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Academy Award Ep5 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs · Academy Award

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Speaker 1: fantasies ever presented on the screen, Snow White and the
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Speaker 1: Seven Dwarfs, for which Walt Disney won the 1937 Special
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Speaker 3: Once upon a time, there lived a lovely little princess
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Speaker 3: named Snow White. Her vain and wicked stepmother, the Queen,
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Speaker 3: feared that someday Snow White's beauty would surpass her own.
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Speaker 3: So she dressed the little princess in rags and forced
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Speaker 3: her to work as a scullery maid. Each day, the
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Speaker 3: queen consulted her magic mirror.
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Speaker 4: Magic mirror on the wall?
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Speaker 5: Who is the fairest one of all?
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Speaker 3: And as long as the mirror answered.
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Speaker 6: You are the fairest.
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Speaker 7: One of all.
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Speaker 3: Snow White was safe from the queen's cruel jealousy. But
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Speaker 3: one day, the queen looked into her mirror and there
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Speaker 3: were flames crackling instead of her reflection. And the queen
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Speaker 3: clutched her heart in fear and asked the same old question.
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Speaker 5: Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one
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Speaker 5: of all?
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Speaker 7: Famed is thy beauty, majesty, but bold.
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Speaker 4: A lovely maid I see.
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Speaker 6: Rags cannot hide her gentle grace.
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Speaker 8: Alas, she is more fair than me.
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Speaker 5: Alas for her.
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Speaker 6: Reveal her name! Lips as red as a rose, hair
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Speaker 6: as black as ever made, skin as white as snow.
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Speaker 2: Snow White!
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Speaker 3: Poor Snow White knew nothing of the queen's jealousy. She
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Speaker 3: was alone with her friends, the white pigeons, who were
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Speaker 3: watching Snow White as she peered down into the old
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Speaker 3: wishing well.
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Speaker 4: Want to know a secret?
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Speaker 2: Promise not to tell?
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Speaker 9: We're standing by a wishing well.
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Speaker 2: Make a wish and go to the well.
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Speaker 8: That's all you have to do. And if you hear
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Speaker 8: it echoing, your wish will soon come true.
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Speaker 10: I'm wishing, I'm wishing.
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Speaker 9: For the one I love To find me, to find
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Speaker 9: me Today, today.
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Speaker 8: I'm hoping, I'm hoping.
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Speaker 9: And I'm dreaming of The.
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Speaker 8: Nice thing, the nice thing.
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Speaker 11: He'll say, he'll say I'm wishing, I'm.
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Speaker 8: Wishing For the one I love.
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Speaker 2: To find me, to.
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Speaker 8: Find me today.
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Speaker 12: Today.
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Speaker 3: Did I frighten you?
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Speaker 13: You mustn't. I'm afraid.
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Speaker 10: Wait.
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Speaker 5: Please.
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Speaker 3: Don't run away.
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Speaker 7: Now that I have found you, here's what I have
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Speaker 7: to say.
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Speaker 12: I have but one song One song only for you
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Speaker 12: One heart tenderly beating Ever entreating Constant and true One
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Speaker 12: love that has possessed.
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Speaker 7: Me One love drilling me through One song my heart
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Speaker 7: keeps singing Of one love Only for.
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Speaker 12: You Good night, Snow White.
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Speaker 14: Sweet prince.
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Speaker 15: Good night.
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Speaker 8: Dearest prince. Good night.
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Speaker 2: Good night.
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Speaker 14: Sweet prince, dearest prince.
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Speaker 4: I'll take care of that.
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Speaker 14: Go, send for my huntsman.
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Speaker 6: Your Majesty, I heed your call.
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Speaker 4: Huntsman, I command you.
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Speaker 14: Take Snow White at once to the forest and kill her.
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Speaker 6: And bring back her heart in this box.
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Speaker 2: What's that?
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Speaker 13: Who's there?
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Speaker 9: Who comes through the forest?
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Speaker 6: Don't try to run.
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Speaker 5: I have you trapped.
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Speaker 4: Huntsman, what are you doing here? Why do you glare
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Speaker 4: at me so?
