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__ Movies/Documentaries __ 1- Duke Ellington Plays Mary Poppins 000  ||   01490cjm a22003497a 450  || 001  ||   5745902  ||  005   ||   20050707163054.0  ||  007   ||   sdubsmennmplue  || 008  ||   951027s1964 enkuun  || 035  ||   __ |9 (DLC) 95769272  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c orignew |d 3 |e ncip |f 19 |g y-genmusic  || 955  ||   __ |a vn23  || 010  ||   __ |a 95769272  || 028  ||   00 |a VS 115 |b Valiant  || 035  ||   __ |a (OCoLC)33380614  || 040  ||   __ |a DLC |c DLC |d DLC  || 050  ||   00 |a Valiant VS 115  || 245  ||   00 |a Duke Ellington plays with the original motion picture score Mary Poppins |h [sound recording] / |c all compositions written & composed by Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman. || 260   ||   __ |a London : |b Valiant, |c p1964. || 300   ||   __ |a 1 sound disc : |b analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; |c 12 in. || 511   ||   0_ |a Performed by Duke Ellington. || 505   ||   0_ |a A spoonful of sugar -- Chim chim cher-ee -- Feed the birds (tuppence a bag) -- Let’s go fly a kite -- Stay awake -- I love to laugh -- Holly ’oliday -- Sister Suffragette -- The perfect nanny -- Step in time (the chimney sweep dance) -- The life I lead -- Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. || 500   ||   __ |a Brief record. || 650   ||   _0 |a Jazz |y 1961-1970. || 650   ||   _0 |a Motion picture music |x Excerpts, Arranged. || 650   ||   _0 |a Poppins, Mary (Fictitious character) |x Songs and music. || 700   ||   1_ |a Ellington, Duke, |d 1899-1974. |4 prf || 700  ||   1_ |a Sherman, Richard M., |d 1928-  || 700  ||   1_ |a Sherman, Robert B.  || 953  ||   __ |a TA28  || 985  ||   __ |a 9510  || 991  ||   __ |b c-RecSound |h Valiant VS 115 |w MUSIC  || 2- Mary Poppins songs from the Walt Disney Production 000  ||   02460cjm a2200589 a 450  || 001  ||   5709721  ||  005   ||   20070924140201.0  ||  007   ||   sdubmmennmpluu  || 008  ||   870624s1965 caumpn eng d  || 035  ||   __ |9 (DLC) 94750774  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c copycat |d 3 |e ncip |f 19 |g y-genmusic  || 955  ||   __ |a ns30  || 010  ||   __ |a 94750774  || 028  ||   02 |a HLP 152 |b Hamilton  || 035  ||   __ |a (OCoLC)16070423  || 040  ||   __ |a OBgU |c OBgU |d OCoLC |d DLC  || 042  ||   __ |a lccopycat  || 050  ||   00 |a Hamilton HLP 152  || 100  ||   1_ |a Sherman, Richard M., |d 1928-  || 240  ||   10 |a Mary Poppins (Motion picture music). |k Selections || 245  ||   10 |a Mary Poppins |h [sound recording] : |b songs from the Walt Disney Production / |c music & lyrics by Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman. || 260   ||   __ |a Hollywood, Calif. : |b Hamilton, |c [1965?]  || 300  ||   __ |a 1 sound disc : |b analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono. ; |c 12 in. || 511   ||   0_ |a Music from the film conducted by Lawrence Welk with various vocalists. || 505   ||   0_ |a Chim chim cheree (The Lennon Sisters) -- Step in time (The Lawrence Welk Singers) -- I love to laugh (Aladdin) -- The perfect nanny (Peggy Lennon) -- Super-cali-fragil-istic-expi-ali-docious (Bobby & Barbara) -- Jolly holiday (The Lawrence Welk Singers) -- A spoonful of sugar (Larry Hooper) -- Sister suffragette (The Lawrence Welk Singers) -- Feed the birds (Natalie Nevins) -- The life I lead (Bob Lido) -- Stay awake (Norma Zimmer) -- Let’s go fly a kite (The Lawrence Welk Singers). || 650   ||   _0 |a Motion picture music |v Excerpts, Arranged. || 650   ||   _0 |a Poppins, Mary (Fictitious character) |v Songs and music. || 700   ||   1_ |a Sherman, Robert B.  || 700  ||   1_ |a Welk, Lawrence, |d 1903-1992. |4 prf || 700  ||   1_ |a Lennon, Peggy. |4 prf || 700  ||   1_ |a Hooper, Larry. |4 prf || 700  ||   1_ |a Nevins, Natalie. |4 prf || 700  ||   1_ |a Lido, Bob. |4 prf || 700  ||   1_ |a Zimmer, Norma. |4 prf || 700  ||   0_ |a Aladdin. |4 prf || 710  ||   2_ |a Lawrence Welk Singers. |4 prf || 710  ||   2_ |a Lennon Sisters. |4 prf || 710  ||   2_ |a Bobby & Barbara. |4 prf || 740  ||   0_ |a Chim chim cheree. || 740   ||   0_ |a Step in time. || 740   ||   0_ |a I love to laugh. || 740   ||   0_ |a Perfect nanny. || 740   ||   0_ |a Super-cali-fragil-istic-expi-ali-docious. || 740   ||   0_ |a Jolly holiday. || 740   ||   0_ |a Spoonful of sugar. || 740   ||   0_ |a Sister suffragette. || 740   ||   0_ |a Feed the birds. || 740   ||   0_ |a Life I lead. || 740   ||   0_ |a Stay awake. || 740   ||   0_ |a Let’s go fly a kite. || 953   ||   __ |a TA28  || 991  ||   __ |b c-RecSound |h Hamilton HLP 152 |w MUSIC  || 3- Mary Poppins (1964) 000  ||   03271cgm a22005537a 450  || 001  ||   11685390  ||  005   ||   20070813143511.0  ||  007   ||   vducgaizu  || 008  ||   961022s1993 xxu139 vceng  || 035  ||   __ |9 (DLC) 96522023  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c orignew |d u |e ncip |f 19 |g y-movingim  || 010  ||   __ |a 96522023  || 017  ||   __ |a PA665-811 |b U.S. Copyright Office  || 040  ||   __ |a DLC |c DLC |d DLC |e amim  || 050  ||   00 |a DAA 2229 (viewing copy)  || 245  ||   00 |a Mary Poppins / |c Walt Disney Productions ; directed by Robert Stevenson ; screenplay by Bill Walsh and Don DaGradi. || 250   ||   __ |a [Disney’s exclusive archive collection with supplementary material]. || 260   ||   __ |a United States : |b Buena Vista Home Video, |c 1993. || 300   ||   __ |a 2 videodiscs of 2 (laser) (ca. 160 min.) : |b sd., col., letterboxed ; |c 12 in. viewing copy. || 440   ||   _0 |a Disney’s exclusive archive collection  || 500  ||   __ |a Copyright: Walt Disney Productions. Appl. au.: entire motion picture: Buena Vista Home Video an accepted alternative of Walt Disney Company. NM: new & additional artwork, text, music, and all other cinematographic material. DCR 1993; PUB 4Mar93; REG 24Jun93; PA 665-811. || 508   ||   __ |a Music and lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman. || 511   ||   1_ |a Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, Glynis Johns, Hermione Baddeley, Karen Dotrice, Matthew Garber, Elsa Lanchester, Arthur Treacher, Reginald Owen, Ed Wynn. || 500   ||   __ |a Additional material on