Peter Pan, "the boy who wouldn't grow up," has been loved the world over ever since J. M. Barrie presented him in a play in 1904. Peter introduced children to the wonderful adventures of Never Land just as you see him here revealing some of its secrets to Wendy Darling, his friend.
Now Walt Disney has taken this thrilling tale and created from it a full-length cartoon movie, which will reach your theatre soon. Your editors have asked permission to bring you an advance view of "Peter Pan." First, let's take a look at the way in which this movie was made. We'll take a tour of the Disney studio in Hollywood with Kathryn Beaumont, the actress who speaks for Wendy in the movie. There we can look over the shoulders of the artists who drew this story, and the others who helped to create this entertaining movie. Then let's turn the page and enter Never Land through pictures from Walt Disney's "Peter Pan."
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