WALT DISNEY'S LADY - A Little Golden Book (original 1954; edition 1954)

by Ward Greene (Author), The Walt Disney Studio (Illustrator)

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Title:	WALT DISNEY'S LADY - A Little Golden Book
Authors:	Ward Greene (Author)
Other authors:	The Walt Disney Studio (Illustrator)
Info:	Western Pub. Co. Inc, - Simon & Schuster (1954), Edition: D42
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Walt Disney's Lady (A Little Golden Book) by Ward Greene (1954)

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Based on the Walt Disney motion Picture "Lady and the Tramp".

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Ward Greene	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Armstrong, Samuel	Adaptor	main author	all editions	confirmed

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Little Golden Book (D42.25)

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Walt Disney's Lady (A Little Golden Book)

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1954

People/Characters

Lady [Lady and the Tramp]

Jim Dear

Darling [Lady and the Tramp]

Jock [Lady and the Tramp]

Trusty [Lady and the Tramp]

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Walt Disney's Lady and the Tramp (1955)

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Lady was a cocker spaniel who came to live with two People called Darling and Jim Dear. She had two neat feeding bowls of her own. She had a basket with a blanket in it, too.

Quotations

It must stay out in the yard, and you'll have to have a muzzle for it!

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