videodisc includes: behind the scenes footage, storyboards/film comparisons, set design sketches, conceptual drawings and paintings, archival production photographs, original theatrical trailer and footage at world premiere. || 520   ||   __ |a A classical story about an enchanting woman who flies out of the sky and into the lives of two mischievous children sorely in need of a strict nanny. Expecting harsh discipline, the tots are pleasantly surprised when Mary Poppins and her good friend, Bert, take them dancing on London’s rooftops, into the cartoon world of a chalk pavement drawing, and up to a hilarious floating tea party where the love of laughter heals all. || 500   ||   __ |a Summary taken from videodisc jacket. || 500   ||   __ |a On videodisc jacket: 1588 CS  || 500  ||   __ |a Based on the Mary Poppins books by P.L. Travers. || 500   ||   __ |a Two videodiscs in one jacket. || 500   ||   __ |a Sources used: videodisc label and jacket; copyright datasheet & database. || 541   ||   __ |d Received: 12/2/93; |3 viewing copy; |c copyright deposit--MPA; |a Copyright Collection. || 650   ||   _0 |a Poppins, Mary (Fictitious character) |v Drama. || 655   ||   _7 |a Fantasy. |2 mim || 655  ||   _7 |a Animation. |2 mim || 655  ||   _7 |a Features. |2 mim || 655  ||   _7 |a Videodiscs. |2 gmgpc || 700  ||   1_ |a Stevenson, Robert, |d 1905-1986, |e direction. || 700   ||   1_ |a Walsh, Bill, |d 1913-1975, |e writing. || 700   ||   1_ |a DaGradi, Don, |e writing. || 700   ||   1_ |a Andrews, Julie, |e cast. || 700   ||   1_ |a Van Dyke, Dick, |e cast. || 700   ||   1_ |a Tomlinson, David, |d 1917-2000, |e cast. || 700   ||   1_ |a Johns, Glynis, |e cast. || 710   ||   2_ |a Walt Disney Productions. || 710   ||   2_ |a Buena Vista Home Video (Firm)  || 710  ||   2_ |a Copyright Collection (Library of Congress) |5 DLC  || 952  ||   __ |a Viewing copy viewed. || 953   ||   __ |a TE01  || 991  ||   __ |b c-MP&TV |h DAA 2229 (viewing copy) |w MUMS VM File  || 4- Music from Mary Poppins the Living Voices 000  ||   01505njm a22003017a 450  || 001  ||   13680636  ||  005   ||   20040809105041.0  ||  007   ||   sd bmmennmplue  || 008  ||   040809s1965 caumpn eng  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c orignew |d 4 |e ncip |f 20 |g y-soundrec  || 925  ||   0_ |a acquire |b 1 shelf copy |x policy default  || 955  ||   __ |a vk94 2004-08-09 |i vk94 2004-08-09 |e vk94 2004-08-09 to MBRS  || 010  ||   __ |a 2004597513  || 028  ||   32 |a SP-1887 |b Armed Forces Radio and Television Service  || 028  ||   32 |a SP-1888 |b Armed Forces Radio and Television Service  || 040  ||   __ |a DLC |c DLC  || 050  ||   00 |a LPA 34212  || 245  ||   00 |a Music from Mary Poppins |h [sound recording] / |c the Living Voices ; arranged and conducted by Anita Kerr. || 246   ||   30 |a Mary Poppins  || 260  ||   __ |a Los Angeles : |b Armed Forces Radio and Television Service, |c [1965]  || 300  ||   __ |a 1 sound disc : |b analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono. ; |c 12 in. || 500   ||   __ |a Selections from commercial recordings. || 500   ||   __ |a "RL 48-5"--Labels. || 505   ||   0_ |a Step in time -- Chim chim cheree -- Medley : A British bank/Sister suffragette/I love to laugh -- Stay awake -- Jolly holiday -- The life I lead -- Feed the birds (tuppence a bag) -- Medley : Fidelity Fiduciary Bank/The perfect nanny/Let’s go fly a kite -- Super-cali-fragil-istic-expi-ali-docious -- A spoonful of sugar. || 500   ||   __ |a Brief record. || 650   ||   _0 |a Motion picture music |v Excerpts, Arranged. || 710   ||   1_ |a United States. |b Armed Forces Radio and Television Service. || 710   ||   2_ |a AFRTS Collection (Library of Congress) |5 DLC  || 5- Let's go fly a kite: From Walt Disney's Mary Poppins 000  ||   00829ccm a22002177a 450  || 001  ||   12812797  ||  005   ||   20020611163809.0  ||  008   ||   020611s2001 wiuuug n eng  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c orignew |d 4 |e ncip |f 20 |g y-genmusic  || 925  ||   0_ |a acquire |b 2 shelf copies |x policy default  || 955  ||   __ |a vk00 2002-06-11 |h vk26 2002-06-11 |e vk26 2002-06-11 to Music Division  || 010  ||   __ |a 2002583634  || 028  ||   32 |a 08742706 |b Hal Leonard  || 040  ||   __ |a DLC |c DLC  || 050  ||   00 |a M1570 |b .S  || 100  ||   1_ |a Sherman, Richard M., |d 1928-  || 245  ||   10 |a Let’s go fly a kite : |b from Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins : 2-part / |c words and music by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman ; arranged by Cristi Cary Miller. || 260   ||   __ |a Milwaukee, WI : |b Hal Leonard, |c c2001. || 300   ||   __ |a 1 close score (11 p.) ; |c 27 cm.  || 440  ||   _0 |a Youth sings out  || 500  ||   __ |a Brief record. || 6- Disney and Cameron Mackintosh present Mary Poppins Original London Cast 000  ||   01519cjm a22002533a 450  || 001  ||   14403820  ||  005   ||   20060828171239.0  ||  007   ||   sd fsngnnmmned  || 008  ||   060607s2005 cauppn| | eng  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c orignew |d 3 |e ncip |f 20 |g y-genmusic  || 925  ||   0_ |a acquire |b 2 copies |x policy default  || 955  ||   __ |a vn00 2006-06-07 |h vn47 2006-06-07 |e vn47 2006-06-07 to MBRS/RS |e vn12 2006-08-28 copy 2 to MBRS/RS  || 985  ||   __ |a SMCD |e cdpop  || 010  ||   __ |a 2006580372  || 024  ||   1_ |a 050086139170  || 028  ||   02 |a 61391-7 |b Walt Disney Records  || 040  ||   __ |a DLC |c DLC  || 050  ||   00 |a SDB 43001  || 245  ||   00 |a Disney and Cameron Mackintosh present Mary Poppins |h [sound recording] : |b original London cast recording. || 260   ||   __ |a Burbank, CA : |b Walt Disney Records, |c p2005. || 300   ||   __ |a 1 sound disc : |b digital ; |c 4 3/4 in. || 500   ||   __ |a Compact disc. || 505   ||   0_ |a Prologue/Chim chim cher-ee -- Cherry Tree Lane, Pt. 1 -- The perfect nanny -- Cherry Tree Lane, Pt. 2 -- Practically perfect -- Jolly holiday -- Cherry Tree Lane (reprise) ; Being Mrs. Banks ; Jolly holiday (reprise) -- A spoonful of sugar -- Feed the birds -- Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious -- Temper, temper -- Chim chim cher-ee (rooftop duet) -- Entr’acte: Run away -- Brimstone and