project was cancelled; the score was released on the Unsung Sherman Brothers CD. Audio recordings have also been produced, performed by Lauren Bacall (Pathways of Sound, POS 1039 & 1040), Peter Ustinov (Caedmon Audio, ) and Edward Woodward (Phoenix Audio, ). The BBC produced a radio version of the story in December 1973, with Heron Carvic as the Golux and Nigel Lambert as Prince Zorn. A three part Jackanory adaptation was broadcast on BBC One 28–30 December 1983 starring Colin Jeavons as the Duke, Roy Kinnear as the Golux, Yolande Palfrey as Saralinda and Simon Shepherd as Prince Zorn. Christopher Theofanidis wrote an opera based on the story in 2002. Visual artist Juan Delcán created a short animated film of the opening chapter of the book, with narration by Neil Gaiman. References External links "The Motorola Television Hour", 1953 The 13 Clocks, Juan Delcan, 2011 1950 American novels 1950 fantasy novels American fantasy novels Novels by James Thurber Books illustrated by Marc Simont American children's novels Children's fantasy novels 1950 children's books