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Speaker 6: Oh, I can't do it. I beg your highness, forgive me.
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Speaker 4: But what were you going to do?
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Speaker 1: Kill you with this knife and cut your little heart out?
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Speaker 6: The queen is mad, jealous of you. Now quickly, child,
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Speaker 6: you must run.
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Speaker 13: But I know not where to run in this dark,
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Speaker 13: terrible forest.
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Speaker 6: Run, run into the deep forest and never, never come
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Speaker 6: back again. Have a care.
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Speaker 7: I'm old. I'm snarled and sinful.
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Speaker 4: I'm an ancient oak tree.
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Speaker 6: Oh, no, no.
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Speaker 8: Please, Mr.
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Speaker 2: Oak Tree, let me go.
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Speaker 6: I see you, Snow White, for I see better in
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Speaker 6: the dark.
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Speaker 7: You can't get away from a bat.
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Speaker 2: Oh, no. No, please. Let me go. Let me go.
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Speaker 10: Let me go.
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Speaker 4: Have a kiss, Snow White.
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Speaker 12: You can't escape my entangling leaves.
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Speaker 4: I'm a green fern to trip you.
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Speaker 6: Let me go.
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Speaker 2: Please, green fern. Let go of my ankle.
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Speaker 6: Don't try to fool a wise old owl.
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Speaker 1: No, I don't.
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Speaker 12: Don't glare at me.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no.
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Speaker 8: Where am I?
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Speaker 15: Where am I?
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Speaker 9: Oh, what beautiful birds.
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Speaker 14: And what happy little animals.
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Speaker 4: But where am I?
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Speaker 2: In the forest.
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Speaker 4: Oh, thank you, little bird.
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Speaker 8: I'm so ashamed.
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Speaker 4: But I was so.
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Speaker 8: Frightened, and I made such a fuss.
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Speaker 4: You want me to feel safe, don't you?
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Speaker 7: Well, I do, and I'm sure I'll get along somehow.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 11: But I do need a place to sleep tonight, and
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Speaker 11: I can't sleep in.
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Speaker 15: The ground or in the trees.
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Speaker 13: Like you can.
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Speaker 12: Maybe you know.
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Speaker 4: Where I can stay.
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Speaker 6: You do?
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Speaker 15: Will you take me there?
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Speaker 7: Oh, thank you.
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Speaker 4: You lead the way, and I'll follow you.
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Speaker 2: Oh, what an adorable little house.
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Speaker 8: Just like a doll's house. Hello?
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Speaker 4: Anybody home?
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Speaker 2: May I come in?
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Speaker 4: Oh, it's dark inside.
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Speaker 12: I guess there's nobody home.
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Speaker 4: Let's go in and see them.
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Speaker 13: Why, there's seven little chairs.
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Speaker 7: And from the look of this.
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Speaker 9: Table, seven untidy little children.
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Speaker 4: And just look, cobwebs everywhere. Oh, what a pile of
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Speaker 4: dirty dishes. Yes, it is awful. I know.
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Speaker 9: We'll clean the house and surprise them.
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Speaker 14: Because maybe they're orphans.
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Speaker 4: And if they know I can help them keep.
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Speaker 6: House, maybe they'll let me stay.
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Speaker 7: Oh, look.
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Speaker 12: Here's a broom.
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Speaker 8: I'll just get to.
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Speaker 4: Work right now.
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Speaker 11: Just whistle while you work.
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Speaker 9: And cheerfully together we can tidy up the place. Just
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Speaker 9: hum a merry tune.
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Speaker 15: It won't take long when there's a song to help
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Speaker 15: you set the pace.
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Speaker 4: And as you sweep the room, imagine.
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Speaker 13: That the room is someone.
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Speaker 9: That you love.
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Speaker 10: Then soon you'll find you're dancing to the tune just
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Speaker 10: with the.
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Speaker 8: Way you work. When hearts are high, the time will fly,
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Speaker 8: so whistle while you work.
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Speaker 9: What adorable little beds they have.
