Chips Ahoy (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on February 24, 1956. Directed by Jack Kinney. Chip and Dale must steal a model ship from Donald in order to gather a plentiful supply of acorns on an island far out in a river. Donald’s attempts to interfere are thwarted like always by the clever chipmunks, who …
See moreChip ‘n Dale’s Treehouse Attraction opened in Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland on January 24, 1993. Ladders and slides make the treehouse a popular attraction for children. There was also an Acorn Ball Crawl from 1993 to 1998. At Tokyo Disneyland it opened April 15, 1996.
See moreChip ‘n’ Dale’s Rescue Rangers to the Rescue Syndicated television special as a preview to the animated series, first aired on September 30, 1989. 120 min.
See moreChips, the War Dog (television) A German Shepherd goes to war in the K-9 Corps during World War II. A misfit dog paired with a misfit soldier, the two become a real team and eventually heroes. A Disney Channel Premiere Film, first aired on March 24, 1990. Stars Brandon Douglas (Danny Stauffer), William Devane (Col. …
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Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers (television) Television series, premiered on The Disney Channel on March 4, 1989, and ended July 15; it was then syndicated beginning September 18, 1989. The chipmunks are leaders of a secret international organization devoted to tackling unsolved mysteries and mysterious oddball crimes. Other members of the Rangers are Monterey Jack, …
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Chip an’ Dale (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on November 28, 1947. Directed by Jack Hannah. When Donald attempts to chop some firewood, he destroys the home of the chipmunks, who try everything in their power to save it from being burned, and succeed. Nominated for an Academy Award.
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Chip The chipmunk with the black nose (think “chocolate chip”), who with his partner, Dale, made life difficult for Donald Duck. The chipmunks appeared in 24 cartoons, three in their own series. They made their film debut, unnamed, in Private Pluto (1943).
See moreChina Voyager Restaurant Restaurant at Tokyo Disneyland; opened on July 21, 1992.
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China Shop, The (film) Silly Symphony cartoon; released on January 13, 1934. Directed by Wilfred Jackson. As a shopkeeper closes his store for the night, his china pieces come alive; two figures dance until a china satyr runs off with the girl. The boy figure manages to save her and destroy the satyr, but also …
See moreChina Plate, The (film) Silly Symphony cartoon; released on May 23, 1931. Directed by Wilfred Jackson. A painted Chinese scene on a plate comes to life with a boy fisherman saving a young girl from drowning when she tries to capture a butterfly. A Mandarin chases the boy and girl after the boy accidentally jumps …
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