"THREE LITTLE WOLVES."

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 193, 15 August 1936, Page 5

"THREE LITTLE WOLVES."

The three little pigs make a return to the screen in Walt Disney's latest "Silly Symphony," "Three Little Wolves/' Once more the cheeky little rascals are menaced by their arch-enemy, the Big Bad Wolf, who this time has the assis'tance of his three nasty little offspring. But the two frivolous pigs have not learned their lesson, for they still spend their time playing while the practical one toils to build a strange-looking machine. They think it great fun to sound the "wolf alarm," and have their busy brother rushing to help them. But they play the trick once too often, and when they are captured by the wolf the practical pig ignores their frantic signals until finally he rescues them in the nick of time, and administers a sound thrashing to the villainous wolf. Incidentally more than 0000 applications have been received by Disney in response to his appeal for new talent. He and his assistants are now interviewing and weeding out the candidates, and the most promising will attend at the school Disney has opened in New York. Only 30 artists are required, and three have already been given contracts to work in Hollywood.