Stephanie, Middletown, Ohio

Several years ago, Roy E. Disney gave me an article by Stanislaus Lynch, the man who obtained the pony for Walt in Ireland. He was a two-year-old silver gray colt, whose sire was Cill Ciarain and dam Knockranny Beauty. The colt was presented in the Round Room of the Lord Mayor of Dublin’s Mansion House …

John, Conway, South Carolina

He has always had it; it is just inside his pants.

Liza Marie, Brooklyn, New York

These popular programs are still going on—at the U.S. Disney parks, they are known as Magic Music Days.

Matthew, Stanton, California

I believe you are referring to dye transfer prints—high-quality color prints that do not fade.

Donald, Huntington Beach, California

No, Disneyland has never offered a lifetime pass.

Avi, Irvine, California

The Walt Disney Archives has some, and the costuming departments at the parks have saved some of their own costumes.

Veronica, Reno, Nevada

The only college-related filming, other than interiors done at the Disney Studio, which I could find in the production materials, was at Pomona College in California.

Jeff, Loma Linda, California

We really do not have any information on this famous photograph, other than the fact that it was taken in the mid-1930s to be used as a publicity photo.

Griffin, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

There were in fact a number of significant things—some of the more important were sending his artists back to school to learn how to draw better, emphasizing realism in animation especially when it came to animal action in Bambi and later films, pioneering the use of Technicolor in animation, bringing personality to his characters, emphasizing …

Michael, Valencia, California

The Walt Disney Archives is not open to researchers from outside the company, but it has no story research files for Tonka (1958). The film had a screenplay by Lewis R. Foster and Lillie Hayward (who must have kept their own research files), based on the book Comanche by David Appel.