Snow White 90th Anniversary Advent Calendar

From the 1937 Carthay Circle Premiere to a 24-Door December Unboxing

On the evening of December 21, 1937, audiences inside Los Angeles’s Carthay Circle Theatre watched Walt Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs make motion-picture history as the first full-length cel-animated feature film. Commemorating the ninety-year span from 1937 to 2027, the Snow White 90th Anniversary Advent Calendar turns that December cinema milestone into a 24-day holiday countdown tradition. Housed inside a rigid paperboard exterior decorated with a starry royal-blue castle silhouette and festive red-and-white candy-cane border trim, the calendar features 24 individually numbered perforated doors across its front panel.

Behind every numbered door rests a freestanding 3D molded miniature vinyl figure sculpted in stylized chibi Pop-inspired proportions. Instead of flat cardboard tokens, each daily pull adds a three-dimensional character statue to your holiday mantel or collector shelf. Snow White anchors the ensemble in her signature cobalt-blue puffed-sleeve bodice, canary-yellow skirt, and crimson hair bow, appearing in multiple poses including her woodland song with a bluebird perched on her hand alongside the Prince in his royal blue doublet and cape.

Tactile Craftsmanship and Everyday Display Across the Fairy-Tale Cast

The heart of the 24-piece lineup is the complete diamond-mining crew of the Seven Dwarfs, each immediately recognizable by his sculpted beard, facial expression, and color-coded pointed cap and tunic: Doc wearing his round eyeglasses under an ochre cap, Grumpy scowling in his terracotta-red tunic, Happy beaming beneath bushy white eyebrows, Sleepy with heavy-lidded eyes in a teal-blue cap, Bashful in sage green, Sneezy in bright yellow, and Dopey with his oversized ears, purple hat, and lime-green robe.

Adding dramatic contrast to the cottage companions are the film’s darker royal icons: the Evil Queen wearing her jagged golden crown, high white collar, and regal violet-and-black robes while extending the crimson poisoned apple; a second regal Evil Queen variant; her black-hooded Old Peddler Hag disguise with white hair; and a freestanding baroque gold-framed oval Magic Mirror sculpted with the purple-and-gold mask of the Slave in the Magic Mirror inside. Because each miniature figure is cast from smooth, durable vinyl with a balanced footprint, families and Disney animation collectors can line the full 1937–2027 cast along a fireplace ledge during Christmas countdown season and keep them on display long after December ends.