William, New York, New York
I regret that the Walt Disney Archives is only open to Disney employees, but if you have specific questions, they might be able to answer them for you.
See moreJodi, Gainesville, Florida
There have been many different plush versions of Eeyore; without knowing the name of the manufacturer and approximate date, it would be hard to find information about yours. The character first appeared in a Disney film in Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree in 1966.
See moreEileen, Emerson, New Jersey
One is on eBay right now with a “buy it now” price of $4.97.
See moreVictoria, Granite Falls, Washington
The frog you describe is probably based on one of Merlin’s transformations during the Wizard’s Duel sequence in The Sword in the Stone. The frog is wearing Merlin’s glasses, as it does in the film.
See moreErik, Alexandria, Virginia
You can now purchase my book, Disney Trivia from the Vault, which reprints my Ask Dave questions from 1983 up to the beginning of 2011. It is published by Disney Editions at $9.99.
See moreWalt, San Jose, California
The Mousecar is the Disney version of the Oscar®. Walt Disney created the award in the 1940s to honor those who had performed a service to the Disney Company. Over the past seven decades, many have been presented.
See moreKathryn, Council Bluffs, Iowa
If you check the on-demand listings from your cable provider, you may find some Disney titles. These titles vary from time to time, and from provider to provider.
See moreJennifer, Bloomington, Indiana
I regret that Horse of the West has never been released on DVD.
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Matt, Austin, Texas
The show, to be called Dreamfinders, was planned for Disney Channel and announced in the first issue of The Disney Channel Magazine, but no shows were ever completed. The show would have featured a cast of children in a “real world” setting, confronted with a perplexing dilemma. Then Dreamfinder would whisk them away on a …
See moreJason, Edmond, Oklahoma
No, that show was only released on VHS tape, in the mid-1980s. Individual Chip and Dale cartoons have been released in various packages on DVD, such as Walt Disney’s Classic Cartoon Favorites, vol. 4: Starring Chip ‘n’ Dale.
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