Mule Pack

Mule Pack Frontierland attraction at Disneyland; from July 17, 1955, to February 1, 1956. Became Rainbow Ridge Pack Mules (1956-1959) and Pack Mules Through Nature’s Wonderland (1960-1973). Walt Disney insisted that mules be a part of his Frontierland, even though they were ornery animals that would often nip the guests or refuse to move. Disney …

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Mulholland Madness

Mulholland Madness Attraction at Paradise Pier at Disney California Adventure; opened February 8, 2001. A mini-roller coaster ride as vehicles careen across a crazy map of the Hollywood Hills and Santa Monica Mountains. It became Goofy’s Sky School on Jul. 1, 2011.

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Mulan II (film)

Mulan II (film) Direct-to-video animated film premiering on February 1, 2005. Mulan receives a marriage proposal from General Shang, making everyone happy except Mushu who tries to keep Mulan single on learning he’ll lose his guardian job if she marries. With China threatened by a mongol invasion, the emperor calls upon Mulan, Shang, and their …

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Moving Day (film)

Moving Day (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on June 20, 1936. Directed by Ben Sharpsteen. When the sheriff, Pete, evicts them from their home due to overdue rent, Mickey and Donald get Goofy, an ice man, to help them move out. Soon all is pandemonium with Goofy’s struggles with a piano that will not stay …

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Mufasa

Mufasa Lion ruler, and father of Simba, in The Lion King; voiced by James Earl Jones.  

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Mowgli

Mowgli Boy raised by wolves in The Jungle Book; voiced by Bruce Reitherman.

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Move Along Mustangers (television)

Move Along Mustangers (television) Television show; episode 7 of Elfego Baca.

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Mouseterpiece Theater (television)

Mouseterpiece Theater (television) Series of Disney cartoon shows on The Disney Channel; hosted by George Plimpton à la Alistair Cooke on PBS’s Masterpiece Theater, began on April 18, 1983. There were 60 episodes prepared.

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Mucha, Zenia

Mucha, Zenia She became senior vice president of corporate communications for The Walt Disney Company in May 2002, and was promoted to executive vice president in 2005. She had originally joined ABC as senior vice president of communications in February 2001.

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