Answer at your own risk

[DisneyFreak]

1. What day does Disney consider as Donald Duck's Birthday and why do they use that date?

2. In the movie Lady and the Tramp, what is Jock's pure pedigree name?

3. What does Ariel, Pinocchio and The Beast have in common?

4. In Downtown Disney, who is the Empress Lilly named after?

5. What was the name of the first program Walt Disney ever made for television and when was it shown?

 

[d dude]

3. they all became human's
4.Walt Disney's wife
don't ask me about the other one's

 

[DisneyFreak]

Originally posted by d dude
3. they all became human's
4.Walt Disney's wife
don't ask me about the other one's

Three and four are correct!

 

[Disneynut]

1 - June 9th, the release of his first film and my b-day also.

 

[DisneyFreak]

Originally posted by Disneynut
1 - June 9th, the release of his first film and my b-day also.

Correct!

June 9, 1934. His first movie (The Wise Little Hen)

 

[DisneyFreak]

Originally posted by DisneyFreak
1. What day does Disney consider as Donald Duck's Birthday and why do they use that date?

2. In the movie Lady and the Tramp, what is Jock's pure pedigree name?

3. What does Ariel, Pinocchio and The Beast have in common?

4. In Downtown Disney, who is the Empress Lilly named after?

5. What was the name of the first program Walt Disney ever made for television and when was it shown?

No one can answer #2 and #5? Come on people, I know you can do it!

 

[sillyspook13]

AARGH!!!! I know these! I just can't think of them off the top of my head at this moment.

 

[MrPromey]

Re: Re: Answer at your own risk

Originally posted by DisneyFreak


No one can answer #2 and #5? Come on people, I know you can do it!

When I get home tonight I'll be able to answe #2...

 

[DisneyFreak]

Re: Re: Re: Answer at your own risk

Originally posted by MrPromey


When I get home tonight I'll be able to answe #2...

See fine print below:






NOTE: Watching video will be grounds for a disqualification.

 

[MrPromey]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Answer at your own risk

Originally posted by DisneyFreak


See fine print below:






NOTE: Watching video will be grounds for a disqualification.

... That means I can get it off the DVD, then, right? A DVD afterall, is not a video and I know about how disclaimers work (in in advertising) if it's not stated up front, it can't be added.

 

[DisneyFreak]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Answer at your own risk

Originally posted by MrPromey


... That means I can get it off the DVD, then, right? A DVD afterall, is not a video and I know about how disclaimers work (in in advertising) if it's not stated up front, it can't be added.

I'll have to ask my manager.

 

[the ceo at wdw]

#5 The mickey Mouse Club ? that was it wasn't it?

 

[DisneyFreak]

Originally posted by the ceo at wdw
#5 The mickey Mouse Club ? that was it wasn't it?

Nope

 

[Disneynut]

#2 Heather Lad O'Glencairn

 

[DisneyFreak]

Originally posted by Disneynut
#2 Heather Lad O'Glencairn

Well done Disneynut.

Do you know #5?

 

[The Mom]

Wonderful World of Disney? 7 or 8 PM Sunday evenings?

Or was it Walt Disney's Magical World? I know it was Walt Disney's Magical World of Color for awhile when color TVs came out.

 

[DisneyFreak]

Originally posted by marciahahn
Wonderful World of Disney? 7 or 8 PM Sunday evenings?

Getting warm.

And I'm looking for the date it was first shown.

 

[The Mom]

1954? I remember watching it in black & white, then it changed in the early 60s to WDWW of Color.

I almost remember the theme....the world is a....something....of color, color. Anyone remember?

 

[<SRH>]

Wasn't it called just "Disneyland"?

 

[DisneyFreak]

Originally posted by <SRH>
Wasn't it called just "Disneyland"?

You all are getting closer. And it was earlier than 1954.