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tico en- TODD Ell EstadO. por estas
razones: Apoya lander Ia can
didatura del presidente RoOse-
welt para un tercer periodic. Su
nombre aparecera en- Fl final de
la lista.
Hay que dar a los amigos del
presidente Ell derecho a propo-
ner un tercer periodic y vOtar
de acuerdo con sus ideas, aun-
que ell P~residente no ha dicho
todavia 81 ira o no a Ia reelec-
ci6n.
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GAIA y Sc llevaron S4OO

las puertas, en- la mahana Dc
hoy.
IN jefe de detectives Bush O.
pima que "a robo fue eometido
por profssionales y quiza por
Cos mismos que realizaron a del
Centre Asturiano.
Varios "expertos' en- esa cla-
ss de flel'tos vienen operando
en- 81 Estado de Florida.
Otro robo, tambien obra le
professionals, We cometi6 recien
temente en- la Hillsborough
Feed and Milling CO., de esta
cIu6pd, asceudiendo 10 Tobada
&lla.6&
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suyo y no de sus enemigos poll
ticOs.
Esa clase de propaganda nal
sana, hace mucho bien a Fran
els y no le periudica.
Los ''chismes" del tango sa-
len y al tango pertenecen. In vi
da privada de un candidate, be-
ba % no, a 81 lie pertenece pOr en-
tero.
81 Russell defiende a White
hair y cobra por la propagan-
dan, bueno es notificarle a Jo-
nathon que Ell conocido perio-
dista vive de su trabajo.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

En- esta semana hablara aquf
Ell Sr. Francis P. Whitehair, can
didato a gobernador del Esta-
do.
De Whitehair Sc viene dicien-
do que representa- a 80 corpora
clones de la Gale de Wall.
Algunos oponentes de Holl4
and aseguran que este rs aboga
do de los DUPONT, en- Barlow.
WIhitehair Viene hablando
pOr la radio, en- cadena a TODD Ell
Estado, 10 que prueba tiene d.
nero abundante para Ia campa-
ma.
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IN Ercelente Candidate

I'm ErceleHte Candidate
F. candidate a miembrol do
la junta de Presupuestos un dig
no amigo de los latinos, Ell Sr.
Williams, expresidente de los
comisiOnados del Condado.
Mr.. Williams merece ser cleo
to y aSi 10 pedimos. PerSonas de
nuestra amistad, a las cuales a.
preciamos, conOcen al candida
to y lie vienen ayudando con to-
dos sus brios.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15
HA SIDO G
Ell VAP0R CRAIG"

Thomaston, Me. abril 15.-La
noticia del vapor ingles Craig
sobre que u nsubmarino Sc dis
'ponia a atacarlo, ACADIA de ser
acarada.
III captain del vpor dice que
no hay peligro para 81 buque.
Decia el radiograma recogi-
do aver que Ell vapOr Sc hallAba
a 300 millas de New York y a
punto de ser atacado por uR ~
mSgglblA
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CriSmes
Circula en- el estado un CHS
me sobre que Francis P. White
hair tom6 "chichip6" con exec
so, en- D:Funiak Springs, el
dia q de MARIO, y que durante
tres dfas, por efecto de Ia "fies-
ta". no pudo hablar a los ciuda-
danos del Estado.
Los agentes de Whitehair pu-
blicaron que habia suprimido
varios discusses, en- su campa-
ma. para asistir al entierro del
senador Lucas Black, de Gaines
willie. Whitehair no asisti6 al en-
tierro de Black y no estaba en-
Gainesville Ell dia de los funera-
les.
JOnathon DiOgenes, que es-
parce ell chisme, dice que Russ
ell Kay CANA $50 a la semana
por escribir en- favor de White
Nosotros le decimos a Jona-
thon que el pueblo latino no sim
patiza con los chismes politicos
de esa indole.
ST 81 Sr. Whitehair tom6 mas
de Ia cuenta y Sc acost6 a dor
mir, es un problema personal
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NotG de Lee

