Classic bedtime stories for adults

The Classics, retold for sleep.

The most famous stories ever told, retold slowly as long bedtime stories for grown-ups.

Stories you already know, told the way you fall asleep. These are the classics: Alice down the rabbit hole, the river bank of The Wind in the Willows, the Admiral Benbow at dusk, all retold in our own words at the pace of the very end of the day. You know how each one ends, and that is the point: nothing to brace for, nothing to keep you up. Whole books are being retold a night or two of chapters at a time. Every night below has its own cover and its own page, and each switches on the night it is ready. More classics wait underneath.

Serialised classic

The Wind in the Willows

Kenneth Grahame's 1908 book, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. A full river year, from Mole abandoning the spring cleaning to the return of Toad. Each night switches on when it is ready.

12 nights Open The Wind in the Willows
The Wind in the Willows, Night 1: The River Bank
59 min The Wind in the Willows, The River Bank Mole abandons the spring cleaning, meets the Water Rat, and learns the river's unhurried way, the first chapter, told slow.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 2: The Open Road
Coming soon Night 2, The Open Road A canary-coloured caravan, an obliging old horse, and Toad's first ruinous love affair with the motor-car.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 3: The Wild Wood
57 min The Wind in the Willows, The Wild Wood Snow, whistling shadows, and a small mole learning why river-bankers stay by the river.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 4: Mr Badger
59 min The Wind in the Willows, Mr Badger A door scratched open in the snow, and the warmest underground kitchen in all the Wild Wood.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 5: Mole's Home
61 min The Wind in the Willows, Mole's Home A scent on the winter air, a small forgotten house, and carol-singing field-mice at the gate.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 6: Mr Toad
61 min The Wind in the Willows, Mr Toad An intervention at Toad Hall, a locked bedroom, and an escape out of the window in a knotted sheet.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 7: The Song at Dawn
58 min The Wind in the Willows, The Song at Dawn A lost otter cub, a night of rowing, and something holy in the reeds at first light.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 8: Toad's Escape
58 min The Wind in the Willows, Toad's Escape A dungeon, a gaoler's kind daughter, and a washerwoman's bonnet on a very smug toad.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 9: The Sea Rat
67 min The Wind in the Willows, The Sea Rat Harvest fields, a grey wayfarer full of southern ports, and the water rat almost walking away.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 10: The Barge Woman
62 min The Wind in the Willows, The Barge Woman A canal, a bargain over washing, a cold swim, and a horse sold at a very good price.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 11: News of Toad Hall
79 min The Wind in the Willows, News of Toad Hall Bad news at the river bank, stoats on the lawn, and a secret passage only Badger remembers.
The Wind in the Willows, Night 12: The Return of Toad
60 min The Wind in the Willows, The Return of Toad Four friends up a secret tunnel, a banquet interrupted, and a quieter, wiser Toad at last.
Serialised classic

Treasure Island

Robert Louis Stevenson's 1883 book, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. From the Admiral Benbow inn to the island dropped astern for good. Each night switches on when it is ready.

12 nights Open Treasure Island
Treasure Island, Night 1: The Old Sea Dog
70 min Treasure Island, The Old Sea Dog An old captain and his sea-chest at the Admiral Benbow inn, sea-weather, fireside tales, and a quiet watch for a one-legged man.
Treasure Island, Night 2: The Black Spot
68 min Treasure Island, The Black Spot A blind man's tapping stick on a frozen road, a round of black paper, and a sea-chest opened at midnight.
Treasure Island, Night 3: The Captain's Papers
77 min Treasure Island, The Captain's Papers Riders on the road, an oilskin packet, and an island drawn in faded ink with three red crosses.
Treasure Island, Night 4: The Sea Cook
81 min Treasure Island, The Sea Cook Bristol quays, a ship called the Hispaniola, and a one-legged cook with a parrot and the smoothest tongue in port.
Treasure Island, Night 5: The Apple Barrel
77 min Treasure Island, The Apple Barrel Fair winds, an island raised, and a boy in an apple barrel hearing exactly the wrong conversation.
Treasure Island, Night 6: The Man of the Island
78 min Treasure Island, The Man of the Island First footing on the island, drums of fear in the woods, and a marooned man three years alone.
Treasure Island, Night 7: The Stockade
71 min Treasure Island, The Stockade The doctor's story: a jolly-boat overloaded, stores ferried under fire, and a flag raised over a log fort.
Treasure Island, Night 8: The Garrison
82 min Treasure Island, The Garrison Jim rejoins the garrison, Silver comes up under a white flag, and the blockhouse holds its breath.
Treasure Island, Night 9: The Coracle
68 min Treasure Island, The Coracle A goatskin boat no bigger than a tub, a cut anchor line, and a night alone on the open sea.
Treasure Island, Night 10: Pieces of Eight
82 min Treasure Island, Pieces of Eight The schooner taken single-handed, a flag struck, and a parrot calling the old counting cry.
Treasure Island, Night 11: The Enemy's Camp
Coming soon Night 11, The Enemy's Camp Jim walks into the wrong firelight, a black spot cut from a Bible, and Long John playing both sides at once.
Treasure Island, Night 12: The Treasure and Home
80 min Treasure Island, The Treasure and Home An arrow of stones, an emptied hiding place, Ben Gunn's cave of gold, and an island dropped astern for good.
Serialised classic