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Speaker 8: And look, they have their names carved on them. Doc, Happy, Sneezy,
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Speaker 8: and Dolphy.
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Speaker 10: What funny names for children.
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Speaker 2: Grumpy, Mashful, and Sweetie.
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Speaker 11: Oh, am I sleepy?
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Speaker 2: Yes, I'm a little sleepy myself.
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Speaker 7: Yes, I'd better lie down and close my.
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Speaker 2: Eyes for a while.
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Speaker 12: For just a little while.
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Speaker 3: And who were the seven little orphans who owned the
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Speaker 3: seven little chairs in the little cottage in the forest?
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Speaker 3: and the seven little beds upstairs and the seven little
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Speaker 3: plates and saucers, why, they were the seven little dwarfs
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Speaker 3: who lived in the cottage and who.
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Speaker 5: Worked all day in a mine.
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Speaker 3: And while Snow White was tidying up the little cottage,
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Speaker 3: the seven little dwarfs were coming home from work.
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Speaker 12: .
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Speaker 6: I
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Speaker 6: hope to make your troubles go.
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Speaker 9: Just keep on singing all day long.
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Speaker 6: I hope, I hope, I hope, I hope, I hope.
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Speaker 6: For if you're feeling.
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Speaker 7: Low, you positively can't go wrong with a high.
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Speaker 5: Uh-oh!
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Speaker 7: Uh-oh!
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Speaker 6: Chimney crickets! Doors open!
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Speaker 4: Chimney smoking!
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Speaker 7: Something's in there!
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Speaker 6: Maybe a ghost.
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Speaker 12: Or a goblin, Happy.
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Speaker 5: No, it's a demon. No, it's a demon. A demon likely, Bashful.
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Speaker 6: Nope, nope.
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Speaker 12: I bet it's a dragon duck.
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Speaker 6: Ah, mark my words, there's trouble a-brewin'. Felt it comin'
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Speaker 6: all day. My corn's hurt.
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Speaker 7: Ah, grumpy, grumpy.
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Speaker 5: Well, Moller, see, fool him, don't fool him. Follow me,
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Speaker 5: we'll squeak up or sneak up on him, hen.
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Speaker 6: I mean, men.
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Speaker 5: Follow me.
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Speaker 2: Here are the crickets.
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Speaker 7: Fellers, it's a monster.
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Speaker 1: It covers three beds.
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Speaker 6: Let's kill it before it wakes up. Well, which end
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Speaker 6: do we kill? Look out.
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Speaker 14: Look out.
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Speaker 6: It's waking up.
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Speaker 7: What is it?
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Speaker 5: Fellers, it's a girl.
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Speaker 6: Look out.
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Speaker 8: She's moving.
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Speaker 6: Well, what do we do?
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Speaker 7: Hide. Oh, goodness.
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Speaker 13: I must have been asleep for a long time.
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Speaker 4: Why, the children must have come home. Oh, you're not children.
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Speaker 13: You're little men.
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Speaker 6: How do you do? How do you do what?
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Speaker 4: Oh, you can talk.
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Speaker 8: I'm so glad.
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Speaker 4: Now, don't tell me who you are. Let me guess.
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Speaker 6: You're Doc.
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Speaker 5: Oh, well, yeah, that's true. That's true.
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Speaker 11: And you're Bashful.
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Speaker 6: Oh, gosh.
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Speaker 7: Oh.
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Speaker 4: You're sleepy.
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Speaker 6: How did you guess?
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Speaker 7: Of course, you're sneezy.
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Speaker 6: And you must be.
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Speaker 7: Happy, happy.
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Speaker 6: That's me.
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Speaker 7: And this is Dopey. She don't talk none.
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Speaker 6: Oh, she's trying to fool us with her charms, fellas.
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Speaker 6: Take care.
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Speaker 4: Oh, that must be grumpy.
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Speaker 6: Ask her who she is and what she's a-doing here.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, what are you and who are you doing? Doodly, who.
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Speaker 1: What are you?
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Speaker 5: Who are you, my dear?
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Speaker 8: I'm Snow White.
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Speaker 6: Snow White, the princess? Well, tell her to get out.
