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Disney birthdays?
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Grumpy56
Member
I share a birthday with the Mouse, Nov 18th. Which makes us both scorpios. Which is actually kind of weird, don't think Mickey is particulary sensual and intense. But who knows maybe he has a dark side like the rest of us scorpios. I do get extra attention at character meals on my birthday!
The only thing that happened on my B-day, March 18th, was Pirates opened at Disneyland.
Nov 18
Walt left for France with his ambulance unit.
Flowers & Trees won the 1st Academy Award for cartoon.
Oliver and Company was released.
Dec 5
Nothing else happened.
Dec 15
Walt died and nothing else.
Nov 18
Walt left for France with his ambulance unit.
Flowers & Trees won the 1st Academy Award for cartoon.
Oliver and Company was released.
Dec 5
Nothing else happened.
Dec 15
Walt died and nothing else.
meeko_33785
Well-Known Member
I share my birthday with Dumbo (October 23), not to mention the release of Goofy's "How To Swim", the Silly Symphony "The Spider and the Fly", EPCOT's Carnivalle de Lumiere, and the soundtrack to Monsters Inc.
If you haven't seen this site already, you might want to take a look and see what you share a birthday with:
http://thisdayindisneyhistory.homestead.com/
If you haven't seen this site already, you might want to take a look and see what you share a birthday with:
http://thisdayindisneyhistory.homestead.com/
Irrawaddy Erik
Well-Known Member
July 2:
I share my birthday with Maynard, the opening of CoP, the People mover and the Rocket Jets in Disneyland, the opening of The Great Mouse Detective, Lindsay Lohan, and ceremony naming Disneyland's Main Street U.S.A. an Honorary Chapter of the Barbershop Society, with all the Dapper Dans, past and present, as founding members.
WWOOOOO
I share my birthday with Maynard, the opening of CoP, the People mover and the Rocket Jets in Disneyland, the opening of The Great Mouse Detective, Lindsay Lohan, and ceremony naming Disneyland's Main Street U.S.A. an Honorary Chapter of the Barbershop Society, with all the Dapper Dans, past and present, as founding members.
WWOOOOO
aim
New Member
Wow, there has been a few thins on my bday! :lol:
April 26:
1916:
Actor Vic Perrin (one time narrator of Spaceship Earth and Universe of Energy) is born in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
1940:
Disney's Mickey Mouse cartoon "Tugboat Mickey"
is released.
1958:
Disney uses the cast of his popular Zorro TV series for live performances at Disneyland.
2001:
Disney Online is awarded the "Best of Festival" award, "Best of Category" for entertainment and a "Creative Excellence Award" at the International Web Page Awards ceremony. The "Best of Festival" award recognizes the best Web pages created
in 2000.
2003:
Disney's The Lizzie McGuire Movie (starring Hilary Duff) premieres at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood.
April 26:
1916:
Actor Vic Perrin (one time narrator of Spaceship Earth and Universe of Energy) is born in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
1940:
Disney's Mickey Mouse cartoon "Tugboat Mickey"
is released.
1958:
Disney uses the cast of his popular Zorro TV series for live performances at Disneyland.
2001:
Disney Online is awarded the "Best of Festival" award, "Best of Category" for entertainment and a "Creative Excellence Award" at the International Web Page Awards ceremony. The "Best of Festival" award recognizes the best Web pages created
in 2000.
2003:
Disney's The Lizzie McGuire Movie (starring Hilary Duff) premieres at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood.
Foolish Mortal
Well-Known Member
The Magic Kingdom and Epcot open'ed on my birthday of Oct. 1
netenyahoo
New Member
August 1st
1936:
Disney's Mickey Mouse cartoon "Mickey's Circus"
is released.
1953:
Disney releases the Donald Duck short "The New Neighbor."
1958:
Disney's 17-minute animated short film "Paul Bunyan"
is released.
1995:
The CD Walt Disney's Greatest Hits is released.
1997:
Bob Penfield, the last of the original Disneyland opening day Cast Members, is honored for more than 42 years of service.
To commemorate his retirement, Bob is honored with a window on Main Street displaying the legend "Club 55 School of Golf, Bob Penfield, Instructor."
Disney World's Coronado Springs Resort (featuring an American Southwest theme) opens.
1999:
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith, officially opens to guests as part of the largest property-wide expansion in Disney World history. The indoor roller coaster features a high-speed launch of 0-60 mph in 2.8 seconds, three inversions, rock-concert lighting and a specially created Aerosmith soundtrack blasting from 120 on board speakers in each coaster train - all firsts for a Disney World attraction.
2002:
Once Upon A Toy, a 16,000-square-foot toy store, officially opens its doors at Disney World's Downtown Disney Marketplace.
