The first time this record was released was in 1957, when the movie was reissued to theaters for the first time. As in Pinocchio, he is characteristically informal–in this case, he refers to Cinderella’s stepsisters as “Stash” and “Driz.” In his Cinderella context, Jiminy recounts the tale as if he tagged along. However, with his acceptability as a sideline participant in almost any story as well as Cliff Edwards’ sincere communicative skills, he could easily have narrated any Disneyland Storyteller album. Jiminy Cricket might seem an unusual choice to narrate the story of Cinderella. Songs (all versions): “Cinderella,” “A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes,” “Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (The Magic Song),” “So This is Love” by Al Hoffman, Mack David, Jerry Livingston. Singing Voices (all versions): Ilene Woods (Cinderella) Jimmy Macdonald (Jaq, Gus) Verna Felton (Fairy Godmother) Mike Douglas (Prince) Norma Zimmer (Soloist). Speaking Voices (1980): Linda Gary (Narrator, Stepmother, Drizella) Patty Parris (Cinderella, Anastasia) Tony Pope (Jaq, Duke, Page) Corey Burton (Gus, King, Prince). Running Time: 19 minutes.ĭisneyland Records – Storyteller Series #3908 (12” 33 1/3 RPM with Book / Mono) Released in January 1960, reissued in 1969. Told by Ginny Tyler as the Disneyland Storytellerĭisneyland Records – Storyteller Series ST-3908 (12” 33 1/3 RPM with Book / Mono) Musical Direction: Oliver Wallace, Paul J.
Originally Released in 1957, reissued in January 1958. LP Reissue: ST 3908 (12” 33 1/3 RPM with Book / Mono) In celebration of the film’s 70th anniversary year, here’s a look at five Cinderella story albums–all as lovely as their name–from Disneyland Records between 19.ĭisneyland Records – Storyteller Series ST-2001, (10” 33 1/3 RPM with Gatefold / Mono)
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