The Things You Can Read: Happy Anniversary To The Wizard of Oz: Pages to Film

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Saturday, August 16, 2014

Happy Anniversary To The Wizard of Oz: Pages to Film

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In our opinion The Wizard of Oz is one of the best book to film adaptions ever. Today it celebrates its 75th anniversary. The Wizard of Oz had its Hollywood premiere on August 16, 1939. To read seven things you didn't know about this classic film click on over to Huffington Post. Don't forget to follow the yellow brick road as you journey through life.

Let us know what film you think was the best page to film adaption here at The Things You Can Read!

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