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03-19-2008, 03:52 AM
Mar. 19, 1892 – Actor Don Barclay, the voice of the Doorman in Disney’s 1950 classic “Cinderella” was born in Ashland, Or
Mar. 19, 1928 – Actor Patrick McGoohan, the voice of Billy Bones in Disney’s 2002 animated feature “Treasure Planet”, was born in Astoria, N.Y.
Mar. 19, 1941 – Lois Wilson, who worked for WDW for 25 years as the wardrobe hostess at the Yacht and Beach Club Resort and the Grand Floridian, was born in Ocala, Fl.
Mar. 19, 1946 – Singer Ruth Pointer, of the Pointer Sisters, who would sing “Streets of Gold” in the 1988 Disney animated feature “Oliver and Company”, was born in East Oakland, Ca.
Mar. 19, 1950 – Edgar Rice Burroughs, the creator of “Tarzan” passed away.
Mar. 19, 1953 – Disney’s true life adventure short “Water Birds” won an Academy Award. It was the 1st Academy Award ceremony to be televised on National Television.
Mar. 19, 1959 – Disney, Oklahoma (“The Island City”) was officially incorporated. The town was named for former Oklahoma Legislator Wesley E. Disney.
Mar. 19, 2001 – Barbara Streisand, backed by a symphony orchestra, recorded “Some Day My Prince Will Come”, for Buena Vista Home Entertainment’s DVD edition of the 1937 Disney classic “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”.
Mar. 19, 2005 – West Coast singers presents “The Beauty of Broadway: An Evening with Susan Egan and the West Coast Singers,” a benefit concert for the chorus which includes a silent auction. The event took place at the Barnsdall Art Park in Hollywood, Ca. (Egan’s Disney credits include Hercules, Lady and the Tramp II, the Disney Channel’s Gotta Kick It Up, and Broadway’s Beauty and the Beast.
Mar. 19, 2007 – The trailer for “Pirates 3: At World’s End” debuted to the general public during ABC-TV’s Dancing with the Stars.
Mar. 19, 1928 – Actor Patrick McGoohan, the voice of Billy Bones in Disney’s 2002 animated feature “Treasure Planet”, was born in Astoria, N.Y.
Mar. 19, 1941 – Lois Wilson, who worked for WDW for 25 years as the wardrobe hostess at the Yacht and Beach Club Resort and the Grand Floridian, was born in Ocala, Fl.
Mar. 19, 1946 – Singer Ruth Pointer, of the Pointer Sisters, who would sing “Streets of Gold” in the 1988 Disney animated feature “Oliver and Company”, was born in East Oakland, Ca.
Mar. 19, 1950 – Edgar Rice Burroughs, the creator of “Tarzan” passed away.
Mar. 19, 1953 – Disney’s true life adventure short “Water Birds” won an Academy Award. It was the 1st Academy Award ceremony to be televised on National Television.
Mar. 19, 1959 – Disney, Oklahoma (“The Island City”) was officially incorporated. The town was named for former Oklahoma Legislator Wesley E. Disney.
Mar. 19, 2001 – Barbara Streisand, backed by a symphony orchestra, recorded “Some Day My Prince Will Come”, for Buena Vista Home Entertainment’s DVD edition of the 1937 Disney classic “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”.
Mar. 19, 2005 – West Coast singers presents “The Beauty of Broadway: An Evening with Susan Egan and the West Coast Singers,” a benefit concert for the chorus which includes a silent auction. The event took place at the Barnsdall Art Park in Hollywood, Ca. (Egan’s Disney credits include Hercules, Lady and the Tramp II, the Disney Channel’s Gotta Kick It Up, and Broadway’s Beauty and the Beast.
Mar. 19, 2007 – The trailer for “Pirates 3: At World’s End” debuted to the general public during ABC-TV’s Dancing with the Stars.