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Your Host Walt Disney si occupa della prima trasmissione televisiva regolare , l’antologia settimanale che Walt
lanciò nel 1954 sotto il nome di “Disneyland”. La serie fu immediatamente popolare fin dagli inizi e
si sarebbe dimostrata durevole e di interesse storico.

Sopravvisse ai cambi di nome (compresi "Walt Disney Presents" e "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of
Color"), cambiamenti di orario (passando alla domenica sera solo alla settima stagione) ed anche alla morte del suo
creatore.



E’ difficile raccogliere l’intera serie in un DVD. La mescolanza di materiale diverso apparso nella serie,
di tipo promoizionale (per i film in programmazione al cinema) o di tipo teatrale (corti di stampo teatrale adattati a
rientrare nei tempi canonici della serie) ne giustifica la pubblicazione. Talvolta il programma per alcune settimane
consecutive mandava in onda film d’aninmazione o live action, in genere suddivisi in due parti. Grazie a tutti
questi fattori, Disneyland è una della serie più longeve della TV.



Disneyland è già stato portato in DVD alcune volte con “Davy Crockett: The Complete Televised
Series”, “Legendary Heroes: Elfego Baca & The Swamp Fox”, con film del tempo di Walt come
“Lilli e il vagabondo”, “Old Yeller” e “Il cowboy con il velo da sposa” ed infine
con la serie True Life Adventures nelle quali sono stati spesso riprodotti episodi rilevanti, talvolta interi, del
programma.



Your Host, Walt Disney ha poco in comune con alcuni Treasures come Disneyland USA che contiene 3 episodi (ed uno
special) specificamente collegati all’inaugurazione del parco a tema.

Come evidenziato dal titolo, gli episodi qui contenuti sono specificamente basati sulla presenza di Walt nel programma.
Considerando anche il bonus, vi si trovano ben 5 episodi completi e l’episodio “Disneyland ’59, che si
temeva perso per sempre, uno special di 90 minuti fatto e trasmesso in diretta.



Nel DVD è anche presente l’episodio “I Captured the King of the Leprechauns" (Ho catturato il Re
dei folletti) basato sul film “Darby O'Gill e il Re dei Folletti” (1959), in cui come attore ritroviamo lo
stesso Walt.













Your Host, Walt Disney turns again to Disney's first regular television series, the weekly hour-long anthology that
launched in 1954 under the title "Disneyland." This series was fairly popular from the start and it would
prove to be historic and highly enduring too.  

It would survive name changes (including "Walt Disney Presents" and "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of
Color"), schedule changes (settling on Sunday nights beginning only in the 7th season), and even the death of its
host (forty years ago last week). 



As one of TV's most fondly-remembered series, "Disneyland" would seem ripe for DVD. But there are challenges
to its release, such as the fact that so many episodes are composed of other materials, whether promotional (extended
previews of cinema's latest Disney fare) or cost-effective (theatrical shorts recycled to fit the episode's theme).
Sensibly enough, many consecutive weeks found the program simply airing live action or animated Disney feature films
(that had earlier been in theaters) in two parts. Couple these facts with the reality that under all its auspices,
"Disneyland" is one of the medium's longest-running series. Suddenly, the idea of 15-discs-per-season box sets
composed largely of inferior presentations (often black and white, sometimes incomplete) of pre-existing cartoons
doesn't sound overly appealing. Yet, complete season DVD sets have spoiled us to expect nothing less than everything
presented in its entirety. 



Nevertheless, "Disneyland" has turned up on DVD a number of times, including twice in the Treasures' debut
wave. Davy Crockett: The Complete Televised Series presented all six episodes from the anthology program's first hit
mini-series. It was followed up last year by Legendary Heroes: Elfego Baca • The Swamp Fox, in which parts of two
later series shared a set. Non-Treasures DVDs of Walt-era films -- like Lady and the Tramp, Old Yeller, The Parent Trap,
and the recently-debuted True-Life Adventures -- have included either relevant segments or entire episodes from the
program. And a couple of things which today we'd classify simply as TV movies (1962's Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates,
1969's My Dog The Thief) had their debut in successive installments of the same weekly anthology series. 



