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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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Who Owns the Sun? (film)

Who Owns the Sun? (film) Educational film about the son of a plantation slave learning about prejudice, freedom, and self-respect; released on August 14, 1990.  18 min.

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Whiz 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 the Heck Is Hector? (television)

Who the Heck Is Hector? (television) Television show; part 2 of The Ballad of Hector the Stowaway Dog.

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Whitman, Stuart

Whitman, Stuart  Actor; appeared in Run, Cougar, Run (Hugh McRae), and on television in High Flying Spy.

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Whitman Publishing Co.

Whitman Publishing Co. See Western Publishing Co., Inc.

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Whiz Kid and the Carnival Caper, The (television)

Whiz Kid and the Carnival Caper, The (television) Two-part television show; aired on January 11 and 18, 1976.  Directed by Tom Leetch.  A young inventor, Alvin, and his friends run into bank robbers using a carnival as a front.  Alvin volunteers his skills in rebuilding an aging sideshow robot.  The kids learn of the plot …

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Whitmore, James

Whitmore, James (1921-2009) Actor; appeared on television in Sky High and The Tenderfoot, and in A Ring of Endless Light (Rev. Eaton) on Disney Channel.

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Disney Feature White Wilderness True-Life Adventure

White Wilderness (film)

White Wilderness (film) True-Life Adventure feature; released on August 12, 1958.  Directed by James Algar.  Academy Award winner.  72 min.  A dozen photographers, including Hugh A. Wilmar, Herb and Lois Crisler, and James R. Simon, created this film after spending nearly three years in the Arctic, diligently filming animals in their natural habitat.  The narrator’s …

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White Squall (film)

White Squall (film) A recounting of a 1961 adventure-filled ordeal of a sea captain and a group of teenage boys who set off on a brigantine sailing school called The Albatross for an eight-month Caribbean voyage.  When a freak storm sinks their ship, the survivors are forced to confront their tragic situation and discover their own …

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