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Monthly Archives: December 2016
Spinning for Trouble
Tim Considine (Spin), born 31 December 1940 Universal’s feature 40 Pounds of Trouble, starring Tony Curtis and Suzanne Pleshette, is released on 31 December 1962. It is the first non-Disney motion picture to use Disneyland as a location. The Computer Wore … Continue reading
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Tagged 40 Pounds of Trouble, acquisition, attractions that are no more, Autopia, Cesar Romero, computer, Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, Disney Animated Features, Disney Live Action Features, Disneyland, Epcot, Fantasia 2000, former mouseketeer, Future World, gone but not forgotten, Goofy, Kurt Russell, Little Miss Marker, Marvel, Mickey Mouse Club, Roberta Shore, Spin and Marty, Steadfast Tin Soldier, Storybook Canal Boats, Suzanne Pleshette, tennis shoes, Thor, Tim Considine, Tony Curtis, trouble, World of Motion
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The Diggin’ Gaucho Goes to Mars
“The Gallopin’ Gaucho” premieres 30 December 1928 Donald Duck is published under his Italian name Paolino Paperino for the 1st time 30 December 1937 Paperino e il mistero di Marte, Federico Pedrocchi “Dave Digs Disney,” by the Dave Brubeck Quartet, … Continue reading
Once Upon an After Christmastime
Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade — 2016 I don’t get around to seeing it this year until after Christmas: Thursday afternoon, 30 December. Characters come at you. They are ready for their closeup. Brassy and sassy. Anna and Elsa, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna, Ariel, Beast, Belle, Bullseye, choreography, Christmas, Christmas parade, Cinderella, Clarabelle, Elsa, floats, Jessie, Kristoff, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Olaf, parade, Prince Charming, Prince Eric, Santa, Santa Claus, Snow White, Vanellope, Wreck-It Ralph
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Die Stimme des Glücks
Otis Harlan, 29 December 1865 – 21 January 1940 Disney Wikia • Behind the Voice Actors • IMDb • Wikipedia
Playful Pan
Silly Symphony “Playful Pan” – released 28 December 1930
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Tagged Disney Animated Shorts, Pan, Playful Pan, satyr, Silly Symphonies, Silly Symphony
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Pantry Pirate
“Pantry Pirate” – released 27 December 1940
The Self Defense Blues
“The Art of Self Defense” – released 26 December 1941 http://dai.ly/x35zcxa “Pluto’s Blue Note” – released 26 December 1947
One Hour with the Yeller Sword in the Ring
“One Hour in Wonderland” aired on NBC on 25 December 1950 “Canvas Back Duck” – released 25 December 1953 Old Yeller – released 25 December 1957 Tonka – released 25 December 1958 The Sword in the Stone – released 25 … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur, Bobby Driscoll, Canvas Back Duck, Coca-Cola, Disney Animated Features, Disney Live Action Features, Donald Duck, Kathryn Beaumont, Mad Madam Mim, Merlin, Old Yeller, One Hour in Wonderland, Sal Mineo, Season's Greetings, Sword in the Stone, Tommy Kirk, Tonka, Walt Disney, Wart
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Tea for Lonesome Aristocats
“Lonesome Ghosts” released 24 December 1937 en español “Tea for Two Hundred” released 24 December 1948 “From All of Us to All of You” aired on Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color on 24 December 1967 The Aristocats – released … Continue reading
Mother Goose Goes Under the Sea
Silly Symphony “Mother Goose Goes Hollywood” – released 23 December 1938 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea – released 23 December 1954
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Tagged 20000 Leagues Under the Sea, Disney Animated Shorts, Disney Live Action Features, Hollywood, James Mason, Jules Verne, Kirk Douglas, Mother Goose, Mother Goose Goes Hollywood, Peter Lorre, Silly Symphonies, Silly Symphony, submarine, Whale of a Tale
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