Your Host, Walt Disney has less in common with the aforementioned releases that it does with the other Wave 1 title,
Disneyland USA, which held three park-related episodes (and one park-related "special") including the premiere
of the show that bore its name (and helped fund its development). As its title implies, the episodes which make up Your
Host, Walt Disney have been selected for their emphasis on Walt's personal involvement in the program.   

There are four full episodes of the anthology series (five, counting an excellent one that's designated as a bonus), as
well as "Disneyland '59", a 90-minute special (broadcast live) that was thought to be lost forever. There are
also some terrific bonus features scattered across the two discs. 



Treasures completists may feel slighted by the repeated inclusion of "Tenth Anniversary Show", which
previously turned up on Disneyland USA. However, those who don't already own that 2001 set, which has been largely
unattainable in stores for several years now, should appreciate its return. That's especially true for fans of Disney
parks, who will unquestionably deem it one of the best things on this set. Similarly, with hundreds and hundreds of
episodes to choose from, the bonus episode ("I Captured the King of the Leprechauns") is one of the select few
that's already on DVD, via the movie it deals with (1959's Darby O'Gill and the Little People). Its re-appearance is
also justified by the fact that, according to Treasures host Leonard Maltin, it is the only one to feature Walt
throughout, as an actor of sorts. 



People who want to revisit Walt Disney's landmark anthology program must agree that there's no better time machine than
getting the whole thing, promotional/recycled excerpts and all. Gladly, that's how the broadcasts are presented here. As
such, not all of them may be uniformly riveting, but most of them (especially the unique parts) are plenty captivating
and fascinating to see all these decades later. 









Formato Audio/Video (Audio/Video Format):



2 dvd5 NTSC

Audio: ENG

Sottottitoli (Subtitles): English for hear impaired





Tempo Totale di Riproduzione: 383 Minutes (6 ore, 23 minuti)





1.33:1 Fullscreen (Original Ratio) / Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono (English)



Subtitles: English; Closed Captioned



Originally Aired April 4, 1956 - January 3, 1965





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DISCO 1



Il Disco 1 si apre con un’introduzione di Leonard Maltin (4:15) che spiega come la TV sia stata per Walt il mezzo
che ne ingigantito la popolarità ai massimi livelli.





Disc One opens with an introduction by Leonard Maltin (4:15) which discusses television as the medium which made Walt
Disney a prominent figure with the public. Maltin outlines the content on the first disc, explaining quality issues on
"Disneyland '59", pointing out celebrities to look for, and providing both background on the episodes and
rationale for their inclusion. 





Episodi TV



"Where Do the Stories Come From?" (51:48) (Originally aired April 4, 1956)


In questo episodio della seconda stagione ci porta a spasso attraverso la nascita di alcuni celebri cartoni (Crazy Over
Daisy, R'Coon Dawg) e le loro storie. A Pluto viene chiesto un parere su come il cartone R’Coon Dawg è
stato pensato. Vengono passati in rassegna anche cartoni dle tmepo della guerra come Donald Gets Drafted e Fall Out,
Fall In.



La parte finale dello show mostra come il condividere degli hobby faccia del bene al lavoro di gruppo. Un filmato mostra
Ollie Johnston e Ward Kimball alle prese con le loro vaporiere, la passione per i trenini di Walt e del suo “guest
engineer” Kirk Douglas sono alla base di Out of Scale, un carotne in cui CIpe  CIop sono alle prese con il trenino
di Paperino. Vien ijnoltr presentato l’episodio della settimana successiva; "The Story of the Silly
Symphony.".





"The Fourth Anniversary Show" (51:58) (Originally aired September 11, 1957)


Si tratta dello special di aperture e di celebrazione della quarta stagione. Vien presentata una retrospettiva del
lavoro di Walt, ad esempio nel 1938 con Sergei Prokofiev, per lo studio di “Pierino e il lupo” Il cartone
vien mostrato nella sua interezza ed a colori.



L’intervento dei Moschettieri porta Walt sul set del "Mickey Mouse Club", dove essi creano un tributo a
Disneyland. L’occasione è buona per presentare soggetti che saranno presentati successivamente, come
"The Saga of Andy Burnett", la nuova stagione di Zorro, e un piccolo script per il Mago di Oz, di cui Walt
già detiene i diritti. Viene presentata l’idea di farne una versione a cartoni. L’episodio termina
con l’"American Folklore", costituito da corti ben conosciuti come Johnny Appleseed e Casey at the
Bat.



