wizard of oz movie came out in 1939.
wizard of oz movie came out in 1939.
when did wizard of oz movie come out?
1939
the wizard of oz









































the wizard of oz may refer to:









































bullet::::- "the wonderful wizard of oz", a 1900 american novel by l. frank baum









































bullet::::- wizard of oz (character), from the baum novel series









































the wizard of oz may also refer to:









































section::::adaptations of the novel.









































section::::adaptations of the novel.:film.









































bullet::::- "the wizard of oz" (1925 film), an american silent film directed by larry semon









































bullet::::- "the wizard of oz" (1933 film), a canadian animated short directed by ted eshbaugh









































bullet::::- "the wizard of oz" (1939 film), an american mgm film starring judy garland
the wizard of oz
bullet::::- when zelena successfully locates rumpelstiltskin during her magic training, he says "ding dong," the beginning lyrics of the munchkin's song "ding dong the witch is dead" from the wizard of oz movie.









































bullet::::- according to the poster seen in this episode, walsh's circus is called the omaha circus and freak show. in the novel "wizard of oz", omaha was the name of the wizard's birthplace.









































section::::reception.









































section::::reception.:ratings.









































the episode saw an increase over the previous outing, placing a 2.4/6 among 18-49s, with 7.24 million viewers, up from the previous episode.









































section::::reception.:critical reception.









































the episode was met with positive reviews.
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