NotG dc Lee
BESIDE Tallahassee, Ell inter,
vent0r Lee nos envia una nota
que dice: Sc me ha informado
que un ven5edor de impresos,
cuyo nombre desconozco, sc a.
cerca a los secretaries de las
Cortes de Circuito y oficiales de
hos Condados con la declaration
de que su firma es la Gnica en-
cargada de hacer los impresos
oficiales y la Gnica que puede
imprimir y vender las formas
County Finance prescritas por
81 Intervention de acuerdo con ell
Auditor del Bstado, hace varios
amos. Mr.. Lee dice que cada Sc
cretario o empleado puede COM
prar donde le acomode v que
falta a la verdad quien tai cosa
viene afirmando. Ruego el In
terventor lie avise por TELEGRAPH,
ga persona a quien Ell vendedor
haga tai "cuent0'', del nombre
y direction del ,"embuster0
con ell fin de actuar en- conso-
nancia.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Sc llen6 aver la Casa de los
TrabajadOres. Commemorate la
colonia latina ell aniversario de
la Fundaci6n de la Segunda Re-
pdblica ESpahOla.
Todos los asistentes supieron
recordar la heroicidad del pue-
bio mas valiente de la terra.
La Espana republican, y leal
es la Espana de los hombres de-
fenscres Y amigos de la liber-
tad.
Franco representa- con su re-
gimen opresor a los espahOles
borb6nicos Y asesinos de obre-
ros v estudiantes.
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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Escuadra d~ominador. = Roosevelt condena.
La Segunda Republica.-Acorazado de me-
nos.-Dies y Mejico.-La aviacion inglcsa.-
Perseguian al rey.-Townsend y la political
Los ingleses en- Noruega.

bia dispuesto el asesinabo del
anciano monarch, por medic de
los aparatos con la cruz CANA
da.
Pero Haakon, respectable por
su pueblo, consigui6 ocultarse a
tempo.
Quiza persiguieron al rey al
gunos de los photos que en- Es-
pana desespedazaron con bonn
bias de aire lfquido y de otras
classes, a ciudadanos indefenscs,
pero leales a la Rep1blica.
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CHOQUE DE UNI VAPOR IN
Giles CON UN0 ARGEN-
TINO

Santa Fe, Argentina, abril
15.-A chocar con Ell vapor tan
que argentine "Injenisro Luis
A. Huergo'', de 1927 toneladas,
Sc hundi6 en- el rio Parana Ell va
por de cargo ingles Joyous, de
1886 toneladas.
Iba Ell vapor britanico carga-
do de trigo. Toda Ia tripulaci6n
.fu6 saivada. Fl tanQue sufri6 u
geras svsyias,
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T0lCHSeRd
,Habl6 aver en- Miami, enco-
miando la candiatura de larry
Carter, el DIR. Francis Town
send, autor del plan de pensio-
mes que lleva su nombre.
FL senador Andrews eScuch6
la peroraci6n del ancianO de Ca
lifOrnia y despues dija: 'Quie-
no q. los viejOs sepan que por
ellos labOrO Y SECURE laboran-
do, a pesar de las palabras de
lsste caballero'.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Dies ACADIA de descubrir por
medic de sus agentes, que en-
Mejico c~onspiran rusos y hIe-
names.
La noticia fue publicada en-
Ciudad de Mejico y el gobierno
del general Cardenas Sc neg6 a
concentrate.
Los mejicanos saben defen-
der sus i~ntereses y derechOs y
Dies debe retirar su nariz de
los asuntos ex~tranjeros.
lie comision Gel Congreso pa
ra crear tambien complicacio-
mes exteriores, con Ell pretexto
de las actiwdades a~nti-america-
mas.
Investigue por aca... que los
mejicanos rechazan sus avisos
y hasta su protection.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Mataron en- Bucharest ia dos
espias nazis. Debemos todos es-
perar ahora que ell cinismO ma
ri remita una nota de prOtesta
al rey Carol.
Con los espfas, Ell primer pa
so es fusilarlos y despues avert
guar 81 eran o no protegidOs de
Hitler Y sus 'camaradas''.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Una buena noticia: Ell hundi-
miento del acora7ado apeman
Scheer por la escuadra inglesa.
iOtro barco que dejara de
hundir, sin aviso, a los vapores
mercantes neutrales!
Else acorazado estuvo al SER
vicio de Franco, "indirectamen
te", durante la guerra de Espa-
ma.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Hitler no podra derrotar a la
aviaci6n inglesa.
La aviaci6n inglesa Sc va a
componer, en- su cast totalidad,
de aviones americanos... y la a
viaci6n del viejo Samuel es SUI
perior a Ia de los matarifes de
Berlin.
iDerrotar a Ia aviaci6n ingie-
sa-norteamerioana equivaldria
a probar que Ia nazi Is la me
jorl
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

