Ann Marie, Gig Harbor, Washington
Bristle Face has not been released on videocassette or DVD.
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There are references to Walt’s life in Marceline in the One Man’s Dream attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, in both the exhibit and the film. Walt Disney World offers a guided tour entitled “Walt Disney: Marceline to Magic Kingdom.”
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They are part of the collection of the Walt Disney Archives.
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This stage show was taped from a 1979 presentation at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. It was released on video and shown on Disney Channel in the 1980s, but it is unavailable at the present time.
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There is a private membership club called Club 33 above New Orleans Square, originally built in 1967 for use by the companies who sponsored attractions and shops in Disneyland. Membership was later opened to the public, but there has always been a long waiting list.
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Julie, Windham, Maine
The luminous picture shows characters from the Disney Silly Symphony, Lullaby Land. It was made by Henry A. Citroen of New York City, who was licensed by Disney from 1944 to 1946.
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The DVD was released by Jim Henson Home Entertainment through Sony, not by Disney.
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Disney purchased the film rights to Who Censored Roger Rabbit?, the book title, from the author, Gary K. Wolf, in 1981 shortly after its publication. There were several versions of the script before the final one was selected; filming began in 1986, and the movie was released in 1988.
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Hayley did a television show entitled Disney Animation: The Illusion of Life in 1981, which was inspired by the book by Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston of the same title. She is shown how the animators pick the right actors for the right voices. I remember this episode well because Hayley filmed part of it …
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Robert Laessig (1913-2010), who for years was known for his floral designs for greeting cards, during World War II served in the 13th Air Force Historical Section, creating 70 paintings depicting his unit in the war. You have an official Department of Defense photo of one of those paintings.
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