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Speaker 4: Oh, please don't send me away.
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Speaker 6: If you do, the queen will kill me. Ah, that queen,
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Speaker 6: she's full of black magic. We'll get into trouble.
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Speaker 4: Oh, she'll never find me here. And if you let
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Speaker 4: me stay, I'll keep house for you. I'll wash and
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Speaker 4: sweep and cook.
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Speaker 6: Cook? Apple dumplings? Why, and crapple dumpkins.
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Speaker 4: There's some plum pudding and gooseberry pie.
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Speaker 6: Gooseberry pie?
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Speaker 12: Hooray, she stays.
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Speaker 11: All right, then we'll get supper right now.
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Speaker 12: Hooray for supper!
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Speaker 2: Hooray for supper! Hooray for supper!
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Speaker 14: Magic mirror on the wall, who now is the fairest
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Speaker 14: one of all?
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Speaker 8: Over the seven jowled hills, beyond the seventh.
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Speaker 3: Wall, in the college of the seven.
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Speaker 9: Wolves dwells Snow White.
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Speaker 7: Fairest one of all.
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Speaker 4: Snow White lies dead in the forest. The huntsman has
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Speaker 4: brought me this proof in the box.
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Speaker 6: Behold her heart. Snow White still lives, the fairest in
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Speaker 6: the land. It is the heart of a pig you
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Speaker 6: hold in your hand.
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Speaker 13: The heart of a pig.
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Speaker 4: I've been tricked. The blundering fool. I'll go myself to
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Speaker 4: the dwarf's cottage. In a disguise so complete.
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Speaker 5: No one will ever suspect.
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Speaker 4: Oh, where is my book of magic? Ah, so.
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Speaker 14: Now the formula to change my beauty into ugliness. My
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Speaker 14: queenly raiment into a peddler's cloak.
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Speaker 6: Mummy dust to make me old.
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Speaker 5: Oh.
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Speaker 11: So it's almost done, but now.
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Speaker 4: A toast to darkness.
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Speaker 11: Oh, powers of evil, hear me.
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Speaker 4: Send a blast of wind to fan my hate.
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Speaker 11: A thunderbolt to mix it with. Now begin thy magic spell.
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Speaker 6: I drink the fiery drink of hell.
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Speaker 5: Oh!
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Speaker 1: Before continuing with the second part of Walt Disney's award-winning fantasy,
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Speaker 1: Snow White, let's think for a moment how science is
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Speaker 1: the refreshing difference. In just a moment, we will present
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Speaker 1: the second part of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
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Speaker 1: But first, we wish to thank Walt Disney for making
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Speaker 1: this production possible. Walt Disney is also producer of Make
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Speaker 1: My Music, the new Technicolor production now having its premiere
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Speaker 1: at the Globe Theater in New York City. And now,
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Speaker 1: part two of Walt Disney's Academy Award winning picture, Snow White.
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Speaker 11: Let's see what the book of magic would provide. A
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Speaker 11: special sort of death for one so.
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Speaker 4: Fair as Snow White. Now, what shall it be? Here
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Speaker 4: is one. A poisoned apple. A sleeping death. Yes, it says,
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Speaker 4: it says.
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Speaker 11: One taste of the poisoned apple and the victim's eyes
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Speaker 11: will close forever in the sleeping death.
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Speaker 4: Good, good.
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Speaker 6: Let's do something.
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Speaker 13: Well, Happy, what shall I do?
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Speaker 6: Tell us a story. Yeah, tell us a story.
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Speaker 7: A true story. A love story.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Once there was a princess. Was the princess you?
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Speaker 7: And she fell in love.
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Speaker 6: Was it hard to do?
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Speaker 4: No, it was very easy.
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Speaker 11: Anyone could see that the prince was charming.
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Speaker 5: The only one for me. Was he strong and handsome?
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Speaker 4: Was he big and tall?
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Speaker 11: There's nobody like him anywhere at all.
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Speaker 7: Did he say he loved you?
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Speaker 6: And did he.
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Speaker 4: Steal a kiss?
