Shades of Green at Walt Disney World Resort
Shades of Green at Walt Disney World Resort R&R hotel leased by the U.S. government for military personnel on February 1, 1994, and purchased by them on January 12, 1996. Formerly The Golf Resort and The Disney Inn. It is no longer available to non-military guests, although the golf courses are. The Army has a …
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Seymour, Anne (1909-1988) Actress; appeared on television in The Leftovers and The Wacky Zoo of Morgan City.
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7 Wise Dwarfs (film) The film shows the advisability and necessity of purchasing Canadian war bonds. Made for the National Film Board of Canada. Delivered to them on December 12, 1941. The Dwarfs wisely invest in war bonds with their diamonds, with revamped lyrics to “Heigh Ho.”
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Servants’ Entrance (film) 20th Century Fox film starring Janet Gaynor containing a Disney cartoon insert of a nightmare sequence featuring kitchen utensils; released in 1934.
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Seven Dwarfs Doc, Sleepy, Happy, Grumpy, Sneezy, Bashful, Dopey.
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Seven Seas Lagoon
Seven Seas Lagoon Body of water between the Ticket and Transportation Center and Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World. A ferry crosses the Seven Seas Lagoon, providing a pleasant alternative to the Monorail. Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Polynesian Resort, and Grand Floridian Beach Resort all are located around the lagoon, with the latter two having …
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Seven Cities of Antarctica (film) People and Places featurette; released on December 25, 1958. Directed by Winston Hibler. The biography of earth’s final frontier, Antarctica, and how this last of our planet’s continents was finally opened up by humans after millions of years of seclusion. The picture ends with a summary of Antarctica’s future potentials …
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Sequels Even though Walt Disney professed that he did not like to make sequels, he was occasionally persuaded by economic reality to make them against his best judgment. One of the first of his films to lead to sequels was the cartoon Three Little Pigs; the pigs were brought back for The Big Bad Wolf, …
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Sequoyah (film) Educational film about the Cherokee silversmith who singlehandedly created a written Indian language, produced by Anthony Corso; released in September 1974.
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Selleck, Tom Actor; appeared in Three Men and a Baby and Three Men and a Little Lady (Peter) and An Innocent Man (Jimmie Rainwood), and provided the voice of Cornelius in Meet the Robinsons.
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