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Source(s): We R Toys and The Strong National Museum of Play’s digital archives
| Company | Mattel |
|---|---|
| Brand | Starr |
| Release Year | 1979/1980 |
| Face Sculpt | 1979 Starr doll |
| Articulation | Head, shoulders, waist, elbows, wrists, hips and bend & snap knees (12 points) |
| Hair Type | Saran |
| Height | 11.5″ (29 cm) |
| Mattel SKU | 1280 |
| Accessories | 3 books, tambourine, microphone, soda, phone, comb & barettes |
Note : This Starr doll had 3 different releases – the standard release, a department store version with a child-size star purse and another one with a free 33⅓ vinyl record featuring a song from Starr and her friends. The doll and accessories are exactly the same in every releases.
Product Description
Springfield High is just like the highschool in your town. It has a lawn where everyone relaxes at lunch time. Classrooms filled with friendly faces. Sports and clubs of every kind. Dances. Pep rallies. A band. And homework, of course.
Like most high schools, there is one girl who’s everyone’s favorite. She’s pretty. She’s got a wonderful personality. She’s smart. And she’s good at sports. At Springfield High, that is Starr. She’s “the girl with everything”. Everyone loves her.
Starr and her friends have their own musical group. They meet after school to practice, and often play during lunch period. They are so good, they play at school dances, too. Starr sings and plays the tambourine. Shaun plays the guitar. Kelley strums a banjo. And Tracy plays a mean harmonica and bongo drums.
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