Dominick, Peter H., Jr.
Dominick, Peter H., Jr. (1941-2009) Architect, designed the Wilderness Lodge, Animal Kingdom Lodge and the Grand Californian Hotel.
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Don Donald (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on January 9, 1937. While released as a Mickey cartoon, Mickey does not appear; Donald Duck is the star, joined by Donna Duck (who later became known as Daisy). Directed by Ben Sharpsteen. In this south-of-the-border adventure, Donald, the troubador, will go to any lengths, including trading his …
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Dog of Destiny (television) Television show, part 2 of Atta Girl, Kelly!
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Doli Hot-tempered member of the Fair Folk in The Black Cauldron; voiced by John Byner.
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Dog with a Blog (television) Series on Disney Channel, debuting November 4, 2012, after a preview on October 12. A family adopts a dog, Stan, who turns out to be able to talk and blog. Stars G Hannelius (Avery), Blake Michael (Tyler), Francesca Capaldi (Chloe), Beth Littleford (Ellen), Regan Burns (Bennett) Stan is voiced by …
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Dognapper, The (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on November 17, 1934. Directed by Dave Hand. Minnie’s Pekinese is captured by Pete, and Mickey and Donald come to the rescue, discovering Pete’s lair in a deserted sawmill.
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Dog Watch (film) Pluto cartoon; released on March 16, 1945. Directed by Charles Nichols. Pluto is a Navy dog, guarding a ship. He ends up in the brig after being blamed when a wharf rat steals the captain’s food. He gets some revenge when he shakes the rope the rat is on, causing the rat …
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Dolores Elephant character needing a bath by Goofy in The Big Wash (1948). Also appeared in Working for Peanuts.
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Doerges, Norm He began with Disney as pool manager at the Celebrity Sports Center in Denver in 1967, then moved to Walt Disney World, where he worked up to vice president in charge of Epcot. He moved to Disneyland in 1990, becoming executive vice president there in 1994. He left the company in 1997.
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