italia marcia hacia la guerra
Altman en- Roma.
IDe que parte Sc pOndra Be
ST mantiene su tests "realis-
tau. con los nazis no sc ira.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Tercer T6rminO
Rscomendamos Sc vote por
Harry w, Zander, candidate a
dasgadQ del pavadS psm0sTa-
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Con ell civismo que lie caracte-
RIA, Ell presidente Roosevelt
conden6 ell sabado la invasion
de Dinamarca y Noruegta por
los nazis.
Ell jefe de Estado expres6,
con sus palabras Ell sentir del
pueblo americana.
Norte America Sc opone, con
TODD su civismo, a la invasion y
conquista de las naciones debi-
les.
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

Aviones nazis persiguieron al
rey noruego... Desde LOndres co
wupicarOu aver y GOsring ha'
La gaceta., 1940-04-15

La escuadra inglesa ddknina
el puerto de Narvik, en- Norue-
ga, v hundi6 ALI siete destruc-
torres alemanes.
Jose Goebbels oculta esa ver-
dad, en- Berlin, a los peri6dicos
y ell pueblo.
Mentir a favor del nazismo
es la mission ''del hombre mas o.
d.ado de Alemania".
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25
Big Leading Man
Only 6 Years Old

A Hollywood correspondent for
a fan magazine, whose current
task was writing a series OF fea-
ture stories on Leading Men Of
Hollywood" got q new assign
ment by telegram recently and the
result is that even though several
weeks have passed he is still be-
ing kidded about 1t.
The laconic wire ordered the re-
porter to DO yarn on John Rus
SELL" The writer didn't know of
any leading man OF this name and
made a careful check of all studios,
all Of whom denied having any
such player. In desperation the re-
porter wired back for more in
formation. WHO is John Russell ?"
he inquired.
Back came the answer: Shirley
Temples leading man in The Blue
Bird" A second check proved this
correct, except that the leading
man" Production Chief Daryl F.
Zanuck chose for Shirley in the
2oth Century-Fox production is
known as Johnny" Russell and is
only six years old!
Maurice Maeterlinck's THE Blue
Bird" in Technicolor, is now at the
Blue Mouse theater. with a stellar
cast also including Spring Bying-
ton, Nigel Bruce, Gale Sonder-
gard, Eddie Collins, Sybl Jason
and others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25
Floor Show Again
AT Club Moderne

Boosting the only floor show in
Pierce county. the management OF
Club Moderne announces an I'M
usually attractive bill for this Sat
urdsy night.
Following the new summer
schedule, the club has but one floor
show each week, and for that rea-
son is striving to obtain the finest
entertainers to be found in this
part of the country.
This weeks bill books seven
acts, headed by the popular club
soloist, Lois Whitman. 1t will offer
a variety of entertainment by the
cream of night spot actors and
actresses.
Miss Whitman, who seems to
add TO her popularity with each
appearance, has a background Of
professional experience which
stands her in good stead.
She came here from Portland,
where her voice was familiar to
the listening audience of KOIN.
She has also been heard over local
stations and has been singing at
the Club Moderne throughout the
current season.
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"Fighting6 9th"
Due Saturday
On New Double Bill
AT The Temple

