Captain Jack’s Oyster Bar
Captain Jack’s Oyster Bar At the Downtown Disney Marketplace at Walt Disney World. Located over the water of the lagoon, this lounge is a popular spot to have a drink and sample some seafood snacks. It became Cap’n Jack’s Restaurant on February 20, 2000, and closed on August 17, 2013.
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CAPS The acronym for Computer Animation Production System, this Academy Award-winning (1992) technology, utilized during the production of Disney animated features, allows artists to assemble the animation, background, special effects, and computer-animated elements onto the final piece of film.
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Captain EO (film)
Captain EO (film) 3D musical science-fiction adventure film shown in Journey into Imagination at Epcot beginning September 12, 1986 and ending July 6, 1994, and in Tomorrowland at Disneyland on September 18, 1986 and ending April 6, 1997. Captain EO and his crew of mythical space creatures—Hooter, Fuzzball, the Geex, Major Domo, Minor Domo—discover a …
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Canvas Back Duck (film)
Canvas Back Duck (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on December 25, 1953. Directed by Jack Hannah. At a carnival, Donald shows his strength on the various “strength machines,” in order to make his nephews proud. When a wimpy boy tells the nephews that his father can beat Donald, Donald doesn’t hesitate to agree to fight, …
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Capelli, Gaudenzio He spent a 33-year career supervising Disney publications in Italy; he was honored with a European Disney Legends Award in 1997.
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Cape May Cafe Restaurant in the Beach Club Resort at Walt Disney World. There is a character breakfast in the morning, and a clambake is offered in the evening.
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Capers, Virginia (1925-2004) Actress; appeared in The World’s Greatest Athlete, The North Avenue Irregulars (Cleo), and What’s Love Got to Do With It (choir mistress).
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Capital Cities/ABC See American Broadcasting Company.
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Cannibal Capers (film) Silly Symphony cartoon; released on March 20, 1930. Directed by Burt Gillett. A jungle tribe’s riotous musical celebration is brought to an end by the inopportune appearance of a fierce lion.
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Cannon, Dyan Actress; appeared in That Darn Cat (remake, Mrs. Flint), and on television in Rock ‘n’ Roll Mom (Annie Hackett) and The Beverly Hills Family Robinson (Marsha Robinson).
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