Winnie-the-Pooh

A. A. Milne's 1926 book, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. The whole of the Hundred Acre Wood, from the honey tree to the flood. Each night switches on when it is ready.

5 nights Open Winnie-the-Pooh
Winnie-the-Pooh, Night 1: The Honey Tree
77 min Winnie-the-Pooh and the Honey Tree In a soft green fold of the countryside, some way beyond the last farm and its dozing gate. There was a wood that had never learned to hurry. Oaks and beeches stood about in it like old friends who had said everything worth saying years ago.
Winnie-the-Pooh, Night 2: Tracks in the Snow
77 min Woozle Tracks in the Snow Snow had come to the forest in the night, quietly, the way the best snow always comes. Without any fuss or announcement, simply arriving while everybody slept. It settled on the pines and the bare oaks, on the gorse and the bracken, on every gatepost and every fallen log.
Winnie-the-Pooh, Night 3: The Trap and the Birthday
77 min Heffalump Trap and Eeyore's Birthday Pooh and Piglet dig a very deep pit, bait it with what remains of a honey jar, and wait for a Heffalump to arrive beneath the midnight trees. Their muddled adventure drifts towards Eeyore’s birthday and two small presents, carried through the Hundred Acre Wood in a warm, unhurried bedtime telling.
Winnie-the-Pooh, Night 4: The North Pole
75 min Kanga, Roo and the North Pole In a sun-warmed forest, Rabbit’s elaborate plan to borrow baby Roo draws timid Piglet into Kanga’s cosy pocket. As Kanga quietly sees through every step, a gentle mishap unfolds into baths, friendship and a curious expedition northward.
Winnie-the-Pooh, Night 5: Rising Water
67 min Rising Water and a Party for Pooh As gentle rain floods the Hundred Acre Wood, Piglet sends a hopeful note in a bottle and Pooh sets out to find him. This warm-hearted, unhurried tale follows a small friend in need, a very large honey pot, and the soft promise of lanterns waiting beyond the water.
Serialised classic

Twenty Thousand Leagues

Jules Verne's 1870 book, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. Slow wonders beneath the waves, from the first sighting to the last look at the flag. Each night switches on when it is ready.

10 nights Open Twenty Thousand Leagues
Serialised classic

Moby-Dick

Herman Melville's 1851 book, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. Sea-watch nights and whale lore under wide skies, kept calm the whole way. Each night switches on when it is ready.