The Fighting seth" starring
James Cagney. Pat o'Brien and
Gerge Brent, will have It's first
return showing Saturday at the
Temple theater. Supporting the
star tho are Jeffrey Lynn, Alan
Hale. Frank McHugh and a host
Of others, playing featured roles
in the story written by Norman
Reilly Raine. Fred Niblo, jr., and
Dean Franklin. and directed by
William ksighley.
A rousing action drama, The
Fighting seth" shows Cagney as a
cocky young private, bucking army
discipline in the form Of domineer-
ing top sergeant Alan Hale. Pat
o'Brien plays the role Of Father
Francis p. Duffy. well-known and
beloved chaplain of the seth, and
George Brent portrays wild Bill"
Donovan, daredevil colonel of the
regiment.
Sharing the screen will be He
Married His Wife" co-starring
Joel McCrea and Nancy Kelly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25
Dance Seven Hours
AT Spanaway Sunday

Summer dance fans Will find the
new schedule at Spanaway dance
pavilion much to their liking with
dancing beginning at five in the
afternoon and continuing until
midnight.
For the summer season. Henry
Hofto's Dixieland band will occupy
the musical spotlight. dishing out
swingtime numbers for summer
time dancers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25

/ Field. with Sir Cedric Hardwioke:
Sunrise in Ny Pocket" epic
scaled drama Of the Alamo with an
All-star cast; The American vag-
abond," based on the life Of o..
Henry, starring Douglas Fair
banks, jr.: Two big outdoor action
pictures entitled Cherokee Strip"
tentative title) and Peter B..
Kyne's "Parson Of the Panamint":
Dorothy Lamour. Robert Preston
and Preston Foster In Moon Over
Burma; Birth OF Hero" with
William Holden. Maria Ouspen-
skaya and Albert Decker; Touch
down.. Paramount's 1910 football
picture; Il Wanted Wings" an
epic story OF Americas air heroes.
and THE Roundoup," with Don
Heading the list OF romantic
dramas will be Arise Ny Love-"
starring Claudette Colbert and Joel
McCrea; Madeleine Carroll. Fran
chot Tone. Ray Milland and Caro-
lyn Lee In Virginia: II Want
a Divorce co-starring Joan Blon-
dell and Dick Powell: a William A.
Wellman production, THE City
That Never Sleeps" starring Bar
bara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea and
Eddie Bracken: THE Aldrich Fam
lily in Life with Henry" with
Jackie Cooper, Leila Ernst, Eddie
Bracken and Hedda Hopper:
There's Always Juliet" starring
Madeleine Carroll and Fred Mac
Murray; and Dick Powell and Ell
len Drek in THE New Workers."
Two much-sought-after literary
prizes are among the story prop
critics which Paramount includes In
It's lineup. They are the Broadway
stage success. "Skylsrk," in which
Claudette Colbert and Melvyn
Douglas will co-star; anot Their
Broadway hit. Claire Booths kiss
the Boys Goodbye" which will star
Mary Martin and Ray Milland.
Cecil b. De Mile will follow
his North West Mounted
Police" with one and possibly
two Technieolor productions
during the coming season. One
Is slated to be a big outdoor
spectacle and the other Is ten
tatively titled The Queen Of
Queens" the story of Mary,
the mother of Jesus.
In addition to the feature sched-
ule, Paramount will release Sc out
standing short subjects including a
one-reel comedy series starring
Robert Benchley and 104 issues of
the Paramount News during the
1e40-41 season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25
Roy Rogers Has His
Name CHANGED Twice

