Smoking: The Choice is Yours

Smoking: The Choice is Yours

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Jan 01 1981

0h 11m

Animation, Western, Comedy

An educational short film made by Disney.

Jack Angel

Jack Angel

Narrator (voice)

Cass Carroll

Cass Carroll

Daphne Sue (voice)

Barbara Gill

Barbara Gill

Ms. Hackwell (voice)

Jim Gleason

Jim Gleason

Edgar (voice)

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