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02-10-2008, 06:49 AM
Feb. 10, 1870 – The California City of Anaheim was incorporated. It’s name is a blend of “Ana” (after the Santa Ana River) and “heim” (which means home in German.)
Feb. 10, 1927 – The Alice Comedy “Alice at the Carnival” was released.
Feb. 10, 1935 - Donald Duck made his 1st appearance in the Mickey Mouse Sunday comic strips.
Feb. 10, 1949 - Disney’s “Mickey and the Seal”, “Tea for Two Hundred”, and “Seal Island” were nominated for Academy Awards.
Feb. 10, 1956 – A memorial service was held for author A.A. Milne (creator of Winnie the Pooh) at All Hallows-by-the-Tower in London. (Milne has passed away on Jan. 31.) Milne’s son Christopher, who has grown to resent his father and has seldom visited his parents, attended the service. It was the last time Christopher would see his mother.
Feb. 10, 1960 - Disneyland’s Stagecoach Line attraction closed. Guests were able to view Frontierland sites as Elephant Rock, Horse Thief Canyon, Dead Man’s Spring and the Rivers of America.
Feb. 10, 1980 – The Disney TV show aired “Donald’s Valentine Day Salute.”
Feb. 10, 1998 – Walt Disney Records released “Archive Collection Vol.1: Burl Ives: Chim Chim Chere,” “Archive Collection Vol. 2: Hayley Mills: Let’s Get Together,” “Archive Collection Vol. 3: Louis Prima with Gia Maione: Let’s Fly with Mary Poppins,” “Archive Collection Vol.4: Rex Allen: 16 Golden Hits,” “Archive Collection Vol. 5: Cliff Edwards: Ukelele Ike Sings Again.”
Feb. 10, 2005 – “Dream on Silly Dreamer,” a live action/animated documentary, screens for the free in Minneapolis for shareholders one day prior to the Walt Disney Co. Annual Meeting. The film, about the creative forces behind the classic hand-drawn animated films of Walt Disney Feature Animation’s modern era, was shown at the Crown Theater.
Feb. 10, 2007 – “Kim Possible,” the animated comedy/action, adventure series from Walt Disney Television Animation, premiered for its 4th season with four new episodes on the Disney Channel.
Feb. 10, 1927 – The Alice Comedy “Alice at the Carnival” was released.
Feb. 10, 1935 - Donald Duck made his 1st appearance in the Mickey Mouse Sunday comic strips.
Feb. 10, 1949 - Disney’s “Mickey and the Seal”, “Tea for Two Hundred”, and “Seal Island” were nominated for Academy Awards.
Feb. 10, 1956 – A memorial service was held for author A.A. Milne (creator of Winnie the Pooh) at All Hallows-by-the-Tower in London. (Milne has passed away on Jan. 31.) Milne’s son Christopher, who has grown to resent his father and has seldom visited his parents, attended the service. It was the last time Christopher would see his mother.
Feb. 10, 1960 - Disneyland’s Stagecoach Line attraction closed. Guests were able to view Frontierland sites as Elephant Rock, Horse Thief Canyon, Dead Man’s Spring and the Rivers of America.
Feb. 10, 1980 – The Disney TV show aired “Donald’s Valentine Day Salute.”
Feb. 10, 1998 – Walt Disney Records released “Archive Collection Vol.1: Burl Ives: Chim Chim Chere,” “Archive Collection Vol. 2: Hayley Mills: Let’s Get Together,” “Archive Collection Vol. 3: Louis Prima with Gia Maione: Let’s Fly with Mary Poppins,” “Archive Collection Vol.4: Rex Allen: 16 Golden Hits,” “Archive Collection Vol. 5: Cliff Edwards: Ukelele Ike Sings Again.”
Feb. 10, 2005 – “Dream on Silly Dreamer,” a live action/animated documentary, screens for the free in Minneapolis for shareholders one day prior to the Walt Disney Co. Annual Meeting. The film, about the creative forces behind the classic hand-drawn animated films of Walt Disney Feature Animation’s modern era, was shown at the Crown Theater.
Feb. 10, 2007 – “Kim Possible,” the animated comedy/action, adventure series from Walt Disney Television Animation, premiered for its 4th season with four new episodes on the Disney Channel.