Barash, Olivia

Barash, Olivia Actress; appeared on television in Child of Glass.

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Bardsley, Grant

Bardsley, Grant He voiced Taran in The Black Cauldron.

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Barefoot Executive, The (film)

Barefoot Executive, The (film) In the wacky world of television, an ambitious mailroom boy at the United Broadcasting Company, Steven Post, discovers that a chimpanzee being taken care of by his girlfriend, Jennifer, has an amazing talent–the chimp can pick programs that will become hits. Steven secretly uses the chimp to catapult himself into a …

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Bar Girls (television)

Bar Girls (television) Unsold pilot for a television series; two mismatched women lawyers struggle to keep their law firm and the relationship afloat. Aired on CBS on July 5, 1990. 60 min. Directed by Eric Laneuville. Stars Joanna Cassidy, Marcy Walker, John Terlesky, Tom O’Brien.

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Banner in the Sky (television)

Banner in the Sky (television) Television airing of Third Man on the Mountain, in two parts on March 17 and 24, 1963, with episode titles of To Conquer the Mountain and The Killer Mountain.

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Banks, Steven

Banks, Steven Actor; appeared on television in The Steven Banks Show and Disney’s Great American Celebration.

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Bannen, Ian

Bannen, Ian (1928-1999) Actor, appeared in The Watcher in the Woods (John Keller) and Night Crossing (Josef Keller).

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Banker’s Daughter, The (film)

Banker’s Daughter, The (film) Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon; released on November 28, 1927.

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Banderas, Antonio

Banderas, Antonio Actor, appeared in Two Much (Art), Evita (Che), Miami Rhapsody (Antonio), Play It to the Bone (Caesar Dominguez), and The 13th Warrior (Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan).

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Bank of America

Bank of America  The bank operated a branch on Main Street at Disneyland from July 17, 1955 to July 28, 1993. One of the longest-running participants at Disneyland, it was one of the only banks to have regular Sunday and holiday hours. It also sponsored “it’s a small world” from 1966 to 1992. In the …

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