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Alice Davis was working as a seamstress in 1963, sewing ladies underwear in the downtown Los Angeles garment district. One day she got a call: Walt Disney needed her help.
When she got to Disney’s office, he told her he was planning a new ride for the 1964 World’s Fair in New York. He promised the attraction would bring joy “to every child from 1 to 100.”
Disney wanted Davis to design costumes for the ride. She was thrilled. It was a dream come true for a girl who grew up without dolls during the 1930s, when many people in the U.S. were jobless and poor.
“It was marvelous, the joy of my life,” she said.
Fifty years later, It’s a Small World remains one of Disneyland’s most popular attractions.

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Answer 1

Alice Davis was working as a seamstress in 1963. One day Walt Disney needed her help, he told her he was planning a new ride for the 1964 World’s Fair in New York.

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