their silence in interviews they gave for Mary Murphy’s documentary "Harper Lee: Hey, Boo" presented by PBS in the American Masters series in 2012. Santa Mouse In 1966, as the result of a casual inquiry, he wrote the children's Christmas story Santa Mouse. That book was followed in 1968 by Santa Mouse Where Are You? and, in 1969, by Santa Mouse Meets Marmaduke. To avoid confusion with the Marmaduke comic strip, this was re-titled Santa Mouse Meets Montague when a compilation of all three books was republished under the title Santa Mouse Stories. Santa Mouse (1966, ) Santa Mouse, Where Are You (1968, ) Santa Mouse Meets Marmaduke (1969, ) Santa Mouse Treasury (1970, ) Santa Mouse Stories (2011, ) Discography Published LP Albums Michael Brown Sings his Own Songs, 1956 Michael Brown: Alarums & Excursions, 1963 Industrial Musical LP Recordings Fall Fashion Forecast, 1957, for E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company It’s Holiday Time!, for Holiday Magazine Lead the Carefree Life... In the Holiday Mood, 1957, for E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, and Holiday Magazine Paris Affair, 1958, for Andrew Arkin Fashions Sing A Song of Sewing, 1960, for Donahue Sales Corporation Just Wear a Smile – and a Jantzen, 1960, for Jantzen, Inc A Birthday Garland, 1960, for J.C. Penney Company Penney Proud, 1962, for J.C. Penney Company The Wonderful World of Chemistry, 1964, for E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Mr. Woolworth had a Notion, 1965, for F.W. Woolworth Corporation Spirit of 66; An Evening with Michael Brown and his Friends, 1966, for J.C. Penney Company Big Belk Country, 1967, for Donahue Sales Corporation Big D Country, 1967, for Donahue Sales Corporation Seven Sons on a Seesaw, Brown’s ninth show for E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Music to Sell Dodges Buy, 1964, for Dodge Motor Company References External links The Wonderful World of Chemistry at the Internet Archive. Michael Brown on Ovrtur.com www.michaelbrownwordsandmusic.com Everything's Coming Up Profits: The Golden Age of Industrial Musicals 1920 births 2014 deaths Record producers from Texas American children's writers Songwriters from Texas F. W. Woolworth Company University of Texas at Austin College of Liberal Arts alumni Harvard University alumni University of Iowa alumni People from Mexia, Texas