D23 Presents: Treasures of the Walt Disney Archives at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum.

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Opening July 6th, this is the largest exhibition ever curated by the Walt Disney Archives, at 12,000 square feet. From Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Mickey Mouse to Captain Jack Sparrow and Captain America, the exhibition features more than 500 artifacts, at least half of which have never been seen by the public -- including models, props, costumes, set pieces, and artwork from throughout Disney history. "Ronald Reagan and Walt Disney were longtime friends, two optimists who shared an unwavering belief in the essential goodness of the American way of life," said Bob Iger, chairman and CEO, The Walt Disney Company. "We're proud to partner with the Reagan Library and the National Archives to showcase Disney's rich entertainment legacy. This extraordinary exhibit will offer visitors an unprecedented look into Disney's history and celebrate the connection between these two American originals."
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What Would Walt Do?

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Editorial I often hear people state “What would Walt do?” when they believe the present leadership of the Disney Company has done something they don’t approve of. When I hear this, I think to myself, the man has been dead for 45 years. You’ve never met him. All you know of Walt is the polished … Continue reading "What Would Walt Do?"
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Walt Disney — the Canadian Connection

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I am an amateur genealogist; I have been at it for over 25 years and I find it a fascinating hobby. Over those many years I have uncovered some interesting facts about several branches of my family, my wife Carol’s family and even a few families I have researched for friends. The Cruise family hails … Continue reading "Walt Disney — the Canadian Connection"
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Walt and the Promise of Progress City: The Florida Project

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EDITOR’S NOTE: Over the past few months, AllEars.Net has been highlighting exclusive excerpts from Sam Gennawey’s book, Walt and the Promise of Progress City. The book explores the process through which meaningful and functional spaces were created by Walt Disney and his artists, as well as how guests understand and experience those spaces. It also … Continue reading "Walt and the Promise of Progress City: The Florida Project"
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Walt and the Promise of Progress City: A New Standard for Clean

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EDITOR’S NOTE: Over the past few months, AllEars.Net has been highlighting exclusive excerpts from Sam Gennawey’s book, Walt and the Promise of Progress City. The book explores the process through which meaningful and functional spaces were created by Walt Disney and his artists, as well as how guests understand and experience those spaces. It also … Continue reading "Walt and the Promise of Progress City: A New Standard for Clean"
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Where in the World #211

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Barb Parra, I can’t believe it! So good to hear from you! Disneyland was too long ago, wasn’t it? I miss it. I’m glad you like Eeyore’s mouse ears! They even made Eeyore smile. 🙂 Happy Anniversary, Beth Mcmeekin! I hope you and your husband have a wonderful trip, and to your kids: get them … Continue reading "Where in the World #211"
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Walt and the Promise of Progress City: a Review

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It is very appropriate that Sam Gennawey’s much-anticipated book, “Walt and the Promise of Progress City”, available at Amazon.com, has been released within several weeks of the recent celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the opening of Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. Why appropriate? Although Gennawey’s book focuses on EPCOT, one realizes, once diving into … Continue reading "Walt and the Promise of Progress City: a Review"
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Where in the World #190

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I am leaving for Disneyland on Tuesday! YAY!! So if you are there for the AllEars® meets next week, I hope you will say hello! Hi, Barrie! Wait until you see the answer to last week’s challenge! Michelle Thomspon, I am so jealous! What a fantastic experience that had to be, the family for the … Continue reading "Where in the World #190"
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Walt Disney Theatre on the Disney Dream

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The Walt Disney Theatre entrance foyer.Nikon D70/28-300VR, 1/60s, f/3.5, ISO 450, EV -0.3, 28mm focal length The Walt Disney Theatre accommodates 1,340 guests and is located at the forward end of Deck 3 with balcony seating accessible from Deck 4 on the Disney Dream, the newest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet. The art … Continue reading "Walt Disney Theatre on the Disney Dream"
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WHAT WOULD WALT DO? …THE WALT DISNEY FAMILY MUSEUM CELEBRATED FIRST ANNIVERSARY WITH A YOUTUBE CONTEST

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SAN FRANCISCO November 30, 2010 – The Walt Disney Family Museum opened its doors in the Presidio of San Francisco almost a year ago on October 1, and to commemorate its first anniversary, the Museum had announced the launch of a YouTube Video Contest. From September 27 to November 15, 2010, participants were invited to … Continue reading "WHAT WOULD WALT DO? …THE WALT DISNEY FAMILY MUSEUM CELEBRATED FIRST ANNIVERSARY WITH A YOUTUBE CONTEST"
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