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Lady And The Tramp Lady Warm Welcome |
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Lady and The Tramp |
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Lady and The Tramp Lady Warm Welcome |
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As loyal as she is lovely, Lady greets Jim Dear everyday with a
captivating doggie trick: sitting up on her hind legs to welcome
her cherished owner home and get a well-deserved treat.
Proud of her brand-new license tagï`shiny symbol
of her happy domesticity"this pampered pedigreed
pooch is anything but spoiled, for she has
a personality so loving it took three different
real-life dogs to inspire it: an adorable puppy
newlywed Walt presented to his bride Lillian
in 1925; story artist Joe Grantï`s own
affectionate cocker spaniel Jennie; and
another beautiful cocker spaniel named
Blondie who belonged to Lady and the
Tramp co-director Ham Luske. Plussed
with a charming pewter license tag on
her collar, this pretty Lady is the perfect
pet for any collection.
Plussed with a Pewter License Tag on Collar.
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Lady And The Tramp Lady Warm Welcome, by WDCC Disney Classics is a Limited Edition production by the Artist. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity which affirms that this is an authentic Limited Edition production from WDCC Disney Classics |
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Lady:
Lady is the coddled cocker spaniel who, despite her best efforts, falls in love with a dog from the wrong side of the tracks. Raised in the lap of luxury, Lady is thoroughly faithful to her adoring "humans," Jim Dear and Darling, and knows little of the hostile world a dog can face beyond the privilege of the "collar and leash set." But when her owners are on vacation, she's muzzled by their Aunt Sarah and runs away, only to be cornered by a pack of wild street dogs. Out of nowhere, Tramp leaps to her defense, scattering them. The independent charmer sets about showing her that while there's danger in the "outside world," there's also life: a world of adventure where beavers can be conned into removing muzzles and dark alleys can become the site of a romantic dinner. Although she falls head over paws for the handsome mutt, she loves her humans as much as he loves his freedom. If only their two worlds could meet ...
Tramp:
Footloose and collar-free, Tramp lives every day as if it were his last. Although he's just one step ahead of the dogcatcher, Tramp is too busy playing with danger to be scared of it. He's that rare breed of dog who wants no master but himself. Living by his wits, he's learned that if you have a little charm and a lot of finesse, the world can be your dinner bowl. As Peg, the faded star of the Dog and Pony Follies, tells Lady in the pound, "You won't believe this, deary, but no matter how tight a jam he's in, that Tramp always finds some way out." The irresistible rogue does have one weakness: the ladies. As the pound dogs put it: "He has an eye for a well-turned paw, he has ... Yah, but he never takes 'em serious ... Ah, but some day he is meeting someone different, some delicate, fragile creature who is giving him a wish to shelter and protect ... Like Miss Park Avenue here, aye matey? ... Could be, but when he does ... under the spell of true love ... the poor chump grows careless ... and it's curtains for Tramp." Indeed, the Tramp has already fallen in love with the winsome Lady, and will risk life and limb more than once for her. The question is, how long will his luck hold out before his cronies' prediction comes true?
AUNT SARAH:
Though matronly Aunt Sarah is a pushover for cats, she just won't give a dog an even break. When she takes over the household to baby-sit in Jim Dear and Darling's absence, she shunts Lady from the nursery. When the baby cries from the biddy's over-attentiveness, Lady gets the blame. Soon after, the coddled Siamese cats secretly demolish the living room and again she figures it to be that dog's fault. Not unlike a cat, she is obstinate, self-centered, and set in her ways. Indeed, her answer to the "Lady problem" is to have her muzzled. But like so many narrow-minded types, her own misconceptions finally become her undoing. For the muzzling touches off a course of events that leaves the baby unprotected when the home will need Lady the most.
SI AND AM:
Twin Siamese cats, Si and Am prowl in harmony, wreaking havoc all around them. Cunning and spiteful, they display the worst traits of their species. When Aunt Sarah arrives in Lady's peaceful home to baby-sit the newborn, Si and Am pop out of her basket to slink by Lady, singing a warning of sorts: "We are Siamese if you please. We are Siamese if you don't please. Now we looking over our new domicile. If we like, we stay for maybe quite a while." As they vandalize the place, terrorizing the pet goldfish and canary, Lady is helpless to stop the chaos. As they proceed upstairs to steal the baby's milk, Lady takes the offensive, barring their way with a fearsome growl. But, too devious for the innocent Lady, they end up framing her for all of their destruction. As much their "patsy" as Lady herself, Aunt Sarah carries them off exclaiming, "Oh, that wicked animal -- attacking my poor innocent little angels."
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WALT DISNEY CLASSICS FIGURINES - The Classics Collection started in 1992 with three scenes, Bambi, Cinderella, and Fantasia's Sorcerer Apprentice. Many other series have since been introduced. Some figurines are limited, and some have been retired. Some of these figurines have risen high on the secondary market.
The figurines are made of porcelain, and the process is similar to that use to make Hummel figurines. Individual pieces are molded, put together, and fired in an oven. Then they are painted and fired again.
Each figurine is marked on the bottom, signifying the year it was produced. The marks represent significant milestones in Disney history. The figurines with the first year mark are usually the most desirable. |
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