12 nights Open Moby-Dick
Moby-Dick, Night 1: The Spouter-Inn
Coming soon Night 1, The Spouter-Inn A winter night in New Bedford, a strange bedfellow with a heart of gold, and chowder by the fire.
Moby-Dick, Night 2: The Pequod
Coming soon Night 2, The Pequod Nantucket, a ship dressed in whalebone, and papers signed for a three-years' voyage on Christmas Day.
Moby-Dick, Night 3: Captain Ahab
144 min Moby-Dick, Captain Ahab Days at sea before the captain appears, and when he does, the deck goes quiet under his ivory step.
Moby-Dick, Night 4: The Doubloon
77 min Moby-Dick, The Doubloon A gold coin nailed to the mast, an oath drunk from harpoon-sockets, and the white whale named at last.
Moby-Dick, Night 5: The First Lowering
57 min Moby-Dick, The First Lowering Boats over the side for the first time, spray, silence, and the long pull across open water.
Moby-Dick, Night 6: Ships That Pass
50 min Moby-Dick, Ships That Pass Mid-ocean meetings with other ships, each with news and stories, traded rail to rail on the swell.
Moby-Dick, Night 7: The Great South Sea
51 min Moby-Dick, The Great South Sea Into the Pacific, flying fish, warm nights, and the slow craft of the whale-hunter's world.
Moby-Dick, Night 8: The Grand Armada
51 min Moby-Dick, The Grand Armada A whole nation of whales at once, mothers and calves in a still lagoon at the heart of the herd.
Moby-Dick, Night 9: The Try-Works
51 min Moby-Dick, The Try-Works Firelight on deck at midnight, the ship turned lamp-bright and strange, and the long watch talked away.
Moby-Dick, Night 10: The Pacific Watch
51 min Moby-Dick, The Pacific Watch Quiet seas and quarter-deck talk, the carpenter, the blacksmith, and a coffin made into a lifebuoy.
Moby-Dick, Night 11: The Typhoon
51 min Moby-Dick, The Typhoon A storm takes the ship and leaves her, corposants on the yards, and a compass turned gently wrong.
Moby-Dick, Night 12: The Chase
51 min Moby-Dick, The Chase Three days with the white whale himself, and the sea closing smooth and quiet over the story's end.
Serialised classic

Jane Eyre

Charlotte Brontë's 1847 book, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. Firelit rooms, a charity school in the frost, and long walks over the moor. Each night switches on when it is ready.

10 nights Open Jane Eyre
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More Classics

Sixteen more beloved books, each retold whole, read slowly for sleep, and credited to the author who wrote it. Every one switches on the night it is done.

16 stories
A Christmas Carol
86 min A Christmas Carol Charles Dickens' 1843 ghost story, retold gently. Snow on the London streets, three visitors in one night, and a cold heart thawing by morning.
The Jungle Book
60 min The Jungle Book Rudyard Kipling's 1894 stories, retold for sleep. Mowgli among the wolves, and the warm night sounds of the jungle all around him.
Around the World in Eighty Days
82 min Around the World in Eighty Days Jules Verne's 1873 novel, told as a night-long drift. Steamers, sleeper trains and slow horizons, all the way round the world and back.
Sherlock Holmes
69 min Sherlock Holmes Arthur Conan Doyle's Baker Street stories, first collected in 1892. Gaslight, fog and firelight, with a quiet case unwound at an unhurried pace.
Little Women
61 min Little Women Louisa May Alcott's 1868 novel, told slowly. The four March sisters by the parlour fire, and the small kindnesses of a long New England winter.
Sleepy Hollow
102 min Sleepy Hollow Washington Irving's 1820 tale, told slow. Ichabod Crane, a harvest feast, and a long ride home through the drowsy Hudson valley.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
58 min The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Mark Twain's 1876 novel, told slow. Whitewashed fences, a cave by the river, and long Mississippi afternoons with nothing much to do.
Robinson Crusoe
68 min Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoe's 1719 novel, read at low tide. An island, a shelter built by hand, and years of quiet making-do.
Gulliver's Travels
71 min Gulliver's Travels Jonathan Swift's 1726 novel, retold for sleep. Threads, spires and tiny harbours, and a giant waking gently in a very small country.
Black Beauty
61 min Black Beauty Anna Sewell's 1877 novel, told in the horse's own voice. Meadows, orchards, hard roads and kind hands, all at a walking pace.
Heidi
Coming soon Heidi Johanna Spyri's 1881 novel, told slow. Alpine meadows, goat bells, and a grandfather's hut with the mountains breathing outside.
Anne of Green Gables
Coming soon Anne of Green Gables L. M. Montgomery's 1908 novel, told in the evening light. Blossom lanes, a gabled farmhouse, and a talkative red-haired dreamer in Avonlea.
A Little Princess
72 min A Little Princess Frances Hodgson Burnett's 1905 novel, told slowly. A warm schoolroom, then a cold garret, and an imagination rich enough to furnish it.
The Railway Children
72 min The Railway Children E. Nesbit's 1906 novel, told at a gentle pace. Steam, embankments and red flannel flags, and three children watching the trains below.
Pride and Prejudice
66 min Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen's 1813 novel, unhurried. Drawing rooms, long country walks, and letters that take their time arriving.
The Call of the Wild
59 min The Call of the Wild Jack London's 1903 novel, told softly. Snow, sled lines and northern lights over Buck's long road back to the wild.
Serialised classic

Pinocchio

Carlo Collodi's 1883 book, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. From a log that laughs on a carpenter's bench to a long swim home out of the dark. Each night switches on when it is ready.

