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03-19-2012, 02:15 AM
Mar. 19, 1959 – The Disney film “The Shaggy Dog” was released.
Mar. 19, 1961 – The Disney TV show “Daniel Boone: [IV.] The Promised Land” aired.
Mar. 19, 1965 – Actor Billy “Pop” Attmore, a member of the 1977-1978 TV show “The New Mousekeeters”, was born.
Mar. 19, 1972 – The Disney TV show aired “Chango, Guardian of the Mayan Treasure.”
Mar. 19, 1988 – The Disney Channel Premiere film “Save the Dog,” aired.
Mar. 19, 1995 – The “Penny Arcade,” the “Main Street Bookstore,” and the “House of Magic” (all located on Main Street U.S.A. in WDW) closed. The space would become part of the Main Street Athletic Company.
Mar. 19, 1995 – The Disney Channel Premiere film “The Old Curiosity Shop” aired.
Mar. 19, 1999 – Elton John appeared on “The Rosie O’Donnell Show”, promoting Disney’s “Aida”, for which he has written the music.
Mar. 19, 1999 – The Disney/Jumbo Pictures animated release “Doug’s 1st Movie” had its premiere.
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, 1961 – The Disney TV show “Daniel Boone: [IV.] The Promised Land” aired.
Mar. 19, 1965 – Actor Billy “Pop” Attmore, a member of the 1977-1978 TV show “The New Mousekeeters”, was born.
Mar. 19, 1972 – The Disney TV show aired “Chango, Guardian of the Mayan Treasure.”
Mar. 19, 1988 – The Disney Channel Premiere film “Save the Dog,” aired.
Mar. 19, 1995 – The “Penny Arcade,” the “Main Street Bookstore,” and the “House of Magic” (all located on Main Street U.S.A. in WDW) closed. The space would become part of the Main Street Athletic Company.
Mar. 19, 1995 – The Disney Channel Premiere film “The Old Curiosity Shop” aired.
Mar. 19, 1999 – Elton John appeared on “The Rosie O’Donnell Show”, promoting Disney’s “Aida”, for which he has written the music.
Mar. 19, 1999 – The Disney/Jumbo Pictures animated release “Doug’s 1st Movie” had its premiere.
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”.