The old Queen's a sly one. She's full of witchcraft. So beware of strangers.

8 seconds sound clip from the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1938) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:44:31 in the radio play.

Quote context

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- Through black of night, the jealous queen, her deadly charm devised, flies toward the cottage in the glen, as a witch disguised.

- In fiendish glee she swears with every breath: The Poisoned Apple shall be Snow White's death!

- It's morning. At the doorway of the cottage in the glen, stands Snow White and the seven little men.

- Eagerly they wait their turn in line because they know each one will get a kiss as off to work they go.

- Now, don't forget, my dear.

- Don't forget what?

- The old Queen's a sly one. She's full of witchcraft. So beware of strangers.

- Don't worry, Doc. I will. And I'll have dinner all ready for you when you get back.

- Now here's your kiss.

- Oh, oh, yes. Well... Uh, come on, men. Let's go.

- And now you, Bashful.

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