treacle, Pt. 1 -- Let’s go fly a kite -- Good for nothing ; Being Mrs. Banks (reprise) -- Brimstone and treacle, Pt. 2 -- Step in time -- A man has dreams ; A spoonful of sugar (reprise) -- Anything can happen -- A spoonful of sugar (reprise) ; A shooting star. || 500   ||   __ |a Brief record. || 7- Mary Poppins music and lyrics 000  ||   01699cjm a2200397 a 450  || 001  ||   14133270  ||  005   ||   20051005160302.0  ||  007   ||   sd fsngnnmmned  || 008  ||   051005s2004 caumpn| | eng d  || 010  ||   __ |a 2005589385  || 024  ||   1_ |a 050086120178  || 028  ||   02 |a 61201-7 |b Walt Disney Records  || 028  ||   02 |a 5008 61201-7 |b Walt Disney Records  || 035  ||   __ |a (OCoLC)ocm57073137  || 040  ||   __ |a OCJ |c OCJ |d OCLCQ |d OCL |d DLC  || 042  ||   __ |a lccopycat  || 050  ||   00 |a SDB 12805  || 245  ||   00 |a Mary Poppins |h [sound recording] / |c music and lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman. || 246   ||   3_ |a Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins  || 260  ||   __ |a Burbank, CA : |b Walt Disney Records, |c p2004. || 300   ||   __ |a 1 sound disc : |b digital ; |c 4 3/4 in. || 440   ||   _0 |a Disney’s karaoke series  || 500  ||   __ |a At head of title: Walt Disney’s. || 500   ||   __ |a Lyrics on container insert. || 500   ||   __ |a Compact disc. || 505   ||   0_ |a A spoonful of sugar -- Jolly holiday -- Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious -- Stay awake -- I love to laugh -- Feed the birds -- Chim-chim-cher-ee --Let’s go fly a kite -- Spoonful of sugar -- Jolly Holiday -- Supercalifragilisticezpialidocious -- Stay awake -- I love to laugh -- Feed the brids -- Chim-chim-cher-ee -- Let’s go fly a kit. || 500   ||   __ |a Instrumental versions and vocal versions. || 650   ||   _0 |a Motion picture music. || 650   ||   _0 |a Karaoke. || 700   ||   1_ |a Sherman, Richard M., |d 1928-  || 700  ||   1_ |a Sherman, Robert B.  || 730  ||   0_ |a Mary Poppins (Motion picture)  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c copycat |d 2 |e ncip |f 20 |g y-genmusic  || 925  ||   0_ |a acquire |b 2 shelf copies |x policy default  || 955  ||   __ |a vn09 2005-10-05 z-client |i vn09 2005-10-05 |e vn09 2005-10-05 to MBRS/RS  || 985  ||   __ |a smcd |e cdpop  || 8- Selections from Mary Poppins : from Walt Disney Pictures' Mary Poppins 000  ||   00976ccm a22002537a 450  || 001  ||   15019625  ||  005   ||   20070925082530.0  ||  008   ||   070924s2005 wiuzza| n | zxx  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c orignew |d 4 |e ncip |f 20 |g y-genmusic  || 925  ||   0_ |a acquire |b 2 shelf copies |x policy default  || 955  ||   __ |h vk17 2007-09-24 |e 2007-09-24 to Music Division  || 010  ||   __ |a 2007564229  || 024  ||   1_ |a 073999328127  || 028  ||   22 |a 04000993 |b Hal Leonard  || 040  ||   __ |a DLC |c DLC |d DLC  || 050  ||   00 |a M1268 |b .S  || 100  ||   1_ |a Sherman, Richard M., |d 1928-  || 240  ||   10 |a Mary Poppins (Motion picture music). |k Selections; |o arr. || 245   ||   10 |a Selections from Mary Poppins : |b from Walt Disney Pictures’ Mary Poppins / |c words and music by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman ; arranged by Ted Ricketts. || 260   ||   __ |a Milwaukee : |b Hal Leonard, |c c2005. || 300   ||   __ |a 1 score (24 p.) ; |c 31 cm.  || 490  ||   0_ |a Hal Leonard concert band series  || 500  ||   __ |a Originally included set of parts. |5 DLC || 500  ||   __ |a Brief record. || 9- Step in time : from Walt Disney's Mary Poppins 000  ||   00852ccm a22002293a 450  || 001  ||   14789460  ||  005   ||   20070403112234.0  ||  008   ||   070329s2002 wiumpa| n | eng  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c orignew |d 4 |e ncip |f 20 |g y-genmusic  || 925  ||   0_ |a acquire |b 2 shelf copies |x policy default  || 955  ||   __ |a vk00 2007-03-27 |h vk07 2007-03-27 |e vk07 2007-04-03 to Music Div. || 010   ||   __ |a 2007561626  || 024  ||   1_ |a 073999456035  || 028  ||   32 |a 08743127 |b Hal Leonard Corp.  || 040  ||   __ |a DLC |c DLC  || 050  ||   00 |a M1570 |b .S  || 100  ||   1_ |a Sherman, Richard M., |d 1928-  || 245  ||   10 |a Step in time : |b from Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins : 2-part / |c words and music by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman ; arranged by Cristi Cary Miller. || 260   ||   __ |a Milwaukee, WI : |b Hal Leonard Corp., |c c2002. || 300   ||   __ |a 1 score (8 p.) ; |c 27 cm.  || 490  ||   0_ |a Youth sings out  || 500  ||   __ |a Brief record. || 10- Walt Disney's Mary Poppins read-along 000  ||   01244cim a2200325 a 450  || 001  ||   15692818  ||  005   ||   20090501180552.0  ||  007   ||   sd fsngnnmmned  || 008  ||   090408p20041964caunnn| f | eng d  || 906  ||   __ |a 7 |b cbc |c copycat |d 2 |e ncip |f 20 |g y-soundrec  || 925  ||   0_ |a acquire |b 2 shelf copies |x policy default  || 955  ||   __ |a qr30 2009-04-08 z-client |i qr30 2009-04-08 |e qr30 2009-04-30  || 010  ||   __ |a 2009602959  || 020  ||   __ |a 0763421537  || 020  ||   __ |a 9780763421533  || 024  ||   1_ |a 050086119523  || 028  ||   02 |a 61195-2 |b Walt Disney Records  || 035  ||   __ |a (OCoLC)ocm57305768  || 040  ||   __ |a VMA |c VMA |d OCLCQ |d DLC  || 042  ||   __ |a lccopycat  || 050  ||   00 |a SDB 83186  || 245  ||   00 |a Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins read-along |h [sound recording]. || 246   ||   30 |a Mary Poppins read-along  || 260  ||   __ |a Burbank, CA : |b Walt Disney Records, |c p2004, [1964]  || 300  ||   __ |a 1 sound disc : |b digital ; |c 4 3/4 in. + |e 1 read-along book (24 p. : col. ill. ; 21 cm.) || 511  ||   0_ |a Narrated by Karen Dotrice. || 520   ||   __ |a A wind brings two English children a new nanny who slides up the bannister, introduces them to her friend Bert, and takes them on many adventures. || 650   ||   _0 |a Poppins, Mary (Fictitious character)  || 650  ||   _0 |a Children’s stories. || 700   ||   1_ |a Dotrice, Karen. |4 nrt || **__STORYBOOKS__**
 * Duke Ellington plays with the original motion picture score Mary Poppins [sound recording] / all compositions written & composed by Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman: London ,1964.
