Cameras in Samoa/The Holland Story

"Cameras in Samoa/The Holland Story" is an episode of Disneyland. It aired on November 7, 1956.
==Synopsis==
This Disneyland episode is essentially a trailer for Disney's upcoming People and Places theatrical short Samoa. Photographers Herbert and Trudi Knapp are shown commiserating with the natives of the titular Polynesian Island, recording such time-honored customs as tapa-cloth weaving and mat-making, as well as the locals' fishing techniques. The remainder of the episode consists of the made-for-TV "People and Places" entry Holland, wherein it is explained that the country's famous dykes not only protect the citizens from floods, but have also helped develop the lush farmlands. It also discusses Holland's infamous North Sea Flood of 1953 and how the people overcame the disaster and rebuild.
==Cast==
*Walt Disney - Host
*Winston Hibler - Narrator
==Additional crew==
*Music: Joseph Dubin
*Production Supervisor: Harry Tytle
*Special art work: Joshua Meador, Art Riley
*Photography: Herbert and Trudi Knapp (Samoa), Profilti (Holland)
*Film Editor: Grant K. Smith
*Special Processes: Ub Iwerks
*Sound: Robert O. Cook
==Gallery==
Cameras in samoa 1.JPG
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Cameras in samoa 3.JPG
Cameras in samoa 4.JPG
Cameras in samoa 5.JPG
Winston hibler discusses Holland.JPG
The holland story 1.JPG
The holland story 2.JPG
The holland story 3.JPG
The holland story 4.JPG
The holland story 5.JPG
The holland story 6.JPG
The holland story 7.JPG
Category:Walt Disney anthology series episodes
Category:People & Places