Filming Nature’s Mysteries (film)
Filming Nature’s Mysteries (film) Educational film taken primarily from the television show Searching for Nature’s Mysteries; released in July 1976. Shows how filmmakers capture the miracles of nature, with microphotography, time-lapse, stop-action, and underwater photography.
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Fifty Happy Years (television) Television show; aired on January 21, 1973. A fiftieth-anniversary salute to the Disney company, featuring a history of the Disney Studio and film clips from the 1920s up to Robin Hood. Narrated by Danny Dark.
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Figaro and Cleo (film)
Figaro and Cleo (film) Figaro cartoon; released on October 15, 1943. Directed by Jack Kinney. Figaro, the cat, tries various methods to catch Cleo, the goldfish, but is scolded for his efforts. When Cleo’s bowl accidentally falls on Figaro’s head, his owner momentarily thinks he has drowned, and pampers him. Figaro and Cleo eventually become …
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Figaro and Frankie (film) Figaro cartoon; released on May 30, 1947. Directed by Charles Nichols. Though Frankie, the canary, becomes quite an annoyance with his singing and birdseed shooting, Figaro must save him from the jaws of Butch, the bulldog.
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Fight, The (film) Educational film about how to solve problems peaceably, from the What Should I Do? series; released in August 1969.
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Fields, Bonnie Lynn (1944-2012) Mouseketeer from the 1950s television show.
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Fiesta Fun Center
Fiesta Fun Center Game area in the Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World. This large area was originally built as convention exhibit space, but the demand for more facilities for evening entertainment for guests necessitated the building of the Fiesta Fun Center. Its video games, air hockey, and other amusements seem to be always popular. …
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Fifi Mischievous little brown dog with black ears who often played Pluto’s girlfriend; she appeared in five cartoons, beginning with Puppy Love (1933).
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Fifth Freedom Mural Artwork at the exit of Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln at Disneyland. In its 53-foot length it attempts to depict some of the people who rose to greatness through the fifth freedom, that of free enterprise, including Walt Disney himself.
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