"Kodak Presents Disneyland '59" (1:29:25) (Originally aired June 16, 1959) 


In teoria questo episodio era perso per sempre, ma è stato felicemente ritrovato. Si respira l’aria di
Disneyland con la parata in Main Street Disneyland è diventato un posto dove si presentano e si richiamano i vari
popoli del mondo, per darne conoscenza agli americani.



La parata si anima con l’arrivo di face familiari, quali quelle delle star del momento qualòi il cast di
"Lassie", Dennis Hopper, Clint Eastwood, Zorro (Guy Williams), l’attore Wally Boag, e
naturalmente…. Topolino.







TV Episodes



"Where Do the Stories Come From?" (51:48) (Originally aired April 4, 1956)


In this second season episode, Walt addresses the titular question with several dramatizations of Disney story men being
inspired. First, Oliver Wallace composes a theme song for Daisy, which yields the short Crazy Over Daisy. Excerpted
here, this Gay Nineties romp finds Donald's pursuit of his woman sidetracked by Chip 'n Dale. Next, True-Life Adventures
footage of raccoons is revealed to be the inspiration behind the Mickey and Pluto short R'Coon Dawg.  

Pluto is "consulted" for his thoughts on the concept for the cartoon, which is subsequently shown. Then,
historical events are proven influential with the World War II-set cartoons Donald Gets Drafted (lampooning military
physical exams) and (in which the duck marches himself to madness). 



The final and most Walt-centric stretch of the show illustrates how hobbies can motivate Disney cartoonists. The notion
seems like an excuse to see footage of miniature trains, a passion that Walt shared with a number of his animators.
Unique footage shows Ollie Johnston and Ward Kimball with their model steam engines, as well as Walt's own
mini-railroad-riding escapades at home, where he is joined by "guest engineer" Kirk Douglas. This gives way to
the hobby-spawned short Out of Scale, which again pits Chip 'n Dale against Donald, this time in the duck's mini train
set. The episode ends with a preview for the following week's show, "The Story of the Silly Symphony." 





"The Fourth Anniversary Show" (51:58) (Originally aired September 11, 1957)


Actually, this fourth season premiere clearly celebrates the third anniversary of Walt Disney's anthology series. It
starts with Walt re-enacting a 1938 meeting with Sergei Prokofiev on the possibility of doing a Peter and the Wolf
movie. Prokofiev demonstrates the structure, and after the war had passed, the movie came to fruition (in 1946's Make
Mine Music). The Sterling Holloway-narrated cartoon short is shown complete, restored, and in color. Likable though the
short may be, its presence here isn't too exciting, but things pick up when the episode returns to black and white.



Before Walt can discuss the Tchaikovsky sequence of Fantasia, the Mouseketeers whisk him away to the "Mickey Mouse
Club" set. There, they perform a musical tribute to "Disneyland"'s special anniversary. Then, Fess Parker
turns up to introduce forthcoming anthology subject "The Saga of Andy Burnett" and its star Jerome Courtland.
Next, in response to Moochie's pleas, Zorro (Guy Williams) shows up and his new series is previewed. Finally, the
Mouseketeers give Walt a present: a shooting script for The Rainbow Road to Oz. Because he owns the rights, they pitch
him the idea of them doing a movie of the Oz stories instead of the cartoon version he claims to be planning. To sell
him on the idea, they perform a few songs in costume as Scarecrow, Patchwork Girl, Ozma, the Cowardly Lion, and Dorothy.
Nothing ever became of this apparently legitimate project, which makes all the more interesting an oddity. The episode
ends with a preview for "American Folklore", composed of existing Disney shorts like Johnny Appleseed and
Casey at the Bat. 



"Kodak Presents Disneyland '59" (1:29:25) (Originally aired June 16, 1959) 


In theory, it's very nifty to discover this live special that was thought to be lost forever. In viewing, there isn't
quite so much entertainment value, but pretend you're spending a June afternoon in 1959 watching this Art
Linkletter-hosted program and you can appreciate it more. After a brief reflection on the realization of a dream that
was the building of Disneyland, the program kicks off with a parade through Main Street USA, in which Walt and his
grandchildren are briefly seen. Well before It's a Small World and EPCOT, the only Disney park of the time shows its
interest in similar subject matter with a host of cultural acts: Japanese geishas, Mexican riders, Chinese dragons, and
so on. Like a typical parade, it is a little slow, repetitive, and not overly exciting from a televised distance.



