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Mickey
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Volume 2
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The Complete Pluto
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The Mickey Mouse Club
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| Before Walt’s classic animated feature films such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, before Walt’s revolutionary use of Technicolor, before the Wonderful World of Disney television show, before Disneyland and the Walt Disney World Resorts, before almost everything that Walt would build into his world-famous entertainment studio, there was a feisty, fun-loving little character that captured the world’s heart – Mickey Mouse! Here are more of the fun, action-filled black and white shorts from Mickey’s early days. Bonus materials include a
featurette on ‘Mickey’s Portrait Artist’ and Disney legend, John Hench; rare Mickey collectibles and artifacts, and much more.
Picking up where "Mickey Mouse in Black and White" left off, this new collection contains the remaining 40 Mickey Mouse appearances in classic, black & white shorts.
Disc One
1928: The Barn Dance
1929: The Opry House, When the Cat's Away, Barnyard Battle, The Plow Boy, Mickey's Choo Choo, The Jazz Fool, Jungle Rhythym, Wild Waves
1930: Just Mickey, The Barnyard Concert, The Cactus Kid, The Shindig, The Picnic
1931: Traffic Troubles, The Castaway, Fishin' Around, The Barnyard Broadcast, The Beach Party
1932: The Mad Dog, Barnyard Olympics
Disc Two
1932: Musical Farmer, Trader Mickey, The Wayward Canary
1933: Mickey's Pal Pluto, Mickey's Mechanical Man
1934: Playful Pluto, Mickey's Steamroller, Mickey Plays Papa
1935: Mickey's Kangaroo
From the Vault: The Haunted House (1929), The Moose Hunt (1931), The Delivery Boy (1931), The Grocery Boy (1932), Mickey in Arabia (1932), Mickey's Good Deed (1932), Mickey's Mellerdrammer (1933), The Steeplechase (1933), Shanghaied (1934), Mickey's Man Friday (1935)
Bonus Features: Leonard Maltin introductions, "Mickey's Mania: Collecting Mickey Merchandise", "Mickey's Portrait Artist: John Hench", "Mickey's Sunday Funnies: A Virtual Comic Strip", Still Frame Galleries
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Mickey’s best friend starred in his own very popular cartoon short subjects, made during the height of the Disney Studio’s first golden age of animation. Featuring fast-paced comedy and lush animation, Pluto’s shorts easily stand
on par with those of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy. Here are many of Pluto’s most entertaining animated shorts from the 1930’s through the 1940’s. Bonus materials include "The Story of Dogs" featurette; Pluto character designs and production art, and much more.
Volume 1 includes 28 shorts featuring Pluto, from 1930 to 1947:
Disc One
1930: The Chain Gang
1935: On Ice
1937: Pluto's Quinpuplets
1940: Bone Trouble
1941: Pluto's Playmate, Canine Caddy, Lend a Paw
1942: Pluto Junior, The Army Mascot, The Sleepwalker, T-Bone for Two, Pluto at the Zoo
Disc Two
1943: Pluto and the Armadillo, Private Pluto
1944: Springtime for Pluto, First Aiders
1945: Dog Watch, Canine Casanova, The Legend of Coyote Rock, Canine Patrol
1946: Pluto's Kid Brother, In Dutch, Squatter's Rights, The Purloined Pup,
1947: Pluto's Housewarming
From the Vault: Pantry Pirate (1940), A Gentleman's Gentleman (1941)
Bonus Features: Leonard Maltin introductions, "The Life and Times of Pluto", "Pluto 101", Pluto's Picture Book (Excerpt from "A Story of Dogs"), Pluto's Pal Fergy, Still Frame Galleries
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Rediscover one of the most popular family shows on television – the Mickey Mouse Club! A visionary show that sparked a renaissance in children’s programming, the Mickey Mouse Club has never been a part of the Treasures Collection before. Here are the famous Mouseketeers, the mouse-ear hats, the music, the skits, and more. The DVD programs are presented as the show was, with Monday’s Fun With Music Day, Tuesday’s Guest Star Day, Wednesday’s Anything Can Happen Day, Thursday’s Circus Day and Friday’s Talent Round-Up Day. Bonus materials include a retrospective with film historian Leonard Maltin and the original Mousketeers; merchandising and publicity materials, and much more.
To make up the gang of Mouseketeers, Walt Disney and his producers searched not for child actors, but for ordinary kids with a bit of flair. The original "Mickey Mouse Club" cast included leader Jimmie Dodd, Sharon Baird, Bobby Burgess, Lonnie Burr, Tommy Cole, Annette Funicello, Darlene Gillespie, Cubby O'Brien, Karen Pendleton, Doreen Tracy, and Roy Williams (the "Big Mouseketeer").
A staple of the early years of television, "The Mickey Mouse Club" offered a variety of entertainment to its devoted audience: classic Disney cartoons, serials, guest stars, singing and dancing. This Walt Disney Treasure set presents the first five hour-long episodes of the show, from the week of October 3-7, 1955.