1936:
Disney's Mickey Mouse cartoon "Mickey's Circus"
is released.
1953:
Disney releases the Donald Duck short "The New Neighbor."
1958:
Disney's 17-minute animated short film "Paul Bunyan"
is released.
1995:
The CD Walt Disney's Greatest Hits is released.
1997:
Bob Penfield, the last of the original Disneyland opening day Cast Members, is honored for more than 42 years of service.
To commemorate his retirement, Bob is honored with a window on Main Street displaying the legend "Club 55 School of Golf, Bob Penfield, Instructor."
Disney World's Coronado Springs Resort (featuring an American Southwest theme) opens.
1999:
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith, officially opens to guests as part of the largest property-wide expansion in Disney World history. The indoor roller coaster features a high-speed launch of 0-60 mph in 2.8 seconds, three inversions, rock-concert lighting and a specially created Aerosmith soundtrack blasting from 120 on board speakers in each coaster train - all firsts for a Disney World attraction.
2002:
Once Upon A Toy, a 16,000-square-foot toy store, officially opens its doors at Disney World's Downtown Disney Marketplace.
netenyahoo
New Member
January 12th
1628:
Author Charles Perrault is born in Paris, France. (He will go on to write some of the world's best known fairy tales, such as
Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and Little Red Riding Hood.)
1936:
The New York Times publishes an interview with H.G. Wells (the author of such classics as The Invisible Man). Wells refers to Walt Disney as a "genius."
1957:
Academy Award-winning director-writer-producer John Lasseter (of Disney's Toy Story films) is born in Hollywood, California.
1975:
Chase Hampton, a member of the 90's TV show "The All New Mickey Mouse Club," is born in Oklahoma.
1999:
Actress Betty Lou Gerson, who supplied the voice for Cruella De Vil in Disney's "101 Dalmatians," and provided the narration for "Cinderella," dies in Los Angeles, California.
2000:
Marc Davis, one of Disney's "Nine Old Men" (a core group of early animators) dies in California at age 86. He masterminded the designs of heroines and villainesses like Cinderella and Cruella de Vil. After leaving animation in 1961, Davis had a hand in designing rides for the Disney parks.
2001:
Downtown Disney, a separate restaurant, shopping and nightclub zone beside Disneyland's new park, officially opens to the public. This new center links the two theme parks and the three Disneyland Resort hotels. AMC Theatres also debuts its newest megaplex in Downtown Disney. The theaters are housed in a 60,000-square-foot building showcasing architectural features reminiscent of the golden age of Hollywood.
Disney and McDonald's start a New Collect-and-Build Happy Meal campaign starring Buzz Lightyear, the interstellar hero from Disney/Pixar's Toy Story and Toy Story 2 movies and an all-new animated television series.
2003:
A groundbreaking ceremony takes place in Hong Kong to mark the official start of the construction phase of a new Disney park.
JANUARY 12
Construction began on Disney World's
Grand Floridian Resort & Spa in 1986.
1628:
Author Charles Perrault is born in Paris, France. (He will go on to write some of the world's best known fairy tales, such as
Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and Little Red Riding Hood.)
1936:
The New York Times publishes an interview with H.G. Wells (the author of such classics as The Invisible Man). Wells refers to Walt Disney as a "genius."
1957:
Academy Award-winning director-writer-producer John Lasseter (of Disney's Toy Story films) is born in Hollywood, California.
1975:
Chase Hampton, a member of the 90's TV show "The All New Mickey Mouse Club," is born in Oklahoma.
1999:
Actress Betty Lou Gerson, who supplied the voice for Cruella De Vil in Disney's "101 Dalmatians," and provided the narration for "Cinderella," dies in Los Angeles, California.
2000:
Marc Davis, one of Disney's "Nine Old Men" (a core group of early animators) dies in California at age 86. He masterminded the designs of heroines and villainesses like Cinderella and Cruella de Vil. After leaving animation in 1961, Davis had a hand in designing rides for the Disney parks.
2001:
Downtown Disney, a separate restaurant, shopping and nightclub zone beside Disneyland's new park, officially opens to the public. This new center links the two theme parks and the three Disneyland Resort hotels. AMC Theatres also debuts its newest megaplex in Downtown Disney. The theaters are housed in a 60,000-square-foot building showcasing architectural features reminiscent of the golden age of Hollywood.
Disney and McDonald's start a New Collect-and-Build Happy Meal campaign starring Buzz Lightyear, the interstellar hero from Disney/Pixar's Toy Story and Toy Story 2 movies and an all-new animated television series.
2003:
A groundbreaking ceremony takes place in Hong Kong to mark the official start of the construction phase of a new Disney park.
JANUARY 12
Construction began on Disney World's
Grand Floridian Resort & Spa in 1986.
