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11-07-2012, 04:55 AM
Nov. 7, 1965 – The Disney TV show aired “Minado, the Wolverine.”
Nov. 7, 1966 – Walt Disney was admitted to St. Joseph’s Hospital in Burbank, Ca. (Surgery would be performed the following day.)
Nov. 7, 1972 – Christopher Daniel Barnes, the voice of Prince Eric in Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” was born on Portland, Me.
Nov. 7, 1976 – Roy Williams, writer, cartoonist and actor passed away in Burbank, Ca. Known as “the big Mooseketeer” on the 1950’s TV series “The Mickey Mouse Club,” Williams created the famous Mickey Mouse ears hat! He would be named a Disney Legend in 1992.
Nov. 7, 1984 – The Disney Channel’s TV series “Still the Beaver” began airing.
Nov. 7, 1994 – Paul Pressler was named as President for the Disneyland Resort.
Nov. 7, 1997 – The Disney/Touchstone film “Starship Troopers” was released.
Nov. 7, 1999 – The Wonderful World of Disney aired “Annie” (a new television production of the classical musical.)
Nov. 7, 2000 - Rolie Polie Olie was released on video along with three Disney Christmas videos: Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving; Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas; and Out of the Box.
Nov. 7, 2003 – Animation historian John Canemaker appeared at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art with a colorful and profusely illustrated multimedia presentation: “The Art and Flair of Mary Blair,” based on his new Disney Editions book. His lecture was followed by a book singing and a rare 35mm screening of Disney’s Alice in Wonderland, the 1951 cartoon feature principally art directed by Mary Blair.
Nov. 7, 1966 – Walt Disney was admitted to St. Joseph’s Hospital in Burbank, Ca. (Surgery would be performed the following day.)
Nov. 7, 1972 – Christopher Daniel Barnes, the voice of Prince Eric in Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” was born on Portland, Me.
Nov. 7, 1976 – Roy Williams, writer, cartoonist and actor passed away in Burbank, Ca. Known as “the big Mooseketeer” on the 1950’s TV series “The Mickey Mouse Club,” Williams created the famous Mickey Mouse ears hat! He would be named a Disney Legend in 1992.
Nov. 7, 1984 – The Disney Channel’s TV series “Still the Beaver” began airing.
Nov. 7, 1994 – Paul Pressler was named as President for the Disneyland Resort.
Nov. 7, 1997 – The Disney/Touchstone film “Starship Troopers” was released.
Nov. 7, 1999 – The Wonderful World of Disney aired “Annie” (a new television production of the classical musical.)
Nov. 7, 2000 - Rolie Polie Olie was released on video along with three Disney Christmas videos: Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving; Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas; and Out of the Box.
Nov. 7, 2003 – Animation historian John Canemaker appeared at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art with a colorful and profusely illustrated multimedia presentation: “The Art and Flair of Mary Blair,” based on his new Disney Editions book. His lecture was followed by a book singing and a rare 35mm screening of Disney’s Alice in Wonderland, the 1951 cartoon feature principally art directed by Mary Blair.