 * Abstract: Duke Ellington gives a twist to the Mary Poppins songs selected on this wonderful album. This interpretation is a great example of everything great about the Mary Poppins soundtrack and has that unique flair which is Ellington’s trademark. All of the songs can be enjoyed by both children and adults.
 * LCC: 95769272
 * MARC
 * Mary Poppins [sound recording] : songs from the Walt Disney Production / music & lyrics by Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman: Hollywood, 1965.
 * Abstract: This recording of the music of Mary Poppins includes all 17 original songs sung by Julie Andrews, Dick VanDyke and the other supporting cast members. The album opens with the orchestral number, which serves as the overture to Mary Poppins. This album was nominated for 13 Academy Awards and a winner of 5 (including Best Actress for Julie Andrews and Best Musical Score and Best Song Oscars for the brother team of Richard M. and Robert B. Sherman).
 * LCC: 94750774
 * MARC
 * Mary Poppins / Walt Disney Productions ; directed by Robert Stevenson ; screenplay by Bill Walsh and Don DaGradi: United States, 1993.
 * Abstract: This film clocks in at 2 hours and 20 minutes and is a wonderful mixture of live action and animation starring Julie Andrews as Mary Poppins (who won an Oscar for the role) and Dick VanDyke as her clownish, charming beau. The songs are also terrific, ranging from bright and cheery ("A Spoonful of Sugar") to dark and cheery (the Oscar-winning "Chim Chim Cher-ee") to touchingly melancholy ("Feed the Birds"). Many consider Mary Poppins to be the crowning achievement of Walt Disney's career--and it was the only one of his features to be nominated for a best picture Academy Award until Beauty and the Beast in 1991.
 * LCC: 96522023
 * Marc
 * Music from Mary Poppins [sound recording] / the Living Voices ; arranged and conducted by Anita Kerr: Los Angeles, 1965.
 * Abstract: This popular group, Living Voices created this wonderful album that includes many of the original Mary Poppins songs arranged to specifically meet the needs of their voices. Their interpretation is melodious and only enhances the already marvelous music of this soundtrack. Their conductor Anita Kerr, works well with this group of singers who have created a completely different take on the well-known Mary Poppins classics.
 * LCC: 2004597513
 * Marc
 * Let’s go fly a kite : from Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins : 2-part / words and music by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman ; arranged by Cristi Cary Miller: Wisconsin, 2001.
 * Abstract: This music is scored for two part harmonies and includes some of the best loved songs from Mary Poppins. The music was arranged by Cristi Cary Miller, and works well for medium high female voices. Ideal if you are preparing for an audition, these songs selected and arranged are all the wonderful hits from Mary Poppins that everyone knows and loves.
 * LCC: 2002583634
 * Marc
 * Disney and Cameron Mackintosh present Mary Poppins [sound recording] : original London cast recording: Burbank, 2005.
 * Abstract: This recording of the original London cast shows the wait for this stage adaptation was worth it. The new version mixes in elements from both the original books by P.L. Travers (which she started publishing in 1934) and the Disney movie starring Julie Andrews, from 1964. (Mary seems to take 30 years to do anything.) This album includes the original and well known songs from the movie, as well as new arrangements and new songs by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe.
 * LCC: 2006580372
 * Marc
 * Mary Poppins [sound recording] / music and lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman: Burbank, 2004.
 * Abstract: This enhanced two-disc recording has been re-mastered and presented like never before. The Sherman's memorable songs are showcased here in a more comprehensive musical context than ever before; indeed, a number of the expanded or previously unreleased pieces of the Irwin Kostal-arranged underscore now included were truncated in editing the film itself. The generous bonus disc contains the set's greatest historical treasure: a 40+ minute pre-production story meeting between the Shermans, gag writer Don DaGradi and author Travers herself. Also included is a lengthy 1964 audio documentary featuring the Shermans and stars Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke, an audio montage of the songwriting team reminiscing and playing their original demos for the project and an illustrated 40-page companion booklet containing a history of the project as well as complete song lyrics.
 * LCC: 2005589385
 * Marc
 * Selections from Mary Poppins : from Walt Disney Pictures’ Mary Poppins / words and music by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman ; arranged by Ted Ricketts: Milwaukee, 2005.
 * Abstract: This is a collection of selected songs from Mary Poppins, arranged by Ted Ricketts. This collection is arranged from the original score, and can be useful for musicians preparing to perform any one of the selected songs. This collection includes all of the popular favorites, like ‘A Spoonful of Sugar’ and “Chim-chim-cher-ee’ and also “Let’s Go Fly a Kite” among selected others.
 * LCC: 2007564229
 * Marc
 * Step in time : from Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins : 2-part / words and music by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman ; arranged by Cristi Cary Miller: Milwaukee, 2002.
 * Abstract: This score includes two-parts, arranged by Cristi Cary Miller for the song Step in Time from Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins. This arrangement is ideal for young singers and musicians and includes the full score and lyrics.
 * LCC: 2007561626
 * Marc:
 * Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins read-along [sound recording]: Burbank, 2004.
 * Abstract: **This audio-book** recording includes the book, with illustrations and an audio-disc of the recording. Ideal for children who are interested in hearing the story read out-loud to them, or children interested in following along with the text. There are chimes throughout the recording letting the reader know when to turn the page. This audio-book will help children just learning to read, or encourage young readers to keep reading.
