Walt Disney was so sure that people would like Snow White, that he spent all the money he'd made on his popular short cartoons, and then borrowed another quarter of a million dollars. He spent one and a half million dollars (which was quite a lot, in the lean years of America's Depression) to hire 750 artists, who worked for three years on Snow White. .... Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs opened in a Los Angeles theater on December 21, 1937. Walt Disney had bee right. People loved his movie. They loved it so much that in 1939 it won a special Academy Award. Shirley Temple presented Walt Disney with one big Oscar statue --- and seven tiny ones!
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When the wicked queen puts a magic spell on Snow White, the handsome prince comes to the rescue.
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1987
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76
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Walt Disney's CLASSIC, Snow White, Seven Dwarfs, Wicked Witch, 50th Anniversary, 1987, Children's fiction, Fairy talesTimes
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Walt Disney's CLASSIC Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: 50th Anniversary
1987, Scholastic Inc, Scholastic Paperbacks, Brand: Scholastic Paperbacks
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- 50th Anniversary Edition
0590411705 9780590411707
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"Walt Disney's classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs : based on Walt Disney's full-length animated classic."
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Mr. Disney was a genius; he left the earth way to early in his life but he lives on through every grown-up child who has the memory of his grandpa-like persona and love for children and adults alike.
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