(1959) Nearsighted, bumbling Baghdad lamp dealer Azziz Magoo wants his carefree nephew, Aladdin, to wed and sets out to accomplish this. Voices of Jim Backus, Katheyn Grant, Dwayne Hickman, Hans Conried, Herschel Bernardi. Dir. Jack Kinney. Folded

Barbie doll and Ken doll re-create the romantic legend of how Scherhazade brought peace to a troubled Sultan with 1001 nights of captivating stories. Barbie as Scherhazade is absolutely ravishing in a spectacularly patterned skirt, shimmering with golden trim. Her matching top is embellished with golden trim. She wears pink and blue scarves in her hair that spiral gracefully around her, adding an air of mystery. Ken as the Sultan is Barbie doll's dashing companion. He wears a pink tunic with golden and turquoise trim over billowy golden pants. A blue and purple sash ties at his waist and serves as a place to rest his trusty sword. His colorful turban shines with a faux ruby and is topped with a golden plume. July 2001 release.

Get swept into the magical world of flying carpets and genies through the Tales From 1001 Arabian Nights. With their origins in India, Persia and Arabia, these classic tales of adventure and romance are always delightful to read, making this book a true t

Translator: Sir Richard Burton / Reader: Philip MadocGenerally known as tales for children, the Arabian Nights stories were designed for adults, full of adventure, sexuality, violence, and the supernatural. In this version, the romantic strains of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade" introduce and end each segment, illuminating the sensual mystery and lushness of the original Arabic tales. Meant for adult ears.