Import photos from burned disks into library

I know this sounds like an easy question/solution, but I have been trying to import my older pictures which were burned onto disks into my library. On the hard drive it appears that I have done this, but when I open the iPhoto application I cannot access these photos and am unable to figure out how to put them into a slideshow. I am wanting to do this as a Christmas gift so if anyone out there can offer some advice I sure would appreciate it.

I cannot access these photos
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