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Hot Chocolate Soldiers
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The Hot Chocolate Soldiers is an American animated short film from Walt Disney Productions, released on 1 June 1934. Synopsis A group of confectionery soldiers go to war against a neighboring cookie castle. As the army parade through the city streets, Chocolate Ladies and Soldiers' wives blow kisses to bid them goodbye. After multiple thwarted attempts to enter, the soldiers successfully conquer the fort defended by a troop of Gingerbread Soldiers by using a cunning Trojan Horse shaped like a large, candy-colored pigeon. The soldiers then take their Gingerbread prisoners to their city, but the sun beats down on the soldiers and melts them into a river of chocolate. Datasheet *Original title: The Hot Chocolate Soldiers *Other Titles: The Hot Choc-late Soldiers *Director: Walt Disney *Supervision scenario: George Stallings *Voice: Don Wilson (the narrator) *Animateur: Leonard Sebring, Cy Young, Louie Schmitt, Ben Sharpsteen, Roy Williams, Jack Kinney, Frank Oreb, Milt Schaffer, Bob Kuwahara, Ugo D'Orsi, Joe D'Igalo *Sets: Emil Flohri Carlos Manriquez *Producer: Walt Disney *Distributor: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer *Output dates: 1 June 1934 *Copyright deposit: May 14, 1934 *New York premiere: May 24 to June 7, 1934 Rialto *Image Format: Color (Technicolor) *Length1: 5 min 04 seconds *Language: English *Country: Flag of United States United States Lyrics THE HOT CHOC-LATE SOLDIERS (1934) Look at the brave hot chocolate soldiers, marching away to war, Followed by more hot chocolate soldiers, fresh from the candy store Look at the band that's going with them, look at the drums they've got, Marching in syncopated rhythm, rhythm that makes them hot Here they come, here they come, with a candy fife and a chocolate drum, Here they come, here they come, with their tummies full of rum Look at those lovely chocolate ladies, giving a parting sigh, Tillies and Flo's and Kates and Sadies, throwing a kiss goodbye Listen to me, hot chocolate soldier, hide from the flaming sun, Don't get too hot, hot chocolate soldier, til the battle's won They're off to fight the battle of vanilla, Over there, over there They crossed the springs and mountain tops and through the fields of lollipops, It's war, it's war, the popguns roar! From planes to strand and candy hight, They'll bomb the foe with cracker-jack They're off to fight those great big gingerbread men, And they'll come marching home Look at the brave hot chocolate soldiers, marching away from war, Followed by more hot chocolate soldiers, back to the candy store Look at the band that's coming with them, look at the drums they've got, Marching in syncopated rhythm, rhythm that makes them hot Here they come, here they come, with a candy fife and a chocolate drum, Here they come, here they come, with their tummies full of rum Look at those lovely chocolate ladies, waving to greet their men, Tillies and Flo's and Kates and Sadies, happy as brides again Listen to me, hot chocolate soldier, hide from the flaming sun, Don't get too hot, hot chocolate soldier, now the battle's won http://www.subzin.com/search.php?title=Hollywood+Party&title_idM71378d5&search_sortPopularity&typeAll&pag34 http://www.subzin.com/search.php?title=Hollywood+Party&title_idM71378d5&search_sortPopularity&typeAll&pag35 
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