Roy Rogers. cowboy star Of
Shine On Harvest Moon" sched-
uled to open today at the Shell
theater. has been renamed twice.
He started out in life as Leonard
Slye. but changed his name to Dick
Weston for radio work. When he
embarked upon his screen career
at Republic the moniker was once
more revamped into Roy Rogers.
"Shine On Harvest Moon" pre-
sents Rogers along with an impress
sive supporting cast in a rip-roar-
ing story Of the wide open spaces.
Joe Kane directed the piece. under
Associate Producer Charles Ford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25
MY Son, NV Son"

The screen adaptation Of How
ard Springs dramatic novel. My
Son. Ny Son." had Its Tacoma
premiere yesterday at Hamrick's
Music Box theater.
With Madeleine Carroll, Brian
Aherne and Louis Hayward In the
starring roles and with such ster-
ling feature players as Henry Hull.
LARAMIE Day, Josephine Hutchin-
son. sophie Stewart and Bruce
Lester In the supporting roles this
human story OF two fathers and
two sons makes one OF the seasons
most powerful screen offerings.
A . novel, my Son, My
Son" offered many difficulties
10 the producers who brought
II 70 the screen and while the
motion picture deviates some
what from the original story
Il stili remains q compelling
narrative OF the lives OF ex-
ceedingly interesting people
whose experiences were ~
dramatic as they were UNI
usual.
The cast has been skillfully Sc
lected for the difficult roles they
must portray and those who see
the production will find little to
criticize. One is certainly justi-
fled in listing my Son. Ny Son"
with the better productions Of the
season.
The other half Of the new bill
brings Tom Brown in the role of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25

The nose! Geppetto gave MIN a
long and pointed nose such as no
real boy ever possessed-and that
is why Pinocchio gets into so much
trouble in the Walt Disney full
length feature. "Pinocchio." now at
the Beverly theater. He follows
his nosei
Disney brings this popular figure
in literature TO life as mischievous
boy who is always doing the wrong
thing, not through malice, but be-
cause he has never learned the diff
ference between right and wrong.
Ned Washington and Leigh Har-
line wrote the six new songs that
are the musical setting for "Pi-
nocchio," which is an RKO Radio
release. The well-loved story writ
ten seventy years ago by c. Collodi
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press agent for a fashionable gown
salon and Constance Moore as the
girl who gave the sales curve a
decidedly upward twist.
The picture started out 20 be
comedy and manages TO
stick TO Its knitting until the
fade-out. There are many
amusing situations and the ac-
ton IL sustained throughout.
OF unquestionably flimsy fabric.
this picture. titled ma He's Max
ing Eyes At Me-" proves a suit
able companion for the heavier and
more serious top feature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25
Siand-in 10 Retire
When He Reaches 80

Donald Meek, featured in sta,
Dust" new 10th Century-Fox film
starring Linda Darnell and which
is now playing at the Roxy theater,
boasts Hollywood's oldest stand-in.
He's John Alexander and he cele-
brated his 18th birthday on the set
by smoking three big. black cigars,
downing four cups of coffee and
going through a neat buck and
wing routine lust to show the
bows"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25

