Richard, Punta Gorda, Florida
Roy was one Disney artist who really loved interacting with the guests at Disneyland. His quick sketches from the park are fairly common, and I do not believe they are especially expensive when sold.
See moreEthan, New York City, New York
Famed jazz trombonist Edward “Kid” Ory (1886-1973) started performing at Disneyland with Johnny St. Cyr and his Young Men from New Orleans in the September 30, 1961 Dixieland at Disneyland show. That was the show filmed for Disneyland After Dark, airing on television in 1962. Ory, while not a cast member, was fond of appearing …
See moreRon, Forney, Texas
There are film vaults at the Disney Studio in California, plus negatives and protection master prints are stored in a salt mine in Kansas (preferable because of a constant cool temperature and dry humidity).
See morePat, Doraville, Georgia
The process is called lenticular printing. Several of the Cinderella lenticular prints from 2005 sold on eBay recently for $25 each. A sericel, on the other hand, is a cel made with a silk-screen process (i.e. not painted by hand).
See moreEdmond, Oklahoma
I am unaware of one, and we do not have one in our large Disney coin collection in the Walt Disney Archives. Do you think your family might have been referring to a Figment pressed-penny?
See moreLaura, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York
Yes, we do have photos. According to his desk diary, Walt Disney went to the party at 2:00 that afternoon. The Quiz Kids did a broadcast from the Disney Studio.
See moreDebra, Manalapan, New Jersey
Disney has generally not publicized the actors whose voices have been used in the park attractions, though some of the Haunted Mansion actors have indeed become well-known: Paul Frees, Thurl Ravenscroft, and Eleanor Audley, to name three. Royal Dano provided the voice of Abraham Lincoln for attractions at the Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom and …
See moreMaureen, Houston, Texas
Sorry, I am not familiar with the name Edna Allen. She is not listed among the Disney employees in 1934. Models for the animators were never dolls with clothing, but rather made of plaster or, more recently, resin. The Studio did not have a model shop in 1934.
See moreJeffrey, Orlando, Florida
Disney has never released it, but I see there is a version taped by a fan on YouTube.
See moreMelanie, Northfield, Ohio
Richard Sherman said in an interview that it was “a word we sort of concocted from our childhood when we used to make up double-talk words.” He also recalled that he and his brother brainstormed some words that could be part of it: “Super-colossal” and “atrocious” helped lead the way.
See more