Lady and the Tramp

Lady and the Tramp, animated motion picture about two dogs who fall in love, produced by Walt Disney. Released in 1955, the film chronicles the adventures of Lady (voiced by Barbara Luddy), a purebred housedog, and Tramp (Larry Roberts), a mutt who lives on the streets. After her owners have a baby, Lady feels neglected and runs away from home. She and Tramp have a romantic dinner, sing a few songs, and try to evade dogcatchers.

Directors

• Hamilton Luske
• Clyde Geronimi
• Wilfred Jackson

Cast

• Peggy Lee (Voices of Darling, Peg, Si, Am)
• Barbara Luddy (Voice of Lady)
• Larry Roberts (Voice of Tramp)
• Bill Thompson (Voices of Jock, Bull, Dachsie)
• Bill Baucon (Voice of Trusty)
• Stan Freberg (Voice of Beaver)
• Verna Felton (Voice of Aunt Sarah)
• Alan Reed (Voice of Boris)
• George Givot (Voice of Tony)
• Dallas McKennon (Voices of Toughy, Professor)
• Lee Millar (Voice of Jim Dear)
• The Mello Men

Quote

• Line from movie poster: “One of the greatest love stories ever told. She's from the leash and license set … he's footloose and collar free!”