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Cheer Up, Sleepy Jean
A young girl who has been devastated by the loss of her parents (and the family dog Sparky!) is cheered up by her happy-go-lucky crazy Uncle Felix at the funeral.
Starring:
Matthew Schutt, Melanie Gilpin, Patrick M. Strong, Andrew Schark, David Roman Daniels, Kay D'Arcy, Laurence Sutton, Natalie Williams, Jim Keith, Lance Ochsner, Donna Moore, David H. Lawrence XVII
Genre:
Short, Musical, Comedy
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