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00:00record and I am your Disneyland story reader. I am going to begin now to read the story
00:07of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. You can read along with me in your book. You will
00:15know it is time to turn the page when Tinkerbell rings her little bells like this. Let's begin
00:25now. Once upon a time, long, long ago, a lovely queen sat by her window sewing. As she worked,
00:34she thought, if only I had a little daughter, how happy I would be. Dreaming, she pricked
00:43her finger with her needle. Three drops of blood fell on the snow white linen. How lovely
00:53my little girl would be if she had lips as red as blood, skin as white as snow and hair
01:00as black as ebony, thought the queen. Some time later, a little daughter was born to
01:07the queen and she was just as beautiful as the queen had hoped she might be. The happy
01:15mother decided to call her baby Snow White. But the queen was very ill and when Snow White
01:24was still a little girl, her mother died. Snow White's father, the king, was broken
01:31hearted. For many years, he was sad and lonely. But at last, the lonely king married again
01:40and there was great rejoicing in the land. His new queen was very beautiful to look
01:47upon, but alas, her heart was cold and cruel. The queen was vain too. She would spend hours
01:57dressing herself in fine clothes and brushing her black hair. Then she would stand by the
02:04mirror and admire herself. She was so vain that she wanted to be the most beautiful
02:11woman in the kingdom. Now the queen's most prized possession was a magic mirror. Every
02:18day she asked it, Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of us all? If the mirror
02:29replied that she was the fairest in the land, the queen was happy and all was well. But
02:35sometimes another lady was named. Then the queen would fly into such a terrible rage
02:43that the people around her trembled with fear and the wicked queen would order the poor
02:49lady to be killed. Meanwhile, Snow White was growing up to be more and more beautiful.
02:59And as well as being pretty, she was so sweet natured that everyone loved her. Everyone
03:06but the queen. The queen looked at Snow White jealously. At last, she could stand the sight
03:13of the lovely princess no longer. She banished Snow White to the servants' quarters. Snow
03:21White's fine clothes were taken away from her and she had to dress in rags like the
03:26other servants. And like the other servants, Snow White had to work very hard. She slaved
03:34from early morning until late at night, scrubbing and cleaning the palace floors, washing the
03:41dishes, sewing and mending the queen's clothes. As she worked, she would sing so sweetly that
03:49the birds would come to listen to her voice. She will soon lose her beauty, thought the
03:56wicked queen, for who can call her lovely in her old rags and with her hands roughened
04:03by work? Nevertheless, the queen went to her mirror and day after day asked the same
04:11question. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of us all? The wicked, vain
04:23queen was still afraid that one day, Snow White would grow up to be more beautiful than anyone
04:29else in the land. While she worked, Snow White dreamed beautiful daydreams about a
04:37handsome prince. Someday she knew he would come and carry her off to his castle in the
04:43clouds. It seemed to the jealous queen, as she watched Snow White, that the princess
04:50grew in loveliness as each day passed. And indeed, though Snow White wore ragged clothes,
04:59her beauty was plain to see. At last came the day the queen had been dreading. Mirror,
05:07mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of us all? She said, and the mirror replied. Her
05:17lips blood red, her hair like night, her skin like snow, her name Snow White. The angry
05:32queen called her huntsman to her. Take the princess into the forest and bring me back
05:38her heart in this jeweled box, she said. The huntsman bowed his head in grief. He had
05:45no choice but to obey the queen's command. Off into the forest went Snow White and the
05:53huntsman next day. The princess, not knowing what was in store for her, skipped along
05:59beside the huntsman, now stopping to pick violets, now singing a happy tune. At last,
06:06the huntsman, heartbroken, fell to his knees beside the princess. I cannot kill you, princess,
06:15he said. Even though it is the queen's command, run into the forest and hide and never return
06:23to the castle. All the little woodland animals were her friends, and chirping and chattering
06:36happily, they led her to a new home. It was a sweet little, tiny little house in the woods
06:45the animals showed Snow White, but no one was home, and when she looked in the window,
06:51my, what an untidy sight met her eyes. The sink was piled with unwashed dishes and everything
06:59was thickly blanketed with dust. Maybe the children who live here need someone to keep
07:06house for them, said Snow White. Let's clean their house. So in they went, and with the
07:13help of her new forest friends, Snow White soon had that little house spick and span.
07:20Then she went upstairs and fell asleep across the seven little beds. As she slept, home
07:27from work came the seven little men who lived in that house in the woods. Hi-ho, hi-ho,
07:35it's home from work we go, sang the seven little men, the seven dwarfs. Then they saw
07:42their little house just as Snow White had seen it, but they knew at once that something
07:48was changed. It was clean. Up the stairs crept the seven dwarfs, and there they found Snow
07:56White just waking up. Oh, cried Snow White, I know who you are. She had read their names
08:04on their beds. You're dopey, and sneezy, and happy, and grumpy, and dark, and bashful,
08:13and sleepy. Snow White told the dwarfs about the Wicked Queen's plot, and they insisted
08:21that she must stay with them. Supper is not quite ready yet, said Snow White, who was
08:27very pleased to be asked to stay. You'll just have time to wash. Wash, cried all the
08:35little men. They had almost forgotten what the word meant, but they were soon scrubbed
08:42clean, and even grumpy got a soaking. The seven dwarfs soon grew to love Snow White
08:49and her merry ways. The next morning, instead of going to work in their mine, the seven
08:57dwarfs decided to make a beautiful new bed for Snow White. The seven little men would
09:03not have worked so happily if they could have seen beyond the forest. The Wicked Queen had
09:09learned that Snow White was still alive, and now, disguised as an old woman, she was making
09:16her way to their very own house with a poisoned apple for Snow White. When the dwarfs had
09:27left Snow White that morning, they had warned her to stay in the house. Be careful of strangers,
09:36grumpy had said, as Snow White kissed him goodbye, and Snow White had promised that
09:42she would be careful. Later that day, the old woman knocked at her door. Alas, Snow White could
09:51not resist the magic apple. She took one bite and sank lifeless to the floor. Hurrying away,
10:00the Wicked Queen fell into a deep chasm and was never seen again, but that did not bring
10:08Snow White back to life. The sorrowing dwarfs laid her on a bed of gold and crystal and kept
10:17watch over her night and day. One day, a handsome prince came to the forest and saw Snow White.
10:27Charmed with her beauty, he kissed her. At last, Snow White awoke. The seven dwarfs danced with
10:36joy and the prince carried her off to his castle in the clouds. That is the end of the story of
10:43Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, but now we are going to hear some songs from Walt Disney's
11:18High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho
11:48High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho
12:18High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho, High Ho