What's a walt era fan to do?

[skippy]

Have emailed archives, various people associated with these films, historians, etc.

Not finding answers, or even getting responses in many cases...why are these particular releases treated as the ugly stepchildren of the disney universe?

Has anyone had any success discussing these with anyone on disney's teams or anything like that? (I'm getting the feeling I'm talking to myself at this point about these. LOL)

[skippy]

i've been meeting lots of cool people who love these episodes. And some who are showing me lots of neat other stuff. Educational films, us army films, ciaa films, disney channel shows i didn't know existed.

Still looking for more information from anywhere I can get it. I'm becoming quite the little researcher.
But still would like to learn more, and meet more people.

Any takers in joining me on this quest?

I'm down to single digits of anthology episodes, and 3 people and places films. Never thought I'd get this far.

[skippy]

Just picked up a 16mm of Cruise of the Eagle.

Down to 2 P and P (Japan and Portugal, which I just need the english version of)
and 5 Anthology episodes!

[bugsplat9999]

Hello skippy,

I'm not sure this forum has anymore old school Walt era fans left. I hope I'm wrong, but no one here bothers to discuss, well alone want, old disney films. I'm interested in this item. I'll PM you later. This is one of the most rarest films Disney produced. Regards, Chris

[Chernabog]

Great find.
I am also very interested in the old era of films, but I had stayed out of discussions, since I have nothing to add in the "search and find" myself.
I live in Sweden and here it´s almost totally impossible to find anything of the old subjects - TV or films, that are not already available on released official media.
I want to see these rare films too, but as I said earlier, I have nothing to contribute myself.
I guess I am out of being "included" then....

[skippy]

Chernabog,
my email is all over the thread. Why don't you email me?

Best-Skippy