5,000 Fingers of Dr. T Peter Lind Hayes Mary Healy Original Photo Dr. Seuss film

Description: The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T Peter Lind Hayes, Tommy Rettig, Mary Healy Original 8x10 Photo 1953 VG Condition - "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T" is a whimsical and imaginative musical fantasy film directed by Roy Rowland and written by Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel) himself. The movie takes viewers on a surreal journey into the dreams and nightmares of a young boy named Bart Collins. The story begins with Bart Collins, a reluctant piano student, who despises his piano lessons under the eccentric and overbearing Dr. Terwilliker (played by Hans Conried). Dr. T is a tyrannical music teacher who dreams of creating the world's largest piano and forcing 500 boys to play it in a concert for his own glory. One night, Bart falls asleep and finds himself in a surreal and fantastical world inside his own dream. In this dream world, he encounters a bizarre landscape filled with oversized musical instruments, including a giant piano that stretches across the horizon. Dr. T, now a dictator-like figure in Bart's dream, forces him and other boys to play the enormous piano, and they are all trapped in a bizarre, musical nightmare. With the help of his new friend Mr. Zabladowski (played by Peter Lind Hayes), the plumber, Bart hatches a plan to outwit Dr. T, free the captive boys, and put an end to the musical tyranny. The movie features numerous catchy songs, intricate choreography, and elaborate set designs that contribute to its unique and imaginative atmosphere. As Bart and Mr. Zabladowski navigate this surreal world, they encounter various eccentric characters and engage in thrilling musical sequences, all leading to a climactic showdown with Dr. T. In the end, Bart must confront his fears and use his musical talents to thwart Dr. T's plans and escape from the dream world back into reality. "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T" is a visually stunning and whimsically creative film that combines Dr. Seuss's signature storytelling style with inventive set design and musical numbers. It explores themes of creativity, individuality, and the power of imagination, making it a memorable and beloved classic among fans of both Dr. Seuss and imaginative cinema. This item is an ORIGINAL 8x10 photo from the historic archives of Silver Screen Mementos. This original photograph was made in the actual year the film, television show or event was produced. The movie studios produced publicity photographs for distribution to the press, photo agencies and publicity departments to advertise the film/tv show or event. Very often original photos have press release information on the reverse of the photo - movie credits, description of the scene, event and people involved. This is a historic piece of cinema art and is being offered from one collector to another, no rights given or implied. Silver Screen are gradually releasing thousands of Original Photographs, Transparencies, Negatives, Lobby Cards, Posters, Magazines and other memorabilia from our historic archive. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution

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