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Speaker 14: He was so romantic, I could not resist.
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Speaker 15: Someday my prince will come Someday we'll meet again.
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Speaker 13: And the birds will sing And wedding bells will ring
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Speaker 13: Someday when.
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Speaker 2: My dreams.
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Speaker 3: Midnight, the witching hour Snow White sleeps and the seven.
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Speaker 5: Little dwarfs are in their beds But.
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Speaker 3: In the forest near the cottage in the moonlight The queen,
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Speaker 3: disguised as a toothless old hag, waits for dawn to break.
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Speaker 11: Dip the apple in the brew. Let the sleeping death
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Speaker 11: seep through.
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Speaker 4: But wait. There may be an antidote. Yes, nothing must
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Speaker 4: be overlooked.
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Speaker 11: Here it is, here it is. In the book of magic,
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Speaker 11: the victim of the sleeping death can be revived only
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Speaker 11: by love's first kiss.
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Speaker 7: Bah!
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Speaker 4: No fear of that. The dwarfs will think she's dead.
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Speaker 4: She'll be buried alive!
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Speaker 8: Buried alive!
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Speaker 7: Oh!
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Speaker 2: All alone, my person.
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Speaker 4: Why, yes, I am. But the... The little men are
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Speaker 4: not here?
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Speaker 7: No, they're not.
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Speaker 11: Making pies?
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Speaker 9: Yes, gooseberry pies.
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Speaker 11: It's apple pies that make the men's mouth water.
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Speaker 4: Pies made from apples like these. Oh, they do look delicious. Yes,
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Speaker 4: but wait till.
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Speaker 11: You taste one, dearie.
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Speaker 4: Drat, these birds. What ails them?
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Speaker 7: I don't know.
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Speaker 4: They're acting so strangely today. They're making me nervous. And
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Speaker 4: my heart is weak. Oh, here, let me help you.
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Speaker 4: The birds are making me nervous. Here, take my arm, Granny.
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Speaker 8: I'll chase the birds.
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Speaker 6: Go away.
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Speaker 5: Shush.
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Speaker 6: Go away.
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Speaker 4: Please go away.
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Speaker 8: Hey, fellas, look at the birds.
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Speaker 9: Something's wrong.
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Speaker 2: They're all head up.
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Speaker 5: They've come from Snow White.
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Speaker 6: The old queen's got her. That's what's the matter.
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Speaker 7: She'll kill her.
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Speaker 6: Well, what do we do? Come on, get those pickaxes
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Speaker 6: and come running. We've got to save Snow White.
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Speaker 9: But Granny, I didn't make my wish yet.
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Speaker 4: Take a bite, dearie. Take a bite. I wish for
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Speaker 4: my Prince Charming.
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Speaker 9: And that he will carry me away to his castle
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Speaker 9: where we will live happily ever after.
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Speaker 4: Fine, fine.
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Speaker 11: Now take a big bite. Don't let the wish grow cold.
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Speaker 4: Oh, I feel so strange.
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Speaker 11: She bit the apple. Her breath will still her blood conceal.
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Speaker 5: Oh, oh.
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Speaker 4: It's done.
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Speaker 11: Done. Now I'll be fairest in the land.
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Speaker 4: Oh, the Seven Dwarfs. They know what I've done. I
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Speaker 4: must escape. I'm trapped. The meddling little fools. They have
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Speaker 4: me trapped.
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Speaker 6: I can't escape.
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Speaker 4: A cliff before me. A mountain behind.
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Speaker 6: There she is down there, fellas. Roll the big rock
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Speaker 6: on her. All together, fellas.
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Speaker 12: Heave!
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Speaker 4: No, no, you'll kill me.
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Speaker 7: Heave!
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Speaker 12: Hey!
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Speaker 8: Hey!
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Speaker 6: There it goes!
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Speaker 4: I'll fix you for this!
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Speaker 12: I'll fix you!
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Speaker 6: I'll crush your bones! I will crush your bones!
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Speaker 4: No!
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Speaker 2: No, I'm lost!
