Ambush at Laredo (television)

Ambush at Laredo (television) Television show, part two of Texas John Slaughter.

Ambush at Wagon Gap (television)

Ambush at Wagon Gap (television) Television title of part one of Westward Ho the Wagons!

Ambassador

Ambassador Beginning with Julie Reihm in 1965, Disneyland has selected a young cast member each year to act as “Disneyland ambassador to the world.” The ambassador travels to participate in parades, hospital visits, television and radio interviews, and other special events, and hosts special visitors to Disneyland. Walt Disney World continued the tradition beginning in …

Ambition: What Price Fulfillment? (film)

Ambition: What Price Fulfillment? (film) Educational film, using sequences from Third Man on the Mountain. In the Questions!/Answers? series; released in 1976. A boy’s greatest ambition is to climb the mountain that took his father’s life; should he give up that dream to save the life of a man he hates?

Amazing Race, The (television)

Amazing Race, The (television) Reality adventure series pitting 11 teams against each other in a worldwide 30-40 day journey, with the first team to reach the final destination winning $1 million. Airing on CBS, it premiered on September 5, 2001. Hosted by Phil Keoghan. Produced by Touchstone Television in association with CBS Productions. The show …

Ambrose

Ambrose Kitten star of The Robber Kitten (1935).

Amazon Awakens, The (film)

Amazon Awakens, The (film) Travelogue on the history and geography of the Amazon Basin, with information on the Ford Plantation at Fordlandia and the ambitious rubber program there. Produced under the auspices of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs. Delivered on May 29, 1944.

Aluminum Hall of Fame

Aluminum Hall of Fame See Hall of Aluminum Fame.

still of Mickey in climber gear dangling from a rope in Alpine Climbers

Alpine Climbers (film)

Alpine Climbers (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on July 25, 1936. Directed by Dave Hand. In the mountains, Pluto and a friendly St. Bernard get drunk from the big dog’s keg of brandy after Pluto is rescued, and Mickey runs afoul of a mother eagle necessitating rescue by Donald Duck.

Ama Girls (film)

Ama Girls (film) People and Places featurette, released on July 9, 1958. Directed by Ben Sharpsteen. A typical day in the life of a family of fisherfolk of Japan. The elder daughter is an Ama, or diving girl, who collects “Heaven Grass,” a variety of seaweed, as a crop. The girls’ training is studied as …