Sing Me A Story With Belle

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Sing Me A Story With Belle is a live action series which features Belle from Beauty and the Beast and other characters. It featured Belle running a book and music shop, visited by local children to whom Belle would tell (and sing) stories, usually with a moral that fit a situation happening in the shop or with the children. The opening credits featured a mix of animation and live action. Often classic Disney short films, such as Pecos Bill and The Brave Little Tailor were used to illustrate the stories. Actors portraying Belle's father and Gaston also occasionally appeared.

The television series was produced by Walt Disney Television, and aired from 1995 to 1999.

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