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ady
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 ...
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Before voicing Lady, Barbara Luddy was a radio actress well known to audiences of the "First
Nighter" radio program. She also voiced Merryweather in "Sleeping Beauty" (1959), Kanga in the "Winnie the Pooh "
featurettes, and Mother Rabbit in "Robin Hood" (1973). Finally, Ms. Luddy had a single line role as the grandmother
in the Carousel of Progress attraction shown at the 1964 World's Fair, at Disneyland® Park and later at the Magic
Kingdom® in the Walt Disney World® Resort.
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Legend has it that the film's opening sequence, in which Darling unwraps a hat box on Christmas
to find a puppy inside, is based on an actual incident in Walt Disney's life. After he'd forgotten a dinner date
with his wife, he offered her the puppy-in-the-hat-box surprise and was duly forgiven.
Film: "Lady and the Tramp" (1955)
Voice Artist: Barbara Luddy
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