Things only improve slightly with the arrival of familiar faces, as most whiz by much too fast and not up close enough
to be recognized or even noticed (like the unmentioned Shaggy Dog car). Plenty a name is dropped, however, and among
those announced or glimpsed at are the cast of "Lassie", Dennis Hopper, Clint Eastwood, Zorro (Guy Williams),
Golden Horseshoe Revue performer Wally Boag, veteran Disney child actor Tommy Kirk, and Disney characters like Mickey
Mouse. Those who have marveled at the impressive cast list that exists on IMDb for this special may be disappointed by
how few actually register. Each land of the park (then totaling just four) gets its own treatment in the parade. 



The main reason for this 90-minute special's creation seems to be the introduction and dedication of three new park
attractions: Submarine Voyage (an underwater ride in a ship based on  

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea's Nautilus), the Disneyland Monorail, and the Matterhorn Bobsleds roller coaster. Each is
celebrated at length: Voyage, with footage from a ride-through, the monorail with then-Vice President Richard Nixon
speaking (Tricky Dick's daughters can't successfully cut the ribbon), and the Matterhorn with drawn-out Swiss-style
dancing. The ceremony ends with some daytime fireworks. 



As you might expect from the title, there are Kodak ads seamlessly sprinkled throughout the program. Ironically, these
are in better quality than the rest of the show (as explained by Maltin in his intro) and do provide nostalgic
entertainment, as everyone from Linkletter to Ozzie and Harriet sing the praises of Kodak cameras. Similarly,
contemporary ABC programs like "Ozzie", "Rifleman", and "Bold Journey" get mentioned
and/or promoted. Though you don't get to see too much of Walt, this seems as good a place as any for this special to
turn up. 







Bonus Features

Il primo bonus del Disco 1 è "My Dad, Walt Disney",
un’intervista di 21 minuti a Diane Miller Disney. L’unica figlia di Walt ricorda con piacere il tempo
passato con il padre. Tra le cose di cui si parla, spiccano la vita famigliare, i weekend a Burbank, il marito Ron
Miller (per qualche tempo Amministratore Delegato della Disney) ed il suo lavoro attuale al Walt Disney Family
Museum.



L’altro bonus del Disco 2 è una serie di tre Gallerie di Fotografie. "Hyperion Days" (53 foto) richiama il giovane Walt col fratello Roy ed altre persone presso i
primi Disney Studio, dove si produsse materiale fino al termine degli anni ’30. "Walt at Work" (78 foto) copre prevalentemente le attività di scena e promozionali. "Walt's Playground" (61 immagini) mostra Walt in varie parti del parco
Disneyland.





Bonus Features

The standout bonus of Disc 1 is "My Dad, Walt Disney", a 21-minute
interview of Diane Miller Disney, conducted by Leonard Maltin. With a host of memories and some great home movies,
Walt's only living daughter recalls the time she shared with her father. Among the topics discussed are family life, 


Diane's weekends on the Burbank lot, her husband (one-time Disney CEO) Ron Miller, and her work today on the Walt Disney
Family Museum. Much of the comments are relevantly specific to the anthology program and Disneyland TV specials that
Walt hosted, as Diane compares the TV Walt to the real Walt (to Maltin's joy) and even addresses her father's off-screen
smoking habit. 



Disc 1's other bonus feature is a series of three photo galleries. With 53 stills (mostly black and white), "Hyperion Days" depicts a young Walt, his brother Roy, and others at the
first Disney studio, which housed productions through the end of the 1930s. "Walt
at Work" serves up 78 pictures of Walt, mostly filming introductions and other segments for his anthology
series or making public appearances at awards shows and such. "Walt's
Playground" provides 61 images of Walt at various spots of the Disneyland park.







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DISCO 2



Il disco 2 comincia con l’introduzione di Maltin (3:56) che spiega adeguatamente i contenuti del disco.





Disc Two starts with another intro from Leonard Maltin (3:56) which serves up great insight on all of the second
platter's featured and bonus content. 











Episodi TV



"Backstage Party" 

Questo episodio proviene dall’ottava stagione (che ha il nome di "Wonderful World of Color"). Dopo una
breve introduzione di Walt, il testimone passa ad Annette Funicello con la quale si viene introdotti a cosa succede nel
dietro le quinte dello show.





