Everybody's Weekly UK Magazine CINDERELLA June 1950 Walt Disney History Vault

Everybody's Weekly UK Magazine CINDERELLA June 1950 Walt Disney History Vault

Classic Treasures from the Disney History Vault... from the Worldwide Disneyana Specialists of Saturday's Toys...  

Item:  Everybody's Weekly Magazine

Date:  June 10, 1950

Description:  Features four full pages introducing the story of Walt Disney's Cinderella with black and white photos.  Written by British actor, entertainer and author Jonathan Routh (1927 - 2008)... as he declares the two most importance appearances in the film to come from Cinderella's mice friends, Gus-Gus and Jaq. Among the earliest European profiles of Walt Disney's successful full-length animated films to emerge after WWII.  The film premiered throughout the United Kingdom on December 22, 1950.

Routh's most memorable quote about the animated films:  "Disney's creations, whether they last for seven or 70 minutes on screen will last for seven times 70 years in the affections of the world."

Interesting features include:

  • Interesting articles and ads featuring life in London, England and throughout the UK
  • Unique period advertisements for a variety of products for the home
  • Book advertisement by HRH the Duke of Windsor on his romance and abdication
  • The Girls Friendly Society (G.F.S.) is profiled. Details the efforts to support young women as they grow into responsible adulthood
  • King Charles I and Oliver Cromwell
  • Author Agatha Christie on the occasion of her 50th crime novel thriller (aka "A Murder is Announced").
  • 18th Century Furniture returns to Grosvenor House
  • The early days of Television
  • The life cycle of the frog
  • Golf Champion Bobby Jones
  • Cricket:  Great Days at Old Trafford

Everybody's Weekly ceased publication in 1959.

Measurement:  10.5" x 14"

Condition:  Good condition; one scuff noted on back cover (circled in yellow).  Rare in any condition; and hard to find on any continent!


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