It tells the story Of a mad SCI
Enlist who discovered : way TO
shrink human beings to tiny indi-
viduals about II inches high. and
relates their experiences until the
treatment wears off and they rap
Idly regain their normal stature.
Gust how Parameunt's cam
eramen ever figured that ono
out b beyond me and you, too.
hecause the production was
made behind closed doors and
the secret has been withheld
for tire time being.
We all know that IL Is a simple
matter to make normal beings
look tiny and that all IL requires
II the building Of giant objects
such as chairs. tables. and the like.
which. because Of their unusual
size. make the characters appear
Exceptionally small. but when you
mix large and small human beings
into the same picture and have =
big one holding a little one In his
hand. and allow them In action In
the same negative then you
have something, and that
something h DIR. cyclops."
OF course. the story h n
diculcus the very idea be-
hind 10 h ridiculous. but that
doesn't dctract from the en-
terfainment value, nor doe u
lessen to any extent the mag
netic hold the picture seems
10 exercise on the audience.
Even though the whole idea
strikes you ~ silly. you still keep
wondering how In the world Para
mount ever made such picture.
and I noticed no one left the the
ster until the final fade-out.
so much for the screwiest bit
Of screen fare your reviewer has
ever seen and a word about
Gene Autry and his Rancho
Grande.s
II b . typical Autry vehicle :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-25
Che Gdecma Gime<
Paramount Announces Plans
For Greatest Year in History
Will Abandon Production of All Gloss B
Pictures During the l940-4l Season

Los ANGELES-Beieving that laughter, and
thrills desperately needed in this troublous world Para
mounts s25000,000 production program for 194O4l will
stress these qualities before in company history
it revealed today by Neil F. Agnew vice president in
charge of sales speaking at the eompany national sales
convention
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with the whole world filled
with apprehension and uneasiness
over the terrible drama now being
enacted on the battefields OF
Europe We need as never before
the antidots of laughter. music.
romance and thrills" the sales
chief told the 125 members OF the
sales force and studio staff in SEES
sion at the Ambassador hotel here.
we will leave the problem and
propa gands pictures To the others.
and will give the world the laughs
and escapist excitement II needs"
That the company l. fully
prepared TO sell its product
with big scale showmanship
also was revealed with Ag-
news announcement that Par
amount has set up q s2,000,000
advertising budget. largely for
newspaper space, for the 1870
I841 season.
Good news to the exhibitor and
the public alike il the fact that,
although we shall make fewer pic
lures than we made during 1e3e-40,
our investment will be just as
great. This means that we shah
produce fewer pictures for the
same money. spending gapproxi-
mately 500. 900 more per negative
which inevitably will result in
more important casts, top direc-
ton and story vehicles In the best
seller class.
This policy IL In line with
President Barney Balaban's
announcement that Paramount
will completely abandon the
production Of h pictures and
benceforth devote itself exclu-
siveiy 10 the making OF A
product. and that the studio
production unit formerly en-
gagged In the making Of low
budget pictures has been
abandoned"
Paramount will release a. fea-
ture length productions, the sales
chief declared. At least three OF
these pictures will be in Techni-
color.
Giving a detailed prospectus Of
the studios program thus far set
for next year, Agnew announced
that:
Paramount's comedies-with-mu-
sic will be led off with the Jack
Allen-Mary Martin CO.
starrer, Love Thy Neighbor":
Rhythm on the River" with Bing
Crosby, Mary Martin. Basil Rath-
bone and Oscar Levant; a big fea-
ture co-starring Bing Crosby. Bob
Hope and Dorothy Lamour who
will again share honors in THE
Road to Zanzibar" Dancing on q
Dime" featuring Grace Mcdonald
and Robert Paige: There's Magic
in Music starring Allan Jones
with Susanna Foster: big mu-
steal starring orrin Tucker and his
famous band and Bonnie Baker;
and a tune-filled feature, Second
Chorus" starring Artie Shaw, mu-
steal hero of American youth, and
his band.
For those who favor thrilling ac-
ton pictures, Paramount will offer
a Technicolor production of THE
of the Hills" based on
the novel by Harold Bell Wright,
eo-starring Betty Field and Robert |
Preston; THE Silver Queen" star |
ring Claire Trevor; Rangers OF 1
Fortune" with Fred MacMurray,
Patricia Morrison, Albert Decker /
and Gilbert Roland: Jon Hall and |
Dorothy Lamour in a Teehnicolor |
production, "Aloma Of the South
Seas, Joseph conrad's Victory"
starring Fredric March and Betty /
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furnished the inspiration for the
Disney feature, which is his first
full-length picture since Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs."