. . . What is up with Disney and their one-lettered movies? Why do they like doing that so much?

Requested by LunaACEMadison. Let's do this!

Walt Disney
presents

Cinderella

From the original classic by
Charles Perrault

Color by Technicolor

With the talents of
Ilene Woods • Helene Stanley • Eleanor Audley • Luis Van Rooten • Verna Felton • Don Barclay • Claire DuBrey • Rhoda Williams • James Macdonald

Special Processes - Ub Iwerks
Sound Director - C.O. Slyfield
Sound Recording - Harold J. Steck, Robert O. Cook
Film Editor - Donald Halliday
Music Editor - Al Teeter

Musical Direction - Oliver Wallace, Paul Smith

Songs by
Mack David • Jerry Livingston • Al Hoffman

Orchestration - Joseph Dubin

Story
William Peed • Erdman Penner • Ted Sears • Winston Hibler • Homer Brightman • Harry Reeves • Kenneth Anderson • Joe Rinaldi

Layout
Mac Stewart • A. Kendall O'Connor • Tom Codrick • Hugh Hennesy • Lance Nolley • Charles Philippi • Don Griffith • Thor Putnam

Color and Styling
Mary Blair • John Hench • Claude Coats • Don da Cradi

Backgrounds
Brice Mack • Art Riley • Ralph Hulett • Ray Huffine • Dick Anthony • Merle Cox • Thelma Witmer

Directing Animators
Eric Larson • Ward Kimball • Milt Kahl • Ollie Johnston • Frank Thomas • Marc Davis • John Lounsbery • Les Clark • Wolfgang Reitherman • Norm Ferguson

Character Animators
Don Lusk • Phil Duncan • Hugh Fraser • Hal King • Fred Moore • Harvey Toombs • Judge Whitaker • Cliff Nordberg • Marvin Woodward • Hal Ambro • George Nicholas • Ken O'Brien

Effects Animators
George Rowley • Josh Meador • Jack Boyd

Directors
Wilfred Jackson • Hamilton Luske • Clyde Geronimi

Production Supervision - Ben Sharpsteen

The End

a Walt Disney production

Happy 100th Anniversary, Disney! Let's see what we have next weekend.

On Friday... I dunno, Migration is coming out, so we'll do The Lorax. (Requested by savannah<3)

On Saturday and Sunday, we're doing a lot of Little Mermaid. (Requested by Rally9933, finally returning after what feels like a while)

Saturday, it's the direct-to-video sequel, Return to The Sea.

Sunday, it's the third, prequel, and final film in that series, Ariel's Beginning.

It's gonna get really animated next weekend. For now, goonight or goomorn and never forget to request!

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