The Snowy day : --and more Ezra Jack Keats stories
(DVD)

Director and animator, Mal Wittman; composer, Barry Galbraith; producers, Mal Wittman, Morton Schindel; music by Howard Rovics, Fred Weinberg, Joe Beck, Robert Freedman, H.D. Buch, Sugar Blue; photographed and edited by Garry Sutliffe, Cordelia Head, Alexander Cochran; directed by Cynthia R. Freitag, Jan Mack Northcutt; animator, Stephanie Adam.

Extras include: Getting to know Ezra Jack Keats; Read along option available.

Animators, Mal Wittman (1, 2) ; photographed by Garry Sutliffe (3) ; filmed by Jan Mack Northcutt (4) ; edited by Garry Sutliffe (3), Jan Mack Northcutt (4) ; music, Barry Galbraith (1, 2), Howard Rovics (3), Fred Weinberg (4) and Joe Beck (4).

Storytellers narrators, Jane Harvey, Loretta Long, Terry Alexander, Charles Turner.

The snowy day: Describes the silent wonder of a city snow and little Peter's delight as he slides down snowy mountains. Whistle for Willie: An animated cartoon about a boy who tries very hard to learn how to whistle so that he can call his dog like a big boy. Peter's chair: When Peter finds out that his blue furniture is being painted pink for his new baby sister, he takes the last unpainted item, a chair, and runs away. Pet show: When he can't find his cat to enter in the neighborhood pet show, Archie must do some fast thinking to win a prize.

MPAA rating: Not rated; ages 3-8.

DVD.

Caldecott Medal, 1963