 * LCC: 2009602959
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1 Mary Poppins by P.L. Travers, Illustrated by Mary Shepard __Bibliography__: Travers, P.L. (1997). //Mary Poppins//. San Diego: Harcourt Brace Young Classics. __Abstract__: Mary Poppins’ arrival at Number Seventeen Cherry-Tree Lane, by way of the east wind, immediately brings the Banks family into a world of enchantment and excitement. The Banks house is never the same and each day Mary Poppins takes them on a new adventure. Everywhere she goes with Jane, Michael and the twins becomes an unusual outing. And of course, Mary Poppins herself is quite unusual, pulling armchairs out of empty carpetbags, sliding up banisters, and turning awful medicine into a delicious treat. Everyday she spends with the Banks children is a day of magic and invention. __ISBN__: 0152525955 __MARC Record__: **000** || 01244cam a2200313 a 450 || **001** || 3083788 || **005** || 20060929172130.0 || **008** || 971210r19971985caua c 000 1 eng || **035** || __ **|9** (DLC) 97223987 || **906** || __ **|a** 7 **|b** cbc **|c** orignew **|d** 2 **|e** ncip **|f** 19 **|g** y-gencatlg || **955** || __ **|a** pb21 12-10-97 to hlcd; lb13 12-19-97; lb09 12-29-97; lb05 01-06-98 || **010** || __ **|a** 97223987 || **020** || __ **|a** 0152525955 || **020** || __ **|a** 0152017178 (pb.) || **040** || __ **|a** DLC **|c** DLC **|d** DLC || **042** || __ **|a** lcac || **050** || 00 **|a** PZ7.T689 **|b** Mar 1997 || **082** || 00 **|a** [Fic] **|2** 21 || **100** || 1_ **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon), **|d** 1899-1996. || **245** || 10 **|a** Mary Poppins / **|c** P.L. Travers ; illustrated by Mary Shepard. || **250** || __ **|a** Rev. ed. || **260** || __ **|a** San Diego : **|b** Harcourt Brace & Co., **|c** 1997, c1981. || **300** || __ **|a** 202 p. : **|b** ill. ; **|c** 21 cm. || **520** || __ **|a** An extraordinary English nanny blows in on the East Wind with her parrot-headed umbrella and magic carpetbag and introduces her charges, Jane and Michael, to some delightful people and experiences. || **650** || _1 **|a** Fantasy. || **700** || 1_ **|a** Shepard, Mary, **|d** 1909- **|e** ill. || **856** || 42 **|3** Publisher description **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/description/har041/97223987.html || **922** || __ **|a** ad || **991** || __ **|b** c-GenColl **|h** PZ7.T689 **|i** Mar 1997 **|p** 00040080235 **|t** Copy 1 **|w** BOOKS ||

__Bibliography__: Travers, P.L. (1997). //Mary Poppins Opens the Door//. San Diego: Harcourt Brace Young Classics. __Abstract__: The return of Mary Poppins, the world’s most beloved nanny, brings some much needed excitement to the Banks’ household. Jane and Michael have grown “worse and worse” according to Mary Poppins magic tape measure but she’s determined to keep them too preoccupied to misbehave. The days are filled with adventures, their oddity quite unnoticed by Mary Poppins. The Banks children accompany her to Mr. Twigley’s attic, filled with music boxes, and to Miss Calico’s, for a ride on her enchanted candy canes. __ISBN__: 0152527680 __MARC Record__: 000 || 01297cam a2200301 a 450 || 001 || 1054677 || 005 || 19990517163320.5 || 008 || 900809r19971971caua j 000 1 eng || 035 || __ |9 (DLC) 90045525 || 906 || __ |a 7 |b cbc |c orignew |d 1 |e ocip |f 19 |g y-gencatlg || 955 || __ |a pc05 to bg00 08-09-90; bg03 to SCD 08-10-90; fa00 08-13-90; fa02 08-14-90; fr23 08-16-90; cip ver. lb05 03-04-98 || 010 || __ |a 90045525 || 020 || __ |a 0152527680 || 040 || __ |a DLC |c DLC |d DLC || 042 || __ |a lcac || 050 || 00 |a PZ7.T689 |b Mat 1997 || 082 || 00 |a [Fic] |2 20 || 100 || 1_ |a Travers, P. L. |q (Pamela Lyndon), |d 1899-1996. || 245 || 10 |a Mary Poppins opens the door / |c P.L. Travers ; illustrated by Mary Shepard and Agnes Sims. || 250 || __ |a 1st Harcourt Brace Young Classics ed. || 260 || __ |a San Diego : |b Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, |c 1997, c1971. || 300 || __ |a 255 p. : |b ill. ; |c 21 cm. || 500 || __ |a "First published 1943"--verso t.p. || 520 || __ |a Mary Poppins returns to the Banks family in a rocket and involves the Banks children in more magical adventures including those with Peppermint Horses, the Marble Boy, and the Cat that Looked at the King. || 650 || _1 |a Fantasy. || 700 || 1_ |a Shepard, Mary, |d 1909- |e ill. || 700 || 1_ |a Sims, Agnes, |e ill. || 991 || __ |b c-GenColl |h PZ7.T689 |i Mat 1997 |p 00050414231 |t Copy 1 |w BOOKS ||
 * 2 Mary Poppins Opens the Door by P.L. Travers, Illustrated by Mary Shepard and Agnes Sims**

__Bibliography__: Travers, P.L. (1997). //Mary Poppins Comes Back//. San Diego: Harcourt Brace Young Classics. __Abstract:__ Though she’s been gone for some time, Mary Poppins is finally coaxed back to the Banks family. She leaves her home in the clouds and allows herself to be pulled down to earth by the end of a kite string. She’s not down for long however, as her and the Banks children spend an afternoon clinging to bunch of balloons, riding high over England. They also enjoy visiting Mr. Turvy and Miss Topsy’s upside down abode, along with meeting the Dirty Rascal and the King of the Castle. __ISBN__: 0152017186 __MARC Record__: **000** || 01364cam a2200337 a 450 || **001** || 4029166 || **005** || 20040122192355.0 || **008** || 971120r19971963caua c 000 1 eng d || **035** || __ **|9** (DLC) 97223090 || **906** || __ **|a** 7 **|b** cbc **|c** copycat **|d** 2 **|e** ncip **|f** 19 **|g** y-gencatlg || **955** || __ **|a** pb21 12-08-97 to hlcd; lb15 03-02-98; lb14 03-03-98; lb15 03-04-98 || **010** || __ **|a** 97223090 || **020** || __ **|a** 0152017186 : **|c** $18.00 || **035** || __ **|a** (OCoLC)37979636 || **040** || __ **|a** TxIr **|c** TxIr **|d** DLC || **042** || __ **|a** lccopycat **|a** lcac || **050** || 00 **|a** PZ7.T689 **|b** Mas 1997 || **082** || 00 **|a** [Fic] **|2** 21 || **100** || 1_ **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon), **|d** 1899-1996. || **245** || 10 **|a** Mary Poppins comes back / **|c** P.L. Travers ; illustrated by Mary Shepard. || **250** || __ **|a** 1st Harcourt Brace Young Classics ed., 1st Odyssey Classics ed. || **260** || __ **|a** San Diego : **|b** Harcourt Brace, **|c** 1997, c1963. || **300** || __ **|a** 296 p. : **|b** ill. ; **|c** 20 cm. || **500** || __ **|a** "First published 1935"--T.p. verso. || **520** || __ **|a** Mary Poppins comes back on the end of a kite string, stays with the Banks family for a while, and then disappears on a merry-go-round horse. || **650** || _1 **|a** Fantasy. || **655** || _7 **|a** Fantastic fiction. **|2** gsafd || **700** || 1_ **|a** Shepard, Mary, **|d** 1909- **|e** ill. || **856** || 42 **|3** Publisher description **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/description/har041/97223090.html || **922** || __ **|a** ad || **991** || __ **|b** c-GenColl **|h** PZ7.T689 **|i** Mas 1997 **|p** 00050475220 **|t** Copy 1 **|w** BOOKS ||
 * 3** Mary Poppins Comes Back by P.L. Travers, Illustrated by Mary Shepard

