I Married a Munchkin

The film runs for 34 minutes and provides a unique insight into the experiences of Mary Ellen St. Aubin, who describes herself as "normal, but little." It chronicles her early career in show business, including her time in an all-dwarf vaudeville act and her marriage to Parnell St. Aubin, a former Munchkin.

Set against the vibrant festivities of the Wizard of Oz parade, the documentary features appearances by fellow former Munchkins, Margaret Pellegrini and Clarence Swensen. The film not only highlights the celebration but also reflects on Mary Ellen’s life after leaving the entertainment industry, including her management of the Midget Club in Chicago.

With its focus on a specific niche of show business and its connection to a beloved film, I Married a Munchkin offers a distinct perspective for collectors interested in the documentary genre and the legacy of The Wizard of Oz.