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Showing posts with label Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color. Show all posts
Monday, June 11, 2012

Walt Disney's Original "Newsie"

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In light of Disney's newly Tony Award-anointed musical Newsies (and Jeff Kurtti's  article   about Walt and Newsies ), I thought ...
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Monday, December 5, 2011

Walt Disney Meets Santa Claus

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Originally broadcast on December 23, 1962, "Holiday Time at Disneyland" is one of the most delightful Disneyland-centered episode...
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Monday, January 24, 2011

No Mallets, No Watermelon

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On January 24, 1965—46 years ago today—"Gallegher" made its debut "in living color" on Walt Disney's Wonderful World...
Tuesday, November 30, 2010

More Colorful

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Both last season and this, NBC has returned to its "living color" roots from the 1950s and 1960s (the phrase was first used for NB...
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An author, historian, editor, researcher and blogger, Jim Fanning specializes in Disney. In a career dedicated to celebrating and exploring the work and life of Walt Disney, as well as his collaborators and those who carry on his legacy, Jim has recounted the history of many areas of the wide world of Disney. A contributor to Disney twenty-three Magazine and the D23 website, Jim has written books, articles, comics and a variety of other works, in addition to officially commissioned projects for many departments of The Walt Disney Company, including Publishing, Home Entertainment and Walt Disney Imagineering, as well as lending his expertise to many Disney licensees, including The Walt Disney Classics Collection (including Sketches Magazine), Technicolor, Dixie, NBC and Mattel. He also wrote many episodes of the groundbreaking documentary TV series, Disney Family Album, and has contributed writing and research to the Walt Disney Family Museum. Jim's philosophy is historical accuracy, dedication to uncovering new and little-known behind-the scenes stories, and lively and engaging storytelling that illuminates authentic Disney "magic."
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