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Speaker 3: Lost! The evil witch queen was gone. But when the
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Speaker 3: seven dwarfs found their beloved princess Snow White, she was
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Speaker 3: lying on the floor of the cottage. Her eyes were closed,
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Speaker 3: and they gave her up for dead.
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Speaker 12: I'll never be happy anymore.
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Speaker 11: I won't either, Happy.
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Speaker 6: And I'll never sneeze again.
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Speaker 5: Poor horse and I, the Snow White. She was so
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Speaker 5: kind to us.
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Speaker 6: Ah, she's so beautiful. We mustn't bury her. We'll, uh, well,
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Speaker 6: we'll make a coffin of glass and gold. Yes. And
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Speaker 6: we'll keep God forever at his side.
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Speaker 5: Oh, how lovely.
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Speaker 3: But the news spread abroad in the land, and soon
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Speaker 3: the prince, who had searched far and wide for his true.
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Speaker 16: Love, heard of the beautiful maiden who slept in the
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Speaker 16: glass coffin, and he came mounted on his white horse
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Speaker 16: to the sunlit glade where Snow White lay upon her
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Speaker 16: beautiful couch.
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Speaker 4: Who is the prince on the white horse?
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Speaker 6: He looks wonderful.
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Speaker 1: Big guest.
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Speaker 5: Maybe he's coming to see Snow White.
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Speaker 6: Why, it must be Snow White's charming prince. Don't stand there, fellas.
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Speaker 6: Lead him up to her princess.
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Speaker 3: Snow White, it is you. My only one.
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Speaker 8: At last I have found you.
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Speaker 6: Get with me, Cricket. She's going to kiss her.
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Speaker 4: Oh.
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Speaker 7: Oh.
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Speaker 4: At last you've come, my prince. She's awake!
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Speaker 6: She's awake! My princess. No, my prince!
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Speaker 2: Hooray! Hooray!
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Speaker 15: Someday when spring is here We'll find our love anew And.
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Speaker 13: The birds will sing And.
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Speaker 10: Wedding bells will ring Someday when my dreams come true.
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Speaker 3: Come, dear Snow White.
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Speaker 6: I shall carry you off to my castle.
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Speaker 10: Yes, my friend.
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Speaker 8: And will you love me forever?
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Speaker 3: I love you forever and ever and ever.
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Speaker 1: Down through the ages, children and grown-ups, too, have learned
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Speaker 1: from parables and stories many of the great truths which
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Speaker 1: inspire and guide mankind. The House of Squibb has its
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Speaker 1: own parable, an oft-repeated story that, for almost a century,
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Speaker 1: has guided the conduct of its business. In the city
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Speaker 1: of Baghdad lived Hakim the Wise One. and many people
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Speaker 1: went to him for counsel, which he gave freely to all,
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Speaker 1: asking nothing in return. There came to him a young
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Speaker 1: man who had spent much but got little, and said,
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Speaker 1: Tell me, wise one, what shall I do to receive
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Speaker 1: the most for that which I spend? Hockeyman answered, A
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Speaker 1: thing that is bought or sold has no value unless
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Speaker 1: it contains that which cannot be bought or sold. Look
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Speaker 1: for the priceless ingredient. But what is this priceless ingredient?
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Speaker 1: asked the young man. Spoke then the wise one, my son,
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Speaker 1: the priceless ingredient of every product in the marketplace is
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Speaker 1: the honor and integrity of him who makes it. Consider
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Speaker 1: his name before you buy. Through its adherence to this
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Speaker 1: ideal of honor and integrity, Squibb has earned recognition all
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Speaker 1: over the world as a name you can trust. Next week,
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Speaker 1: another great picture. The House of Squibb will present Academy
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Speaker 1: Awards starring Randolph Scott and Claire Prepper in Stagecoach. Walt
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Speaker 1: Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was written for
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Speaker 1: radio by Frank Wilson with an original musical score composed
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Speaker 1: and conducted by... Lee Stevens. Our producer-director is Dee Engelbart. Remember,
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Speaker 1: next week, part of the country will go on Daylight
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Speaker 1: Academy Awards. This is Hugh Brundage bidding you good night
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