4 Mary Poppins in Cherry Tree Lane by P.L. Travers, illustrated by Mary Shepard __Bibliography__: Travers, P.L. (1982). //Mary Poppins in Cherry Tree Lane//. New York: Delacorte Press. __Abstract__: In yet another storybook in the Mary Poppins series, the title character takes the Banks children, Jane and Michael, on a memorable adventure to Herb Garden in London. On this Midsummer’s Eve, mythical figures travel to earth, prompted by the magical Mary Poppins. The back of the storybook contains a list of herbs talked about in the story and includes their scientific, common and Latin titles. __ISBN__: 0440051371 __MARC Record__: **000** || 01100cam a2200313 a 450 || **001** || 4225650 || **005** || 19990517163012.8 || **008** || 820604s1982 nyua j 000 1 eng || **035** || __ **|9** (DLC) 82071383 || **906** || __ **|a** 7 **|b** cbc **|c** orignew **|d** 1 **|e** opcn **|f** 19 **|g** y-gencatlg || **010** || __ **|a** 82071383 || **020** || __ **|a** 0440051371 || **020** || __ **|a** 0440051533 (lib. bdg.) || **040** || __ **|a** DLC **|c** DLC **|d** DLC || **042** || __ **|a** lcac || **050** || 00 **|a** PZ7.T689 **|b** Masn 1982 || **082** || 00 **|a** [Fic] **|2** 19 || **100** || 1_ **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon), **|d** 1899-1996. || **245** || 10 **|a** Mary Poppins in Cherry Tree Lane / **|c** P.L. Travers ; with illustrations by Mary Shepard. || **260** || __ **|a** New York : **|b** Delacorte Press, **|c** c1982. || **300** || __ **|a** 90 p. : **|b** ill. ; **|c** 22 cm. || **520** || __ **|a** Mary Poppins takes her charges to the Herb Garden in a park in London for a night of magic on Midsummer’s Eve. || **650** || _1 **|a** Herbs **|x** Fiction. || **650** || _1 **|a** Constellations **|x** Fiction. || **650** || _1 **|a** Stars **|x** Fiction. || **650** || _1 **|a** Magic **|x** Fiction. || **651** || _1 **|a** England **|x** Fiction. || **700** || 1_ **|a** Shepard, Mary, **|d** 1909- **|e** ill. || **991** || __ **|b** c-GenColl **|h** PZ7.T689 **|i** Masn 1982 **|p** 00025674868 **|t** Copy 1 **|w** BOOKS ||

5 Mary Poppins in the Kitchen by P.L. Travers and Maurice Moore-Betty __Bibliography__: Travers, P.L., & Moore-Betty, M. (1978). //Mary Poppins In the Kitchen//. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. __Abstract__: For one week, Mary Poppins and the Banks children, Jane and Michael, take over the kitchen of Number 17 Cherry Tree Lane. Accompanied by familiar guests such as Admiral Boom, Mr. and Mrs. Turvy and the Bird Woman, Mary Poppins teaches the Banks children how to cook meals that will please even tough child critics. The adventures in the kitchen are followed by thirty different recipes for the reader to create as well. __ISBN__: 0156576880 __MARC Record__: **000** || 01243cam a2200337 i 450 || **001** || 1303844 || **005** || 19990517163204.8 || **008** || 771122t19781975nyua j 001 0 eng || **035** || __ **|9** (DLC) 77017764 || **906** || __ **|a** 7 **|b** cbc **|c** orignew **|d** 1 **|e** ocip **|f** 19 **|g** y-gencatlg || **010** || __ **|a** 77017764 || **020** || __ **|a** 0156576880 || **040** || __ **|a** DLC **|c** DLC **|d** DLC || **042** || __ **|a** lcac || **050** || 10 **|a** TX652.5 **|b** .T72 1978 || **082** || 00 **|a** 641.5 || **100** || 1_ **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon), **|d** 1899-1996. || **245** || 10 **|a** Mary Poppins in the kitchen : **|b** a cookery book with a story / **|c** P. L. Travers ; Maurice Moore-Betty, culinary consultant ; illustrated by Mary Shepard. || **250** || __ **|a** 1st Voyager/HBJ ed. || **260** || __ **|a** New York : **|b** Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, **|c** 1978, c1975. || **300** || __ **|a** 121 p. : **|b** ill. ; **|c** 20 cm. || **490** || 0_ **|a** A Voyager/HBJ book || **500** || __ **|a** Includes index. || **520** || __ **|a** Left for a week without parents or cook, the Banks children pitch in and learn to prepare their meals with Mary Poppins’ help. Includes daily menus and recipes. || **650** || _0 **|a** Cookery **|x** Juvenile literature. || **650** || _0 **|a** Literary cookbooks. || **650** || _1 **|a** Cookery. || **650** || _1 **|a** Literary cookbooks. || **650** || _1 **|a** Fantasy. || **700** || 2_ **|a** Moore-Betty, Maurice. || **700** || 1_ **|a** Shepard, Mary, **|d** 1909- ||

6 Mary Poppins in the Park by P.L. Travers, illustrated by Mary Shepard __Bibliography__: Travers, P.L. (1997). //Mary Poppins In The Park//. Orlando, FL: Harcourt Young Classic. __Abstract__: Mary Poppins once again commands, reprimands and amuses the Banks children, along with some unruly dogs and a would-be-explorer turned park keeper. Mary Poppins and the Bank’s brood spend their time in the park arguing with cats on other planets, meeting the people who live under the dandelions, and enjoying a birthday dance with their own shadows. They also meet the acquaintance of Goosegirl and the Swineherd. __ISBN__: 0152058281 __MARC Record__: **000** || 01604cam a2200337 a 450 || **001** || 14414400 || **005** || 20080424113804.0 || **008** || 060615r19971952flua c 000 1 eng || **906** || __ **|a** 7 **|b** cbc **|c** origcop **|d** 2 **|e** ncip **|f** 20 **|g** y-gencatlg || **925** || 1_ **|a** acquire **|b** 2 shelf copies **|x** policy default || **925** || 0_ **|a** acquire **|b** 1 shelf copy **|x** policy default, Sel/sdb 2008-04-24 || **955** || __ **|a** pv06 2006-06-15 z-processor to HLCD **|a** lk53 2006-09-11 additional copy received **|i** lb10 2006-09-29 overtime **|e** lb10 2006-09-29 to BCCD, copy 1 **|a** jx85 2007-06-02 copy two to BCCD || **010** || __ **|a** 2006277790 || **020** || __ **|a** 0152058281 || **040** || __ **|a** DLC **|c** DLC **|d** DLC || **042** || __ **|a** lcac || **050** || 00 **|a** PZ7.T689 **|b** Masp 1997b || **082** || 00 **|a** [Fic] **|2** 22 || **100** || 1_ **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon), **|d** 1899-1996. || **245** || 10 **|a** Mary Poppins in the park / **|c** P.L. Travers ; illustrated by Mary Shepard. || **250** || __ **|a** 1st Harcourt Young Classic/Odyssey Classic ed. || **260** || __ **|a** Orlando : **|b** Harcourt, **|c** 1997. || **300** || __ **|a** 282 p. : **|b** ill. ; **|c** 20 cm. || **500** || __ **|a** "First published in 1952"--verso t.p. || **520** || __ **|a** More adventures of Mary Poppins, Michael, Jane, the twins, and baby Annabel. || **650** || _1 **|a** Fantasy. || **700** || 1_ **|a** Shepard, Mary, **|d** 1909- **|e** ill. || **856** || 42 **|3** Contributor biographical information **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0662/2006277790-b.html || **856** || 42 **|3** Publisher description **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0662/2006277790-d.html || **856** || 41 **|3** Sample text **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0662/2006277790-s.html || **856** || 41 **|3** Table of contents only **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0662/2006277790-t.html ||

