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Two rascally weavers convince the emperor they are making him beautiful new clothes, visible only to those fit for their posts, but during a royal procession in which he first wears them, a child whispers that the emperor has nothing on.

After several farm animals become so enamored of their reflections in the pond that they jump in, it is the Frog who tricked them who ends up the silliest of all.

By the time a chicken's innocent remark about losing a feather is passed on from one bird to another it turns into a wild story about the suicidal deaths of five lovesick hens.

A vain knight takes a long time getting ready, with help from his squire, to save the princess from a dragon.

The Funny Thing is Gágs follow-up to her well-loved classic, Millions of Cats. It tells the story of a curious "aminal" that eats childrens dolls. A kindly man named Bobo cannot stand by and allow this to happen. He entices it to eat the concoction "jum-jills." A happy ending is assured when the Funny Thing discovers he loves them and never eats another doll.

When Dog's constant boasting makes his friends sad, they find a way to teach him what it means to be a good friend.

A vain peacock named Limelight Larry is excited to be in a book that is just about him, but before long, several of his animal friends begin poking their heads in to see what is going on as Limelight Larry tries to get them to go away.

An old hermit changes a little mouse into a cat, then a dog, and finally into a tiger.

Because of her hateful pride the king gave his daughter in marriage to the first beggar to pass the castle gates.

Film based on the Hans Christian Andersen classic fairy tale, two con artists attempt to swindle the Emperor by playing up to his vanity. They pretend to make him a suit that they claim is so dazzlingly beautiful that none but the very wise are able to see it. In the end, their deceit is revealed by the wisdom of a child.