More Contemporary Thoughts The modern “Three Blind Mice” rhyme entered children’s literature in 1842 when it was published in a collection of similar ditties by James Orchard Halliwell.

Not a hard task, considering how the original “Three Blind Mice” poem goes. Still, the film manages to be fresh and entertaining.

One of John Lennon’s songs is similar to “Three Blind Mice.” John said the song was similar to a haiku. The track is about John’s fraught relationship with his mother, Julia Lennon.

An umpire ejected a PA man for protesting a call by playing "Three Blind Mice." Aug. 2, 2012— -- For a baseball umpire to eject a coach or player from a game is commonplace. On much rarer ...

Two weeks later, a popular nursery rhyme mutates into a creature horror film with Three Blind Mice, a new Pierre B-directed pic acquired by Uncork’d for a digital and DVD release October 17.