Uncle Remus: The Song of the South

by gopal Last updated 2 months ago

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Uncle Remus: The Song of the South

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  • Briza(), 7 days ago

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    I LOVE IT

  • MagikGypsy, 2 months ago

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    These were indeed great stories and a grand read. Wonderful glog. Too bad someone had to rate it so low. Trolls. Wonder what Uncle Remus would have called them? Take care.;)

  • Geisha, 2 months ago

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    This was slightly before my time but m hubby is a fan of Uncle Remus. I do remember some old books but I am not sure if we still have them. Wonderful glog. Hubby's favorite too.

  • gopal(), 2 months ago

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    The black man was affectionately called Uncle Remus by his young and eager audience, who couldn't wait to get to Uncle Remus' cabin everyday to hear a new story about Br'er (Brother) Rabbit.

  • gopal(), 2 months ago

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    I first saw these cartoons in the 1950s in a weekly magazine called : The Illustrated Weekly of India. They were an instant hit with us kids as in it a black man tells stories to young children on a plantation, about how a wily rabbit manages to escape from the clutches of a bear and a wolf who want to make meal of him. Sadly, the magazine is now out of print, but the book of stories with all the cartoons, is available with Amazon. Disney later made a film based on these stories called "The Song Of the South".