seems gone."

### Broadway Previews

* "Or dreamed, or loved seems gone" changed to "Or hoped, or dreamed seems gone."

## Videos

Raggedy Ann - Carry OnRaggedy Ann Broadway Demo - Carry OnRaggedy Ann 1986 Broadway - Carry On
Raggedy Ann & Andy: Johnny Gruelle's Dolls with Heart

**Raggedy Ann & Andy : Johnny Gruelle's Dolls with Heart** is a 1994 video biography of Johnny Gruelle, the artist and author, and a comprehensive history of eight decades of Raggedy Ann & Andy dolls and related collectibles. It features Raggedy Ann historian Patricia Hall and Johnny Gruelle's grandson Kim Gruelle, who is Worth Gruelle's son.
Home

The eleventh and last track on side two of the Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). In the movie, the lines between The Camel's entrance and the beginning of the Candy Hearts and Paper Flowers reprise were cut, only appearing in the album. The song was re-purposed for another one of Raposo's projects, the Shining Time Station S2 episode *All's Fair.*

## Lyrics

**Raggedy Ann:**

Quiet fireside, doors that open wide,

Smiles to welcome me home!

Hands to take my hand, hearts to understand

What it means to be home!

All the wandering and the wondering, where would I find

That little world of love I saw so clear in my mind?

Now it's here at last, all my troubles past,

Never more I'll have to roam!

I'm home!

I'm home.

**Susie Pincushion:**

All the happiness with those you care for

**Barney Beanbag:**

When you finally know what you're there for,

**Maxi-Fixit:**

And it's wonderful how suddenly you're

In the place where you belong.

**Grandpa:**

All the sharing to make life worth living,

**Twin Pennies:**

And the pleasure you get cuz you're givin'.

**Raggedy Andy:**

Ain't it wonderful how all at once you're

Where you wished for all along?

*[Dialogue Sequence]*

**Raggedy Andy (Toys)**

Quiet fireside (All the happiness with those you care for)

**Raggedy Ann (Toys)**

Doors that open wide (When you finally know what you're there for)

**The Camel (Toys)**

Smiles to welcome me (And it's wonderful how suddenly you're)

Home (In the place where you belong)

**Raggedy Andy (Toys)**

Hands to take my hand (All the sharing to make life worth living)

**The Camel (Toys)**

Hearts to understand (And the pleasure you get cuz you're givin)

**Raggedy Andy (Toys)**

What it means to be (Ain't it wonderful how all at once you're)

Home (Where you wished for all along)

**The Camel**

All the wandering and the wondering and now I know

I'm holding something real and I won't ever let go!

**All**

Now you're here at last, all your troubles past,

Never more you'll have to roam!

You're home!

I'm home!

*[Dialogue Sequence]*

**Raggedy Andy**

Times get bad but I don't worry

**The Camel**

Cuz I know you'd see me through.

**All**

And candy hearts and paper flowers

Will always keep me close to you,

Will always keep me close to you.
Raggedy Ann (Jody Reynolds Song)

* White Label
* Red Label

**Raggedy Ann** is a single by 1950s pop star Jody Reynolds. Released in 1963 by the Brent Music Corporation, there are red and white label variants, both with the same catalog number and backed with "The Girl from King Marie."

## Lyrics

A little girl

Played all alone

Just across the street from me

It seemed no one

Ever stayed at home

To keep her company

Then one day

An old man came

And told her not to weep

And as he left

He gave to her

A ragged doll to keep

The little girl

Loved Raggedy Ann

You'd never see

Them far apart

Yes, the little girl

Loved Raggedy Ann

Loved it with all

Her little heart

Many years

Have come and gone

And she became a movie queen

A tattered toy

From a kind old man

Changed her life, it seems

But then one day

I heard the news

That she had passed away

And no one knows

How much I cried

When I heard them say

And in her arms

Was Raggedy Ann

Tightly pressed

Against her cheek

And though a star

She's kept Raggedy Ann

For, it was hers

Yes, hers to keep

For, it was hers

Yes, hers to keep
Raggedy Ann's 90th Birthday Party at FAO Schwarz

On September 10, 2005, FAO Schwarz invites you to a fun-filled birthday party extravaganza to celebrate Raggedy Ann's 90th Birthday. Join us for activites, entertainment, and treats for the entire family.

Where:

FAO Schwarz

767 Fifth Avenue (at 58th Street)

New York, NY 10153

When:

Saturday, September 10, 2005

12:00 to 3:00 p.m.

* Enjoy live storybook readings
* Doll and book signing by Ruth Gruelle, daughter-in-law of creator Johnny Gruelle
* Meet life-size Raggedy Ann & Andy
* Sing along with a special performance of Raggedy Ann folk songs
* View the special exhibit showcasing Raggedy Ann's 90-year history
* Taste Raggedy Ann and Andy Treats
* Order a Raggedy Ann Ice Cream Sundae, specially created by the scoopologists at FAO Schweetz

*With your purchase of $30 or more of Raggedy Ann & Andy products, you will receive a Birthday Gift Bag filled with stickers, activities, a commemorative lollipop, and a limited-edition Happy 90th Raggedy Ann doll. While supplies last.*

*Among the most popular characters of the twentieth century, Raggedy Ann has been voted number three of the top 100 dolls of all time in* Doll Reader *and was inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame in 2002.*

*Raggedy Ann & Andy have starred in numerous books, comics, cartoons, movies, and even a musical. Raggedy Ann made her first appearance in 1915 when creator Johnny Gruelle created Raggedy Ann to entertain his ailing daughter, Marcella.*
Marcella's mother

Marcella's mother is mentioned often in the original books, and occasionally shows up in other media.

For the character of Marcella's mother in the Gibson/Raposo stage musical, see: Mommy.

## Appearances

### Books

* Raggedy Ann Stories (1918)
* Marcella: A Raggedy Ann Story (1929)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy Gold Key Comics (1971) (Issues #1-4)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy's Grow and Learn Library (1988)
* Raggedy Ann & Andy: Old Friends, New Friends (2000)

### Film & TV

* Snowden: Raggedy Ann & Andy's Adventure (1998)
* The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy (1988-1990)
Raggedy Ann Helps Grandpa Hoppergrass

**Raggedy Ann Helps Grandpa Hoppergrass** is a book by Johnny Gruelle posthumously adapted from his newspaper column and illustrated by his brother, Justin. For the book edition, Raggedy Andy was replaced by Uncle Clem. The book has been published in full-color, black-and-white, and two-tone color editions.

## Plot

Raggedy Ann and Uncle Clem hear the squeaking wheels of a wagon in the grass below them, and as they lay down to see what the noise was, suspecting it came from the fiddling of Johnny Cricket, they instead discover the caterpillar-pony-drawn wagon of Grandpa Hoppergrass. They watch as he delivers an odd yellow substance to the other Hoppergrass ladies in their village, when suddenly the wagon gets stuck on the stem of a weed. Raggedy Ann, kind as always, moves the stem away for the wagon to continue on it's path. Grandpa Hoppergrass instead climbs up her arm to thank her, giving Raggedy Ann and Uncle Clem the chance to inquire about the substance. He explains that he collects the golden yellow pollen for the lady Hoppergrasses below so that they can use it as “fairy flour” to make lovely cakes and cookies. Raggedy Ann and Clem offer to help him by picking the flowers themselves and placing them in the Hoppergrass village. Grandpa thanks them and returns home to Grandpa Hoppergrass, as Ann and Clem run back to the playhouse to inform the other dolls about the fairy flour.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Uncle Clem
* Grandpa Hoppergrass