Roy, Birdsboro, Pennsylvania
There were no attractions with those names. The Wen-Mac toys were simply meant to be reminiscent of the type of attractions in Tomorrowland.
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No, Walt Disney was not doing any artwork by that time.
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Yes, the Golden Horseshoe Revue television show from 1962 was indeed telecast in color, on Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color.
See moreLisa, Elyria, Ohio
You may be thinking of the Mickey Mouse Revue, which was in Fantasyland at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom from 1971 to 1980. The attraction later moved to Tokyo Disneyland where it remained until 2009.
See moreKenneth, Rio Rancho, New Mexico
You can send a scan of it to the Walt Disney Archives at Disney.archives@disney.com.
See moreHaylie, Granada Hills, California
You could send scans to the Disney Animation Research Library and ask the staff there.
See moreNicki, Chatsworth, California
In Disneyland’s 45 Years of Magic Parade in 2000, guests chosen to participate in the parade were given tutus and brightly colored animal hats to wear along the parade route. Perhaps this is the parade you recall.
See moreNancy, Palo Alto, California
Hocus Pocus was released on DVD in 2002. Copies are currently available on eBay.
See moreJames, Wichita, Kansas
The Archives does not seem to have a color photo of the VC-11 squadron insignia, sent to the unit in January 1944, but I can provide a description of the colors—ape: brown with light yellow hands, feet, ear, and face; background: yellow; cloud: light blue; machine guns: gray and black; bombs: black with red noses; …
See moreDennis, Borås, Sweden
Evidently the producers of the Pooh films have decided that Gopher was not an especially strong character. He was created for Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree and never appeared in the A. A. Milne books. Thus he was not as “authentic” as the other characters in the Pooh films.
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