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

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

You can hear this line at 00:44:02 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- Well, to be honest, our medium is so young and so unexplored and so fascinating, that we have to guard against daydreaming. We have too many immediate problems.

- And I think my most immediate problem is to let you get back to the play.

- Sit down then, Walt, but don't go away. We'll be calling on you a little later.

- Once again, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

- 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.

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