8 nights Open Pinocchio
Serialised classic

Wuthering Heights

Emily Brontë's 1847 book, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. Two houses on the moor, a snowbound night of storytelling, and heather in the spring. Each night switches on when it is ready.

9 nights Open Wuthering Heights
Wuthering Heights, Night 1: A Guest at the Heights
145 min Wuthering Heights, A Guest at the Heights A snowbound traveller knocks at a cold farmhouse, and the housekeeper begins the story of the boy who was brought home from Liverpool.
Wuthering Heights, Night 2: Thrushcross Grange
166 min Wuthering Heights, Thrushcross Grange Two children run wild on the heath until a lamplit house in the valley shows one of them another kind of life.
Wuthering Heights, Night 3: The Years Away
Coming soon Night 3, The Years Away Half a sentence overheard by a kitchen fire, a horse gone from the stable, and three long years before a stranger walks back in.
Wuthering Heights, Night 4: A Winter at the Grange
187 min Wuthering Heights, A Winter at the Grange Locked doors, a long illness, feathers pulled from a pillow, and a young woman who slips away over the moor before dawn.
Wuthering Heights, Night 5: The Kirkyard Corner
Coming soon Night 5, The Kirkyard Corner A last afternoon of March sunlight, a corner of the churchyard where the heath comes right up to the wall, and a house that changes hands.
Wuthering Heights, Night 6: Penistone Crags
142 min Wuthering Heights, Penistone Crags A girl raised inside a park wall rides out at last to the gold rocks on the skyline, and a frail cousin arrives from the south.
Wuthering Heights, Night 7: Letters Across the Moor
Coming soon Night 7, Letters Across the Moor A drawer full of secret letters, a milk-boy carrying them, and a girl slipping out at night to a sickroom four miles away.
Wuthering Heights, Night 8: The Locked Door
Coming soon Night 8, The Locked Door An afternoon call that becomes a captivity, a key turned in a farmhouse door, and a father waiting through the last night of his life.
Wuthering Heights, Night 9: Heather and Harebells
Coming soon Night 9, Heather and Harebells Books shared over a winter, a hearth swept clean, and an old anger that finally lets go on the moor in spring.
Serialised classic

Oliver Twist

Charles Dickens's 1838 book, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. From a bowl held out for more to a green churchyard with a white slab in it. Each night switches on when it is ready.

10 nights Open Oliver Twist
Oliver Twist, Night 1: Ask for More
179 min Oliver Twist, Ask for More A boy born in a workhouse, a bowl held out for a second helping, and a bed made up under a shop counter.
Oliver Twist, Night 2: The Artful Dodger
Coming soon Night 2, The Artful Dodger Seven days on the London road, a cheerful stranger with turned-up cuffs, and a warm fire in a house full of handkerchiefs.
Oliver Twist, Night 3: The Errand with the Books
Coming soon Night 3, The Errand with the Books A quiet house in Pentonville, a portrait on the wall, five pounds and a parcel of books, and a hand on a shoulder in a busy street.
Oliver Twist, Night 4: The Expedition
196 min Oliver Twist, The Expedition A plan made over a low fire, a long walk out of London in the rain, and a small window at the back of a house in the country.
Oliver Twist, Night 5: The Quiet House
193 min Oliver Twist, The Quiet House A ditch, a field, a door knocked on at dawn, and two women who decide to keep him.
Oliver Twist, Night 6: Summer in the Country
212 min Oliver Twist, Summer in the Country A cottage among roses, lessons in the mornings, a fever that passes, and a face at the window that nobody else can find.
Oliver Twist, Night 7: A Strange Interview
Coming soon Night 7, A Strange Interview A locket sold in a ruined mill, a conversation overheard through a door, and a girl who keeps an appointment on a dark staircase.
Oliver Twist, Night 8: London Bridge
138 min Oliver Twist, London Bridge A trial watched from the gallery, a Sunday night missed, a shadow on the stairs, and steps going down to the water.
Oliver Twist, Night 9: The Long Night
172 min Oliver Twist, The Long Night A door closed at daybreak, a man walking north with a dog, a hayrick fire in the dark, and a chase across the mud at Jacob's Island.
Oliver Twist, Night 10: Everything Told
135 min Oliver Twist, Everything Told A room where every question is finally answered, a last night in a stone cell, and a green churchyard with a white slab in it.
Serialised classic