7 Mary Poppins from A to Z by P.L. Travers, illustrated by Mary Shepard __Bibliography__: Travers, P.L. (2006). //Mary Poppins from A to Z//. Orlando, FL: Harcourt Inc. __Abstract__: Identical to the 1962 original, except for the full color illustrations, this book takes you through adventures and the alphabet with Mary Poppins by your side. The twenty six vignettes string together stories of Mary Poppins, storybook characters, and the Banks children. Each story begins with a different letter of the alphabet and comprises of odd and amusing vocabulary. __ISBN__: 0152058346 __MARC Record__: **000** || 01544cam a2200337 a 450 || **001** || 14098642 || **005** || 20061207104450.0 || **008** || 050906s2006 flua a 000 1 eng || **906** || __ **|a** 7 **|b** cbc **|c** orignew **|d** 1 **|e** ecip **|f** 20 **|g** y-gencatlg || **925** || 0_ **|a** acquire **|b** 2 shelf copies **|x** policy default || **955** || __ **|a** lb04 2005-09-06 **|c** lb04 2005-09-06 **|d** lb23 2005-09-15 **|e** lb25 2005-10-19 to CIP. **|a** ps02 2006-07-25 1 copy rec’d., to CIP ver. **|f** lg08 2006-11-15 Z-CipVer **|g** lg08 2006-11-15 c. 1 to BCCD **|a** ld08 2006-12-07 copy 2 added || **010** || __ **|a** 2005024595 || **020** || __ **|a** 0152058346 || **035** || __ **|a** (OCoLC)ocm62127685 || **035** || __ **|a** (OCoLC)62127685 || **040** || __ **|a** DLC **|c** DLC **|d** IG# **|d** BAKER **|d** EHH **|d** DLC || **042** || __ **|a** lcac **|a** lcac || **050** || 00 **|a** PZ7.T689 **|b** Masl 2006 || **082** || 00 **|a** [E] **|2** 22 || **100** || 1_ **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon) **|d** 1899-1996. || **245** || 10 **|a** Mary Poppins from A to Z / **|c** P.L. Travers ; with drawings by Mary Shepard. || **260** || __ **|a** Orlando, Fla. : **|b** Harcourt, Inc., **|c** c2006. || **300** || __ **|a** 1 v. (unpaged) : **|b** col. ill. ; **|c** 20 cm. || **500** || __ **|a** First published 1962. || **521** || __ **|a** All ages. || **520** || __ **|a** Features twenty-six vignettes, one for each letter of the alphabet, starring Mary Poppins and other characters from the Mary Poppins novels. || **650** || _1 **|a** Characters in literature **|v** Fiction. || **650** || _1 **|a** Alphabet. || **700** || 1_ **|a** Shepard, Mary, **|d** 1909- **|e** ill. || **856** || 42 **|3** Contributor biographical information **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0623/2005024595-b.html || **856** || 42 **|3** Publisher description **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0623/2005024595-d.html ||

**__BIOGRAPHIES OF P.L. TRAVERS__**

8 Out of the Sky She Came: The Life of P.L. Travers, creator of Mary Poppins by Valerie Lawson __Bibliography__: Lawson, V. (1999). //Out of the Sky She Came:// //The Life of P.L. Travers, Creator of Mary Poppins//. Sydney: Belladonna Books. __Abstract__: Australian-born Helen Lyndon Goff (best known as P.L. Travers) was made famous by her children’s books about the infamous nanny, Mary Poppins. This biography takes you through Travers’ life (from 1899-1996) as a poet, journalist, actress and author. Accompanied by a detailed index of her published works, along with photographs and notes on sources, the book discusses P.L. Travers’ impact on her audience, compares interpretations of her works, and describes her fascinating life. __ISBN__: 0733610722 __MARC Record__:

9 Mary Poppins, She Wrote: The Life of P.L. Travers by Valerie Lawson __Bibliography__: Lawson, V. (2006). //Mary Poppins, She Wrote//. New York: Simon & Schuster. __Abstract__: Lawson’s biography of P.L. Travers, author of the Mary Poppins series, takes a dark tone as she laments over the tragic and negatively inspiring moments of Travers’ life. The character of Mary Poppins is dissected and the personality and traits of the character are defined by the death of Travers’ father, her time spent with an aging aunt, her distrust of men and American men specifically, and the difficult relationship she had with her adopted son. Instances of Travers’ life, such as negotiations with Disney, the rules for future use of Mary Poppins written in her will, and her retreat into isolation are described and justified by Lawson. __ISBN__: 0743298160 __MARC Record__: **000** || 02945cam a2200421 a 450 || **001** || 14464551 || **005** || 20070711112535.0 || **008** || 060724r20062005nyuaf b 001 0beng || **906** || __ **|a** 7 **|b** cbc **|c** orignew **|d** 1 **|e** ocip **|f** 20 **|g** y-gencatlg || **925** || 0_ **|a** acquire **|b** 2 shelf copies **|x** policy default || **955** || __ **|a** pc12 2006-07-24 to HLCD **|d** lh22 2006-07-26 to subj. **|d** lh45 2006-07-27 **|e** lh45 2006-07-27 to Dewey **|a** aa05 2006-08-02 **|a** ps05 2007-05-10 1 copy rec’d., to CIP ver. **|f** lk18 2007-05-16 Z-CipVer **|g** lk18 2007-05-16 to BCCD || **010** || __ **|a** 2006050062 || **020** || __ **|a** 0743298160 || **020** || __ **|a** 9780743298162 || **035** || __ **|a** (OCoLC)ocm70831110 || **035** || __ **|a** (OCoLC)70831110 || **040** || __ **|a** DLC **|c** DLC **|d** BAKER **|d** C#P **|d** YDXCP **|d** BUR **|d** VP@ **|d** BTCTA **|d** DLC || **043** || __ **|a** e-uk-en || **050** || 00 **|a** PR6039.R32 **|b** Z74 2006 || **082** || 00 **|a** 823/.912 **|a** B **|2** 22 || **100** || 1_ **|a** Lawson, Valerie. || **240** || 10 **|a** Out of the sky she came || **245** || 10 **|a** Mary Poppins, she wrote : **|b** the life of P.L. Travers / **|c** Valerie Lawson. || **250** || __ **|a** 1st Simon & Schuster ed. || **260** || __ **|a** New York : **|b** Simon & Schuster, **|c** 2006. || **300** || __ **|a** x, 401 p., [16] p. of plates : **|b** ill. ; **|c** 25 cm. || **500** || __ **|a** "Mary Poppins she wrote" was previously published in London by Aurum, 2005. It was originally published by Hodder in 1999 under title: Out of the sky she came. || **504** || __ **|a** Includes bibliographical references (p. [380]-381) and index. || **504** || __ **|a** "Published books by P.L. Travers": p. [382]. || **520** || __ **|a** The story of Mary Poppins, the quintessentially English and utterly magical children’s nanny, is remarkable enough. She was instantly hailed as a classic, then became a household name when Julie Andrews stepped into the role in Disney’s hugely successful film. Now she is a Broadway sensation all over again. But the story of Mary Poppins’s creator, as this first biography reveals, is just as unexpected and remarkable. Australian journalist Pamela Lyndon Travers came to London in 1924. She became involved with theosophy and traveled in the literary circles of W. B. Yeats and T. S. Eliot. Most famously, she clashed with Walt Disney over the film adaptation. As tart and opinionated as the big-screen Mary Poppins was cheery, her love of mysticism and magic shaped her life as well as the character of the clipped, strict and ultimately mysterious nanny. She fervently believed that "everyday life is the miracle."