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Episode 1556Topic: Making and Creating
In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Lady Elaine places a cover of the Trolley to make it look like an automobile. Handyman Negri learns that Lady Elaine is trying to find ideas for new exhibits at the Museum-Go-Round when King Friday arrives. The King, who has "ideas about everything," suggests that she place his image on the roof of the Museum-Go-Round and call it a "King-Friday-Go-Round." Lady Elaine explains that she would like to do something with mud, brown paint, and automobiles. As she leaves, Handyman Negri mentions to King Friday that he thinks the Trolley might look different. Calling the Trolley, they find it still covered and looking like a car which gives King Friday the idea for an exhibit of covers and costumes. Back at the house, Mister Rogers is invited by Mr. McFeely to a miniature golf course where Chuck Aber is the manager. Together, Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely play a few holes including one with a castle. Returning to the house, Mister Rogers talks about being a good sport before he sings It's You I Like. NotesIn the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, we learn that the Trolley can be called by placing your fingers in the form of a small T and calling "Trolley" three times. As Handyman Negri finds out, placing your hands in the form of a capital T does not work. During the film, Children Can plays in the background. As the episode transitions to the golf course, Sometime Isn't Always plays. As Mister Rogers makes a bridge between sand pyramids, a short bit of Pretending can be heard. Although Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely are allowed to play without paying, a game of miniature golf costs $1.10 per round. The containers used by the children in the film are from the familiar "Neighborhood" brand of products. Appearing In This EpisodeSongsImages
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