"Disneyland Tenth Anniversary Show" 

L’episodio mostra i festeggiamenti per il decennale di Disnyeland. Le nuove attrazione vengono presentate
adeguatamente. La festa inizia con Biancaneve, Pinocchio, Cenerentola, I Tre Porcellini, fino ad arrivare ai più
recenti, quali Mary Poppins ed un apparizione animata di Trilli.



Una parte dello show viene dedicate all’inaugurazione specifica di ognuna delle nuove attrazioni.





TV Episodes



"Backstage Party"(45:21) (Originally aired January 3, 1965)  

This episode from the anthology series' eighth season (the first called "Wonderful World of Color" - yes, Disc
2's shows are in color) was timed to promote Babes in Toyland, airing shortly after the musical's theatrical release. It
begins with a tour through the Disney lot, as some staff members give roundabout directions (taking us through Disney's
go-to old-timey town set) to get us to the titled festival. Finally, we arrive at the colorful, fake-snow-covered sets
of Babes for a scripted wrap party by the cast and crew.  

Walt, who seems superimposed in front of some sets, hangs out with the Corcoran Brothers and the production's other
young actors, before ducking out and passing on responsibilities to Annette Funicello. 



With Annette serving as hostess, we are treated to a number of acts by the still costumed cast: the movie's bumbling
crooks Henry Calvin and Gene Sheldon do some musical comedy, Ray Bolger demonstrates his Ida dance, Tommy Kirk presents
Ed Wynn with a Mouse-car award from Walt Disney celebrating Wynn's 60 years in showbiz, Tommy Sands lives it up by
playing the bongos and singing "Jeepers Creepers", the movie's choreographer does a dance, Little Bo Peep (Ann
Jillian) sings with Calvin, and everyone comes together to give a surprise song and present to director Jack Donohue.
There's cake, dancing trees, and lots of forced laughter. Of course, there are also some scenes previewing the movie. It
ends with a preview for an episode on "The Great Cat Family" and one last promotional push for Babes. This
episode certainly deserved to show up on Babes in Toyland's completely barren DVD, but the fact that it didn't makes its
appearance here all the more special. 



"Disneyland Tenth Anniversary Show" (45:21) (Originally aired January 3,
1965) 

The gun is jumped again, as Walt and company celebrate the park's tenth anniversary six months prematurely. Walt Disney
shows off artwork and elements from some of the new Disneyland attractions being developed to Miss Tencennial (a.k.a.
Julie Reihm, the park's official 10th Anniversary Ambassador). Those attractions are It's a Small World, Pirates of the
Caribbean, and The Haunted Mansion (then being called The Museum of The Weird), while artists discussing them include
Mary Blair and Marc Davis. Then, celebrations commence, as characters from Snow White, Pinocchio, Cinderella,
"Three Little Pigs" and more turn up, along with the newest member of the Disney family, Mary Poppins (a
convincing Julie Andrews look-alike). There are ten singing, dancing candles who perform on a cake in front of Sleeping
Beauty Castle; marching bands in a parade; even Tinker Bell makes an animated appearance.



The next stretch highlights past Disneyland achievements, from the park's development to attraction unveilings. We see
the Eisenhower Family on Mine Train Through Nature's Wonderland, the Mills Family enjoying Swiss Family Treehouse, and
ordinary park visitors on Flying Saucers and the Jungle Cruise. José the macaw gives a behind-the-scenes look at
how Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room comes to life. Then, night falls which makes it time to witness Dixieland at
Disneyland with jazz emanating from riverboats. The episode ends with a look at next week's, the first half of Johnny
Tremain. Walt is somewhat odd in this episode; it's unclear if he's pretending to be unrehearsed, or if his flirtations
with Ms. Reihm and fumbles are genuine. 



Sadly, this presentation is identical to the show's previous appearance on the Disneyland USA Treasures tin. That would
be fine, if the episode wasn't said to be inexplicably missing several minutes of Tiki Room footage. Alas,
disappointingly, the only difference is that the earlier set's 50-second Leonard Maltin intro has not been ported over
(as individual program intros have been dropped in favor of disc-encompassing previews). 



















Bonus Features

Nel Disco 2, l’introduzione (3:21) discute riguardo ai personaggi ed i membri del cast.



