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12-15-2010, 05:33 AM
Dec. 15, 1924 – Disney’s Alice Comedy “Alice the Piper” was released.
Dec. 15, 1925 – Disney’s Alice Comedy “Alice in the Jungle” was released.
Dec. 15, 1932 – Disney published the last issue of the “Official Bulletin of the Mickey Mouse Club.”
Dec. 15, 1933 – Comedic actor Tim Conway, who appeared in Disney’s “Apple Dumpling Gang,” the 1987 TV special “Walt Disney Celebrity Circus,” and was the voice of Griff in Disney’s animated TV series “Hercules,” was born Thomas Daniel Conway in Willougby, Oh.
Dec. 15, 1934 – Disney’s Mickey Mouse cartoon “Two-Gun Mickey” was released.
Dec. 15, 1935 – The San Antonio Express ran the article “DISNEY HOPEFUL FILMS WILL LIVE – Creator of Mickey Mouse Grateful to the Kiddies And World at Large.” An interview with 34-year-old Walt Disney, readers were informed about his upcoming feature-length picture “Snow White” and his personal feelings about being a celebrity.
Dec. 15, 1937 – An extended story session for “Bambi” took place at the Disney Studio between producer-director Sidney Franklin and Walt Disney. (It is a week before the debut of “Snow White” and “Bambi” is the next scheduled project.) Franklin is eager to get the film into production, but Walt felt the studio isn’t ready for such a sensitive re-telling of Felix Salten’s novel. Later this day Walt Announced to the press that “Bambi” is being postponed and “Pinocchio” would be the next feature.
Dec. 15, 1950 – Disney’s Donald Duck short “Out on a Limb” was released.
Dec. 15, 1954 – Disney’s TV adventure “Davy Crockett Indian Fighter” (the first episode of the Davy Crockett trilogy), starring Fess Parker as Crockett and Buddy Ebsen as George Russell, aired on ABC’s Disneyland.
Dec. 15, 1955 – The Mickey Mouse Club aired the episode “Today is Circus Day” on ABC-TV.
Dec. 15, 1925 – Disney’s Alice Comedy “Alice in the Jungle” was released.
Dec. 15, 1932 – Disney published the last issue of the “Official Bulletin of the Mickey Mouse Club.”
Dec. 15, 1933 – Comedic actor Tim Conway, who appeared in Disney’s “Apple Dumpling Gang,” the 1987 TV special “Walt Disney Celebrity Circus,” and was the voice of Griff in Disney’s animated TV series “Hercules,” was born Thomas Daniel Conway in Willougby, Oh.
Dec. 15, 1934 – Disney’s Mickey Mouse cartoon “Two-Gun Mickey” was released.
Dec. 15, 1935 – The San Antonio Express ran the article “DISNEY HOPEFUL FILMS WILL LIVE – Creator of Mickey Mouse Grateful to the Kiddies And World at Large.” An interview with 34-year-old Walt Disney, readers were informed about his upcoming feature-length picture “Snow White” and his personal feelings about being a celebrity.
Dec. 15, 1937 – An extended story session for “Bambi” took place at the Disney Studio between producer-director Sidney Franklin and Walt Disney. (It is a week before the debut of “Snow White” and “Bambi” is the next scheduled project.) Franklin is eager to get the film into production, but Walt felt the studio isn’t ready for such a sensitive re-telling of Felix Salten’s novel. Later this day Walt Announced to the press that “Bambi” is being postponed and “Pinocchio” would be the next feature.
Dec. 15, 1950 – Disney’s Donald Duck short “Out on a Limb” was released.
Dec. 15, 1954 – Disney’s TV adventure “Davy Crockett Indian Fighter” (the first episode of the Davy Crockett trilogy), starring Fess Parker as Crockett and Buddy Ebsen as George Russell, aired on ABC’s Disneyland.
Dec. 15, 1955 – The Mickey Mouse Club aired the episode “Today is Circus Day” on ABC-TV.