The Story Behind Walt Disney's 'Fun and Fancy Free' Page #2

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Hercules, please?

It's... been

a dream of mine,

ever since I was a little girl,

to dance at this contest.

Althea, it's just--

You saw the others,

how they treat me.

This is the only way

I can show them

I'm as good as they are.

If I give up now,

they'll never let me

live it down.

Please, Hercules!

Please?

Please!

All right, all right.

[ Squeals ]

Althea?

You have to tell your father

that you entered the contest.

I will.

Althea!

Beforethe contest?

Okay.

[ Giggling ]

Okay, here's the deal.

I'll do my routine once

so you can see it, and then

we'll do it step by step.

You stay here.

I need some room.

[ Exhales ]

All right.

- Are you all right?

- Shh, shh, shh, shh!

Wait till I'm finished!

[ Humming ]

[ Exhales ]

What do you think?

I think we're gonna

need some help.

Right.

[ Rumba ]

Aah! Aah!

[ Stops ]

[ Deejay ]

Ow! My eye!

[ Crashing ]

[ Dance Partner Whining ]

I'll never dance again!

What's the matter,

cupcake?

Oh, Uncle!

There, there.

What's troubling you,

my dear?

I'm never gonna win

with these stiffs

you keep sending me.

Now, now.

Of course you'll win.

You've won

three years running.

[ Sobbing ]

But you let Hercules...

enter the contest!

Hercules has never danced

a day in his life.

But this is

the dance capital

of Greece!

There's a dance school

on every corner!

Don't worry.

I've taken care

of everything.

I'm looking for a dance teacher.

Do you have any room

in your classes?

Please, miss, we're looking

for a dance teacher.

[ Door Slams ]

The contest

is in five days!

We don't stand

a chance.

A lot can happen

in five days.

Trust me.

Things will work out.

[ Tweeting ]

[ Rumba, Faint ]

[ Continues ]

Where's that music

coming from?

[ Tweeting Continues ]

Hercules?

[ Tweeting Continues ]

[ Woman ]

Oh, hello.

Welcome back.

[ Continues ]

[ Giggling ]

Oh, you clever bird.

Like snakes to a charm,

my darlings!

And I am,

oh, so charming.

Do I know you?

Well, where I come from,

across the seas of time,

I'm known as

the Mistress of Music,

the Queen of Crescendo.

But you can call me...

your new dance teacher.

[ Chuckles ]

You're a dance teacher?

The Widow Twanky

extraordinaire.

Known in all the ports

of the China Sea

as Mad Alice Cudlip,

inventress

of the Twanky Twiddle,

the most daring dance move

ever performed, and quite

illegal in these parts.

But if you're very, very good

I might teach it to you.

How did you know

we were looking for a teacher?

How does the porcu know to pine?

Why does the beaver give a dam?

What is the difference

between a duck?

Answer all these questions,

and there's nothing left to do.

dd You seem

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