Why We Fight (film)
Why We Fight (film) Frank Capra-made series during World War II, containing animated graphs, arrows, and other effects that were supplied by Disney.
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Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Popular song hit from the 1933 cartoon Three Little Pigs, probably the most famous song to come out of a short cartoon. It was written by Disney composer Frank Churchill. Walt Disney re-created the writing of the song for Cavalcade of Songs on his television show two decades …
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Why Be Physically Fit? (film) Educational film from the Fun to Be Fit series; released in March 1983. Shows students how being fit can help them have more energy, look better, and cope with stress.
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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (television) Game show on ABC, hosted by Regis Philbin, in which contestants answer multiple-choice questions on the way to a possible $1 million payoff. Aired nightly for two weeks, from Aug. 16 to 29, 1999, and returned from Nov. 7 to 21, then continued airing several nights a week. …
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Who, What, Why, Where, When and How Day Monday on the new Mickey Mouse Club.
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Whole New World, A
Whole New World, A Song from Aladdin, written by Alan Menken and Tim Rice. Academy Award winner.
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Whoop-’N-Holler Hollow Man-made ridge from which swimmers could ride the flumes at River Country at Walt Disney World.
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Whoopee Party, The (film)
Whoopee Party, The (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on September 17, 1932. Directed by Wilfred Jackson. After a buffet supper, Mickey and the gang engage in a red-hot treatment of “Running Wild.” The rhythm is so catchy that the furniture, household items, and even cops sent to quiet the noise get caught up in the …
See moreWhiz Kid and the Mystery at Riverton, The (television)
Whiz Kid and the Mystery at Riverton, The (television) Two-part television show; aired on January 6 and 13, 1974. Directed by Tom Leetch. A young inventor, Alvin Fernald, learns that the city treasurer is a crook while gathering information for an essay on city government. Only in winning the essay contest and becoming mayor for …
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit (film)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (film) Roger Rabbit is a toon, an animated star at Maroon Cartoon Studio. After an opening cartoon, Somethin’s Cookin’, we discover that Roger is suspected of the murder of Marvin Acme, who owned Toontown and the company that makes all cartoon props, and who had been flirting with Roger’s wife, Jessica. …
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