The Prime Minister ('The Danbcing Princess') / Singing voice of Hans ('The Singing Bone')
Walter Brooke
The Mayor ('The Cobbler and the Elves')
Robert Foulk
The Hunter ('The Cobbler and the Elves')
Terry-Thomas
Ludwig ('The Singing Bone')
Buddy Hackett
Hans ('The Singing Bone')
Otto Kruger
The King ('The Singing Bone')
Robert Crawford Jr.
The Shepherd ('The Singing Bone')
Sydney Smith
The Spokesman ('The Singing Bone')
Pamela Baird
Cinderella
Billy Barty
The Court Jester (uncredited)
Diana Driscoll
Gretel
True Ellison
Snow White
Stanley Fafara
Hansel
Jon Lormer
The Doctor (uncredited)
Elisabeth Neumann-Viertel
(uncredited)
'Little Billy' Rhodes
Grumpy the Dwarf
Ruthie Robinson
Little Red Riding Hood
Gene Roth
Berlin Royal Academy Representative at Train Station (uncredited)
Peter Whitney
The Giant
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Trivia
Turner Classic Movies now shows the full-length version of this film, having added the short prologue, plus Overture, Intermission with Entr'Acte and Exit Music that were not included on the VHS or laserdisc.
In the original version of The Singing Bone, the killer and his victim are a pair of brothers who set out to find and kill a dragon. In the movie version, they were made into a knight and his squire who fight a dragon so as to avoid having Terry-Thomas's character commit fratricide.
In the scene where the princess is leaving the castle to dance , it clearly begins during the night, but when she steps outside and walks to the carriage it is daytime, and when she arrives at her destination, it is yet again night.
Children:
[chanting over and over]
We want a story! We want a story! We want a story! We want a story!
Jacob Grimm: [to Wilhelm]
Just tell them I'm your brother.