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Animators At Play (1930) | Slate

Animators At Play

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Animators At Play

Rare film of a studio softball game with Walt Disney and his staff from 1930. Released on DVD December 19, 2006 in the Walt Disney Treasures More Silly Symphonies: Volume Two.

Released: 1930
Runtime: 6m

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Walt DisneyHimself
Leonard MaltinNarrator

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