Poor Cinderella

This animated short reimagines the classic fairy tale of Cinderella. A mistreated young woman, aided by her fairy godmother, gets a chance to attend a royal ball. She charms the prince but must flee before midnight, leaving behind a single glass slipper.

As an early animated short, 'Poor Cinderella' is notable for its historical significance and its attempt to adapt a beloved story. While lacking the sophistication of later Disney animations, it was appreciated for its charming visuals and music in its era.

• Praised for its early animation techniques and musical numbers.

• Seen as a charming, albeit simple, adaptation of the Cinderella story.

• A noteworthy effort from the early days of animated fairy tales.

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This was one of Walt Disney's earliest attempts at a Technicolor cartoon, although it was produced by the Van Beuren Studios, not Disney.