Treasure Planet (film) With a nod to Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island, this animated feature follows 15-year-old Jim Hawkins’s amazing journey across a fantasy universe as cabin boy aboard a glittering solar galleon, RLS Legacy. Befriended by the ship’s cyborg cook (part man, part machine) John Silver, Jim thrives under his guidance, showing the makings …
See moreTreasure Island Nature preserve opened at Walt Disney World on April 8, 1974. It became Discovery Island in 1977.
See moreTreasure of Matecumbe (film) Shortly after the Civil War, two 13-year-old boys—one white, the other black—set out from Kentucky to seek a treasure buried in a Florida swamp. During the course of their exciting and often hilarious experiences, they acquire three colorful traveling companions—a dashing adventurer, a tart-tongued Southern belle, and a jaunty old medicine …
See moreTreasure from the Sea (film) Educational film demonstrating the benefits of magnesium, which, because of its lightness, can save energy. The film was made for Dow Chemical Co.; delivered on September 30, 1946.
See moreTravis, Nancy Actress; appeared in Three Men and a Baby and Three Men and a Little Lady (Sylvia), Passed Away (Cassie Slocombe).
See moreTreasure Buddies (film) Direct to DVD release on January 31, 2012. The Buddies travel to the ruins of ancient Egypt. In a race against a devious cat, they, and their new friends Cammy (a baby camel) and Babi (a mischievous monkey), must avoid booby traps, solve puzzles, and explore a mysterious tomb, all in search …
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Treacher, Arthur (1894-1975) Actor; appeared in Mary Poppins (Constable Jones).
See moreTravolta, John Actor; appeared in Phenomenon (George Malley), A Civil Action (Jan Schlictmann), Ladder 49 (Capt. Mike Kennedy), Wild Hogs (Woody Stevens), and Old Dogs (Charlie), and provided the voice of the title character in Bolt.
See moreTraveLodge Hotel in Lake Buena Vista at Walt Disney World. From 1984 to 1989 it changed its name to the Viscount.
See moreTravelPort Attraction in Communicore East at Epcot sponsored by American Express, from October 1, 1982, to April 27, 1992. Guests could touch a television screen to preview vacation trips to many areas of the world or ask for help from the American Express personnel.
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