Ben Sharpsteen
	Scotty Mattraw, Harry Stockwell, Billy Gilbert, Adriana Caselotti, Roy Atwell

Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the first feature-length animated film, is the definitive version of this enchanting tale. In a faraway land lives a young princess whose blossoming beauty disturbs her stepmother, the Queen. Each day the Queen asks her mysterious magic mirror to tell her "who is the fairest of them all." When the mirror replies with Snow White's name, the evil Queen sets out to slay Snow White, but the young girl flees into the forest. There, she meets the Seven Dwarfs, who hide her as best they can. When the Queen tricks Snow White into eating a poison apple all seems lost, until a handsome Prince arrives to awaken Snow White and to live with her "happily ever after." Featuring such songs as "Some Day My Prince Will Come," "Heigh Ho," and "Whistle While you Work," Snow White is the first animated film to be included in the prestigious U.S. National Film Registry.