9 seconds sound clip from the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1938) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:03:10 in the radio play.
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- For on the night following his Lux broadcast he was giving the world its first glimpse into animated fairyland.
- In the tiny hands of a little lady named Snow White lay the reputation and the future of Walt Disney.
- How this picture was received is history. It brought laughter and tears from the children and grown-ups of every nation.
- Praise came from the pulpit, from statesmen, from the press, to this unassuming man, whom even his switchboard operator calls Walt.
- Harvard and Yale gave him honorary degrees, and the world its thanks, for to all of us he recalled our childhood.
- We couldn't have chosen a more popular play for Christmas than Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, nor a more appropriate guest than Walt Disney.
- Later on we'll hear from him. Now we hear his masterpiece.
- Let's dim the lights a little. Let's sit down and shut our eyes, forget the world, and just imagine...
- As our curtain rises and the Lux Radio Theatre presents Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
- In a far-off world long long ago, a kingdom built on a mountain high lifted its turrets flecked with gold into a sapphire sky.
- Land of Enchantment this domain, but ruled by a queen - blackhearted, vain...
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