The Odyssey

Homer's ancient Greek epic, retold whole and read slowly for sleep. Ten years of sea and islands, from a hall full of strangers to an olive tree at home. Each night switches on when it is ready.

12 nights Open The Odyssey
The Odyssey, Night 1: The Suitors in the Hall
Coming soon Night 1, The Suitors in the Hall A great house eaten out from the inside, a son who has never met his father, and a ship slipping out of harbour after dark.
The Odyssey, Night 2: Pylos and Sparta
Coming soon Night 2, Pylos and Sparta Sacrifices on a wide beach, a long chariot road through the corn, and an old soldier's wife who remembers everything.
The Odyssey, Night 3: Calypso's Island
91 min The Odyssey, Calypso's Island Seven years on a wooded island, a raft built in four days, a long swim, and a girl doing the washing at a river mouth.
The Odyssey, Night 4: The Court of Alcinous
Coming soon Night 4, The Court of Alcinous A walled orchard where fruit never fails, a hall of bronze and gold, athletic games on the sand, and a singer who makes a guest weep.
The Odyssey, Night 5: The Lotus Eaters
61 min The Odyssey, The Lotus Eaters A raid that went wrong, an island where the food makes men forget home, and a cave belonging to somebody very large.
The Odyssey, Night 6: Circe's Island
Coming soon Night 6, Circe's Island A bag of winds opened too soon, a house in a clearing where the wolves are tame, and a year that passes without anyone noticing.
The Odyssey, Night 7: Past the Sirens
Coming soon Night 7, Past the Sirens Wax in the ears, a rope round the mast, a narrow strait taken at speed, and a sleeping man carried home in the dark.
The Odyssey, Night 8: The Swineherd's Hut
Coming soon Night 8, The Swineherd's Hut A ragged stranger fed by a poor man who has nothing to spare, and a young man sailing home along a night coast.
The Odyssey, Night 9: Father and Son
Coming soon Night 9, Father and Son Two men alone in a hut who finally say who they are, a walk down into town, and an old dog lying on a heap by the gate.
The Odyssey, Night 10: The Scar
119 min The Odyssey, The Scar A beggar mocked in his own hall, a long conversation by the fire, and an old nurse washing a stranger's feet.
The Odyssey, Night 11: The Great Bow
Coming soon Night 11, The Great Bow A sleepless night, a contest nobody can win, a locked door, and the day the house is finally emptied of its guests.
The Odyssey, Night 12: The Olive Tree Bed
103 min The Odyssey, The Olive Tree Bed A woman who will not be convinced, one question only two people could answer, and an old man in his orchard at last.
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Fairy Tales

Twelve famous tales from Perrault, the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen.

