Effects never before seen in the field animated motion pictures will be z part of Walt Disney's first feature length Technicolor production, "Snc White and the Seven Dwarf throughout the world Radio. and soon to anglia storms, interesting effects, jewels that sparkle, all such things heightened by glorious colour, will serve to show audiences that Disney and his staff of 600 can create effects which far surpass in scope things which can be done in the ordinary motion picture studio.
Several highlights among the breath-taking effects will be the scenes where Snow White's stepmother chang herself into a witch by brewing a supernatural potion and drinking it the sequence of Snow White running frightened through the dark woods. with trees taking on weird-monster like forms, stumps in pools turning to crocodiles, leaves taking the form of bats, and als' eyes forming weird montages—all this due to her imagination running riot.
Towards the end of the picture is a wild rain and thunder storm in which effects have been attained which would be totally beyond the reach of the ordinary comi strong props as regarded unique nature. such the Liverpool Museum of cal train in which Victoria husband started off on thei oon. The ancient, queen little locomotive travelled from Liverpool to London under its own steam. the train covering 200 miles li journey. A scene the schoolboys sprinting alongside trai cheering the royal bride a room, and keeping up with its progress, notwithstand: terrific spee fifteen miles po hour! For s one of Victoria ye to the Diamond Jubilee, Anna Neagle has the distinction of occupying the very c ed by the age u: Queen that occasion:
on stone which was taken f Royal Mews by permission Lo Chamberlain's offici
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.