Broggie, Roger E.
Broggie, Roger E. (1908-1991) Broggie began his Disney career in 1939 in the Camera Department and later established the Disney Studio machine shop. Being interested in trains, he helped Walt Disney with his train hobby and engineered the layout for the scale-model train in Disney’s Holmby Hills backyard. He later headed MAPO and retired in …
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Broken Toys (film) Silly Symphony cartoon; released on December 14, 1935. Directed by Ben Sharpsteen. Discarded toys at the city dump decide to repair themselves, including a sailor doll who restores the sight of a girl doll. The toys then march off to their new home, the local orphanage. Features caricatures of Hollywood stars as …
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Brom Bones Ichabod Crane’s rival in The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.
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Brooks, Mylin Actress; appeared on the Mickey Mouse Club on The Disney Channel, beginning in 1990.
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Brophy, Ed (1895-1960) He voiced Timothy Mouse in Dumbo.
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Broadway Music Theater At Tokyo DisneySea, opening on September 4, 2001 with Encore!, a 30-minute theatrical journey that presented the best in song and dance from Broadway’s most popular shows. Encore ended on July 4, 2006, and Big Band Beat took its place on July 14.
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Broadway Theater Formerly the Colony, this New York theater hosted the premiere of Fantasia on November 13, 1940, twelve years after Steamboat Willie had opened there. A plaque was installed in the lobby at the time of Mickey Mouse’s 50th anniversary in 1978.
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Broccoli & Co. Shop in The Land at Epcot, from December 1982 to October 25, 1993. A selection of merchandise was tied in with the Audio-Animatronics foodstuff characters performing in the nearby Kitchen Kabaret.
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Broderick, James (1927-1982) Actor; appeared on television in Atta Girl, Kelly.
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Broderick, Matthew Actor; voiced the adult Simba in The Lion King, portrayed the title character in Inspector Gadget, and starred in The Last Shot (Steven Schats). He starred on television as Professor Harold Hill in The Music Man.
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