12 stories
Cinderella
63 min Cinderella A fireside girl, a fairy godmother, a midnight ball, and a glass slipper that must find its way home.
Sleeping Beauty
103 min Sleeping Beauty In a kingdom that kept good roads and quiet winters, there lived a king and a queen who had no children, and who were sorrier about it than can properly be put into words. They tried everything that could be tried.
Snow White
97 min Snow White The snow had begun in the night and it was still going in the morning, slowly, with no wind behind it at all. By the middle of that day the yard of the grey stone house had gone soft and shapeless under it.
Beauty and the Beast
119 min Beauty and the Beast The merchant had made his money slowly, one voyage at a time, and by the middle of his life he had a great deal of it. Everything he touched had come good. Ships he had part shares in came home heavy; warehouses he leased turned out to stand exactly where the trade moved to; men who owed him paid.
The Little Mermaid
96 min The Little Mermaid The deepest water in the world lies a long way from any shore, and it is far quieter down there than the people on the ships above it ever imagine. The sea in that place is blue as a cornflower and clear as glass, and it goes down and down, further than any line ever let over the side of a boat has reached.
The Snow Queen
86 min The Snow Queen There was once a mirror, and the thing that made it was not kind. It was a clever piece of work and it did one trick. Anything good or beautiful that came in front of it shrank away almost to nothing, and anything worthless or ugly swelled up and showed twice as plainly as before.
Little Red Riding Hood
77 min Little Red Riding Hood In a village at the near end of a great wood there lived a small girl whom everybody was fond of. There was no single reason for it, and it was true of her all the same. The neighbours were fond of her. The man who kept the cows was fond of her.
Hansel and Gretel
66 min Hansel and Gretel The winter that year came early and stayed, and it settled over the great wood and over the few poor houses that stood at the border of it, where the trees began. In one of those houses lived a man who cut wood for his living, with his wife and his two children.
Rapunzel
65 min Rapunzel The house stood at the end of a lane, the last one before the fields. It was small and well kept, and it had been made comfortable slowly, over years, by two people who were fond of it and fond of each other. At the back of the house there was a window.
The Ugly Duckling
97 min The Ugly Duckling Down behind the old farmhouse, where the meadow ran out and gave way to water, the burdock grew thick and tall. A small child could have walked in under the leaves and stood upright there with room to spare. The leaves were enormous.
Thumbelina
84 min Thumbelina The wanting had gone on a long time before she ever thought of asking anyone about it. She was a woman who lived by herself and kept her house well and had, in the ordinary way of things, everything a person needs.
The Princess and the Pea
86 min The Princess and the Pea There was a small country by the sea, and in it a house that had been a fortress long before anybody thought of making it comfortable. In that house lived a king and a queen, both of them getting on in years, and their son, who was not.
New collection

Children's Classics

Twelve familiar stories from Beatrix Potter, Kipling, Wilde, Irving and other classic writers.

12 stories
The Tale of Peter Rabbit
63 min The Tale of Peter Rabbit Under the root of a very big fir tree there was a sand bank, and in the sand bank there was a burrow, and in the burrow lived four young rabbits with their mother. Three of them were called Flopsy and Mopsy and Cottontail. The fourth was Peter.
The Velveteen Rabbit
78 min The Velveteen Rabbit On Christmas morning the boy found him sitting in the top of his stocking with a sprig of holly held between his paws. He was a very fine thing to find. His coat was velveteen, brown and white in patches, and it still had the deep new nap that no hand had yet stroked the wrong way.
Just So Stories
63 min Just So Stories A long time ago, in a sea that was fuller than it is now, there lived a whale who ate fish. He ate the flat ones that lie on sand and the quick silver ones that turn all together, and the ones with claws, and the long ones that twist when they are caught.
Aesop's Fables
Coming soon Aesop's Fables
Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp
116 min Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp In a city a very long way east of here, in the days when such cities were the largest things in the world, there was a lane of tailors' shops. The shutters came down at first light, and the men sat cross-legged in the doorways to catch the sun on their work.
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
Coming soon Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
Sinbad the Sailor
124 min Sinbad the Sailor In the times of the Caliph Haroun al Raschid there lived in Baghdad a poor porter named Hindbad, who on a very hot day was sent to carry a heavy load from one end of the city to the other. Before he had gone half the distance he was so tired that he had to stop.
The Adventures of Robin Hood
Coming soon The Adventures of Robin Hood
King Arthur and His Knights
134 min King Arthur and His Knights A long time ago there was a king in Britain called Uther-Pendragon, and he was overlord of the whole country. Two men had helped him to get there. One was an enchanter named Merlin, who was thought to be the wisest man alive and gave him good advice.
The Happy Prince
Coming soon The Happy Prince
The Nutcracker
107 min The Nutcracker The back parlour of Doctor Stahlbaum's house was not a room anybody sat in on purpose. It faced the wrong way for the light, it held the coats nobody was wearing, and it smelled faintly of apples from the shelf in the corner.
Rip Van Winkle
92 min Rip Van Winkle There is a family of mountains standing away to the west of a great river in the state of New York. They can be seen from a long way off, and in that country they have always been considered a little out of the ordinary. They are old, rounded mountains, dressed to the top in trees.
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