--From publisher description. || **600** || 10 **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon), **|d** 1899-1996. || **650** || _0 **|a** Authors, English **|y** 20th century **|v** Biography. || **650** || _0 **|a** Authors, Australian **|y** 20th century **|v** Biography. || **650** || _0 **|a** Australians **|z** England **|v** Biography. || **650** || _0 **|a** Poppins, Mary (Fictitious character) || **856** || 41 **|3** Table of contents only **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy0711/2006050062.html || **856** || 42 **|3** Publisher description **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0665/2006050062-d.html || **856** || 41 **|3** Sample text **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0703/2006050062-s.html ||

10 A Lively Oracle: A Centennial Celebration of P.L. Travers, Creator of Mary Poppins by E.D. Draper. __Bibliography__: Draper, E.D. & Koralek, J. (1999). //A Lively Oracle: A Centennial Celebration of P.L. Travers, Creator of Mary Poppins//. Burdett, NY: National Book Network. __Abstract__: Unlike the P.L. Travers defined by her life’s tragedies and complications, this collection of essays and interviews about and with the Mary Poppins’ author, shows the author as a pilgrim searching for deeper meaning in her life. Influenced by the occult, mysticism, religion and poetry, Travers kept many details of her life private but her friends and former colleagues shed an illuminating light on the woman that Travers was. Among the notable contributors are Draper, former edited of Travers-founded Parabola magazine, Koralek, an author and friend, Martha Heyneman, Jonathan Cott and Sir Laurens Van der Post. __ISBN__: 0943914949 __MARC Record__: **000** || 01507cam a2200313 a 450 || **001** || 11762720 || **005** || 20030409112450.0 || **008** || 990723s1999 nyua b 001 0 eng || **035** || __ **|a** (DLC) 99073732 || **906** || __ **|a** 7 **|b** cbc **|c** orignew **|d** 2 **|e** opcn **|f** 19 **|g** y-gencatlg || **925** || 0_ **|a** acquire **|b** 2 shelf copies **|x** policy default || **955** || __ **|a** pn10 7-23-99; to HLCD pb07 10-06-00; lh39 (desc) 10-21-00; lh06 01-25-01; lh37 to Dewey 02-05-01; aa19 02-09-2001 **|a** la16 2001-08-03 to BCCD (C.2) || **010** || __ **|a** 99073732 || **020** || __ **|a** 0943914949 || **040** || __ **|a** DLC **|c** DLC **|d** DLC || **050** || 00 **|a** PR6039.R32 **|b** Z75 1999 || **082** || 00 **|a** 823/.912 **|2** 21 || **245** || 02 **|a** A lively oracle : **|b** a centennial celebration of P.L. Travers, creator of Mary Poppins / **|c** Ellen Dooling Draper and Jenny Koralek, editors. || **260** || __ **|a** Burdett, N.Y. : **|b** Published for the Paul Brunton Philosophic Foundation by Larson Publications ; **|a** [Lanham, Md.] : **|b** Distributed to the trade by National Book Network, **|c** c1999. || **300** || __ **|a** 224 p. : **|b** ill. ; **|c** 22 cm. || **504** || __ **|a** Includes bibliographical references and index. || **600** || 10 **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon), **|d** 1899-1996 **|x** Criticism and interpretation. || **650** || _0 **|a** Children **|x** Books and reading **|z** Great Britain **|x** History **|y** 20th century. || **600** || 10 **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon), **|d** 1899-1996 **|x** Characters **|x** Mary Poppins. || **650** || _0 **|a** Children’s stories, English **|x** History and criticism. || **650** || _0 **|a** Poppins, Mary (Fictitious character) || **700** || 1_ **|a** Draper, Ellen Dooling. || **700** || 1_ **|a** Koralek, Jenny. || **985** || __ **|e** GAP ||

**LITERATURE ABOUT MARY POPPINS**

11 Myth, Symbol, and Meaning in Mary Poppins: The Governess as Provocateur by Giorgia Grilli, translated by Jennifer Varney. __Bibliography__: Grilli, G. & Varney, J. (2007). //Myth, Symbol, and Meaning in Mary Poppins: The Governess as Provocateur//. New York: Routledge. __Abstract__: This in depth study seeks to separate the strict but sweet Mary Poppins from the Disney film, from the subversive and avant-garde nanny from P.L. Travers’ novels. The book contrasts her published works, discusses their success and describes Travers’ job as a governess as well. It also defines the role of a governess in Victorian and Edwardian England- someone who encompasses and instructs the rigid rules of society, and how Mary Poppins undermines these values. __ISBN__: 0415977673 __MARC Record__: **000** || 01711cam a2200385 a 450 || **001** || 14834085 || **005** || 20070829185533.0 || **008** || 070504s2007 nyu b 001 0 eng || **906** || __ **|a** 7 **|b** cbc **|c** copycat **|d** 2 **|e** ncip **|f** 20 **|g** y-gencatlg || **925** || 0_ **|a** acquire **|b** 2 shelf copies **|x** policy default || **955** || __ **|a** pv15 2007-05-04 z-processor t o HLCD **|c** lk13 2007-05-08 (rev. lk50) **|d** lh44 2007-07-03 **|e** lh44 2007-07-03 to BCCD **|e** sf31 2007-08-29 copy 2 added || **010** || __ **|a** 2007274662 || **015** || __ **|a** GBA627380 **|2** bnb || **016** || 7_ **|a** 013414623 **|2** Uk || **020** || __ **|a** 0415977673 (hbk.) || **020** || __ **|a** 9780415977678 (hbk.) || **035** || __ **|a** (OCoLC)ocm64554909 || **040** || __ **|a** UKM **|c** UKM **|d** BAKER **|d** YDXCP **|d** PIT **|d** DLC || **041** || 1_ **|a** eng **|h** ita || **042** || __ **|a** lccopycat || **050** || 00 **|a** PR6039.R32 **|b** Z68 2007 || **082** || 04 **|a** 823.912 **|2** 22 || **100** || 1_ **|a** Grilli, Giorgia. || **240** || 10 **|a** In volo, dietro la porta. **|l** English || **245** || 10 **|a** Myth, symbol, and meaning in Mary Poppins : **|b** the governess as provocateur / **|c** Giorgia Grilli ; foreward by Neil Gaiman ; translated by Jennifer Varney. || **260** || __ **|a** New York : **|a** London : **|b** Routledge, **|c** 2007. || **300** || __ **|a** xxi, 178 p. ; **|c** 24 cm. || **440** || _0 **|a** Children’s literature and culture || **500** || __ **|a** "This book was originally published in 1997 as In Volo, Dietro la Porta by Società Editrice ’Il Ponte Vecchio’ (Cesena, Italy)"--T.p. verso. || **504** || __ **|a** Includes bibliographical references (p. 165-168) and index. || **600** || 10 **|a** Travers, P. L. **|q** (Pamela Lyndon), **|d** 1899-1996 **|x** Criticism and interpretation. || **650** || _0 **|a** Poppins, Mary (Fictitious character) || **650** || _0 **|a** Governesses in literature. || **700** || 1_ **|a** Varney, Jennifer. || **856** || 42 **|3** Publisher description **|u** http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0738/2007274662-d.html ||