Fox and the Hound, The (film) The animated story of two friends who didn’t know they were supposed to be enemies. Tod, an orphaned baby fox, raised by Widow Tweed, is best friends with Copper, a young hunting dog. When they grow up, Copper learns to hunt and discovers he must pursue his friend. Tod …
See moreFox Chase, The (film) Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon; released on June 25, 1928.
See moreFox and the Hound 2, The (film) Direct-to-DVD release on December 12, 2006. Young pals Tod and Copper head off to a crazy adventure at the County Fair, with Copper trying to discover his greatest talent. The hound puppy joins in during a performance of The Singing Strays, a harmonizing novelty dog act, and is …
See moreFox Family Worldwide Disney completed the acquisition on October 24, 2001, of Fox Family Worldwide, including the Fox Family Channel in the United States and Fox Kids channels worldwide, for $5.2 billion. The channel was renamed the ABC Family Channel. Fox Kids was rebranded as Jetix in 2004.
See moreFourth Anniversary Show, The (television) Television show; aired on September 11, 1957. Directed by Sidney Miller. Celebrating four years on television, Walt Disney first describes his 1938 meeting with Serge Prokofieff, and shows the resulting film, Peter and the Wolf. Then he joins the Mouseketeers to tell about plans for future shows, introducing Jerome Courtland …
See more4th of July Firecrackers (film) Shorts program; released by RKO in 1953.
See moreFowler’s Harbor Dry dock area of Frontierland at Disneyland, where the Columbia is usually moored. It was named in honor of Rear Admiral Joseph Fowler.
See moreFowler, Joseph (“Joe”) (1894-1993) Ex-Navy admiral, chosen in 1954 by Walt Disney to build Disneyland. He remained to be in charge of construction of Walt Disney World also. He retired in 1972, and received the Disney Legend award in 1990.
See moreFox, Michael J. Actor; appeared in his film debut in Midnight Madness (Scott) and later in Life With Mikey (Michael Chapman). He provided the voice of Chance in Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey and Homeward Bound: Lost in San Francisco, and Milo Thatch in Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
See moreFour Musicians of Bremen, The (film) Laugh-O-gram film made by Walt in Kansas City in 1922. A cat, dog, donkey, and rooster try to catch some fish by serenading them with music. Later they have a run-in with a house full of robbers and exchange cannon fire.
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