"I Captured the King of The Leprechauns" (48:50; originally aired May 29,
1959)  

Si tratta di una delle perle del cofanetto, che descrive la produzione di Darby O'Gill and the Little People (Darby
O'Gill ed il Re dei Folletti). Seguendo i suggerimenti dell’attore Pat O'Brien, Walt si reca in Irlanda per
incontrare il Darby O'Gill (Albert Sharpe) nella speranza di incontrare qualche folletto. Walt incontra Re Brian in
perosna e cerca di persuaderlo a far parte del cast. Sono presenti alcune sequenze del film (con un giovane Sean
Connery).



"Disneyland USA at Radio City Music Hall"

Si tratta di un corto di 6 minuti in Cinemascope del 1962 dove Walt interagisce con Topolino (un attore in costume). Lo
spunto parte da un’operatrice telefonica che cerca di parlare con Hollywood ed invece viene ridiretta
altrove…. ….ogni volta! Finalmente ella riesce a trovare Walt, che però non stava attendendo
nessuno. Essendo uno showman, Walt inizia a raccontare di come Disneyland sia iniziato come progetto nella sua mente e
come sia stato realizzato.



"Working with Walt" (8:43) 

Questo filmato presenta la festa preparata per Walt da quegli attori che hanno iniziato come bambini o giovani a
lavorare con lui. Sono presenti I Mouseketeers Tommy Cole, Cheryl Holdridge, Don Grady, e Bobby Burgess, gli "Hardy
Boys" Tim Considine e Tommy Kirk, la modella di Biancaneve, Marge Champion, e l’attore di Babes in Toyland,
Tommy Sands. Anche se breve, questo filmato è ricco di aneddoti.





Bonus Features

In Disc Two's intro (3:21), Maltin discusses all the Hardy Boys cast members as well as the series' fortes. 



"I Captured the King of The Leprechauns" (48:50; originally aired May 29,
1959)  

"I Captured the King of The Leprechauns" (48:50; originally aired May 29, 1959) would be at home in the
featured content section; even though it's designated as a bonus, it's one of the best things on the set. This episode
all about how Darby O'Gill and the Little People came to be made (in a straight-faced but not serious kind of way),
already turned up on that fine 1959 film's surprisingly potent 2004 DVD release.  

In it, at the suggestion of actor Pat O'Brien, Walt travels to Ireland and hooks up with legendary storyteller Darby
O'Gill (Albert Sharpe) in the hopes of encountering some leprechauns. Walt meets King Brian himself and tries to
persuade the little man to be a part of the movie. Though there's some footage from the movie (in black and white and
featuring a young Sean Connery) and, as Maltin acknowledges in the disc's intro, it's somewhat of an hour-long promotion
for the forthcoming film, this is one of the more entertaining "Disneyland" episodes ever made. It's
especially cool to hear of Walt's personal attraction to the subject matter and to see him fully embrace an opportunity
to pique audience interest a month prior to the film's release. 



"Disneyland USA at Radio City Music Hall"

"Disneyland USA at Radio City Music Hall" is a real treat. This six-minute CinemaScope short from 1962 finds
Walt Disney on film interacting with Mickey Mouse, a costumed performer on the stage of the nation's largest indoor
theatre. The gist of the movie is that a New York telephone operator is looking to talk to Hollywood, but gets connected
to everywhere else. She finally gets through to Walt, who is not expecting company. Ever the showman, he puts on his
coat and talks about taking Disneyland from a dream to a reality, occasionally addressing his star rodent from afar.
Announced for the long-delayed but now-scheduled Disneyland DVD Secrets, Stories & Magic, this piece is expertly
presented, terrifically combining the elements from different sources in a way that recreates the original
performance.



"Working with Walt" (8:43) 

"Working with Walt" (8:43) offers a group love fest for Walt from those fortunate enough to perform for him in
their adolescences. Commenting briefly on their experiences of working with and knowing Walt Disney are Mouseketeers
Tommy Cole, Cheryl Holdridge, Don Grady, and Bobby Burgess;; live action model for Snow White Marge Champion; and Babes
in Toyland actor Tommy Sands. Alas, it's too brief, as the piece ends too shortly after it begins. Nevertheless, the
anecdotes and memories are fascinating, which makes one wish it wasn't so trim. 





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