Disc One Programs: Fun With Music Day (Monday), Guest Star Day (Tuesday), Anything Can Happen Day (Wednesday)
Disc One Bonus: Leonard Maltin introductions, "The Leader of the Club" (Jimmie Dodd tribute), Still Frame Galleries
Disc Two Programs: Circus Day (Thursday), Talent Round-Up Day (Friday)
Disc Two Bonus: "Mouseke-Memories", "The Mousketeers at Disneyland", Opening Sequence in Color
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Mickey Mouse
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The
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| The celebration of Mickey's color capers continues in this second volume of shorts -- from "Society Dog Show" in 1939 to his last short, "The Simple Things," in 1953 -- and feature film appearances, giving you a decidedly colorful history of the most famous mouse in the world. This outstanding review of Mickey's color career spotlights some very special features, including his groundbreaking performance in "The Sorcerer's Apprentice." You'll also get an inside look at Mickey's recent career through the eyes of his most recent animators, Mark Henn and Andreas Deja, and voice actors Wayne Allwine (Mickey) and Russi Taylor (Minnie). Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin. Contents include ''Tugboat Mickey,'' ''Mickey and the Seal,'' ''The Sorcerer's Apprentice,'' ''Mickey and the Beanstalk,'' ''Mickey's Christmas Carol,'' ''The Prince and the Pauper'' and ''Runaway Brain.''
Shorts:
Disc One
1939: Society Dog Show, The Pointer
1940: Tugboat Mickey, Pluto's Dream House, Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip
1941: The Little Whirlwind, The Nifty Nineties, Orphans Benefit
1942: Mickey's Birthday Party, Symphony Hour
1947: Mickey's Delayed Date
1948: Mickey Down Under, Mickey and the Seal
1951: Plutopia, R'Coon Dawg
1952: Pluto's Party, Pluto's Christmas Tree
1953: The Simple Things,
Disc Two
Mickey's Christmas Carol, The Prince and the Pauper, Runaway Brain
Bonus features:
- "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" and "Mickey and the Beanstalk"
- Deleted Animation from ''The Sorcerer's Apprentice''
- ''Mickey's Cartoon Comeback''
- ''The Voice Behind the Mouse''
- ''Mickey Mouse Club'' Titles in Color
- ''Mickey Meets the Maestro''
- Mouse Mania
- Mickey Cartoon Physics from ''The Plausible Impossible''
- Mickey on the Camera Stand from ''Tricks of Our Trade''
- The Making of ''Mickey's Christmas Carol''
- Publicity and Memorabilia Gallery
- Story and Background Art Gallery
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It was 1934 when the irascible Donald Duck came to life in a teeny bit of a part in "The Wise Little Hen" and proceeded to steal the show. From that point on nobody could hold him back, and the much loved cranky character went on to be the most prolific of Walt's "fabulous five." Now for the first time, you can enjoy the Donald in all of his solo starring shorts from "Donald And Pluto" in 1936 to "Chef Donald" in 1941. This volume also includes a loving tribute to the man who achieved immortality by inventing the voice of Donald Duck -- and performing as his alter ego for 50 years -- Clarence "Ducky" Nash. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
Shorts:
Disc One
The Wise Little Hen (Excerpt)
1936: Donald and Pluto
1937: Don Donald, Modern Inventions, Donald's Ostrich
1938: Self Control, Donald's Better Self, Donald's Nephews, Polar Trappers, Good Scouts, The Fox Hunt, Donald's Golf Game
1939: Donald's Lucky Day, Hockey Champ, Donald's Cousin Gus, Beach Picnic, Sea Scouts, Donald's Penguin, The Autograph Hound, Officer Duck
Disc Two
1940: The Riveter, Donald's Dog Laundry, Billposters, Mr. Duck Steps Out, Put-Put Troubles, Donald's Vacation, Window Cleaners, Fire Chief
1941: Timber, Golden Eggs, A Good Time for a Dime, Early to Bed, Truant Officer Donald, Old MacDonald Duck, Donald's Camera, Chef Donald
Bonus features:
- ''The Man Behind the Duck''
- Publicity and Memorabilia Gallery
- Story and Background Art Gallery
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On December 8, 1941, the Disney Studio was taken over by the military as part of the war effort. Making the most of the talent that hadn't shipped out yet, Walt Disney spent the next four years creating and producing training, propaganda, and educational films for the Armed Forces. In addition to these films, this extraordinary volume also includes the full-length feature "Victory Through Air Power." Released theatrically in 1943, this powerful propaganda film has never been reissued until now. You'll also see recently discovered on-the-set footage, and get rare firsthand accounts about the work and culture at the Disney Studio in interviews with Disney Legends Joe Grant, John Hench, and Roy Disney. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
Shorts:
Disc One
Donald Gets Drafted, The Army Mascot, Private Pluto, Fall Out; Fall In, The Old Army Game, Home Defense, How to be a Sailor, Commando Duck, The Vanishing Private, Sky Trooper, Victory Vehicles, Der Fuehrer's Face, Education for Death, Reason and Emotion, Thrifty Pig, Seven Wise Dwarfs, Donald's Decision, All Together, The New Spirit, The Spirit of '43, Food Will Win the War, Out of the Frying Pan and into the Firing Line, The Grain that Built a Hemisphere, Defense Against Invasion, Cleanliness Brings Health, What is Disease?, Planning for Good Eating, Chicken Little and the Winged Scourge.
Disc Two
- Four Methods of Flush Riveting, Stop that Tank, Training Film Montage
- Full-Length Feature: "Victory Through Air Power"
Bonus features:
- On the Set of ''Victory Through Air Power''
- A Conversation with Disney Legends Joe Grant, John Hench and Roy Disney
- "Victory Through Air Power" Trailer
- Production Art Galleries
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Walt Disney was a true visionary, and his most far-reaching vision examined the future. During the 1950s, his investigation into space exploration and the wondrous opportunities and challenges of space travel not only came alive in several Disneyland TV shows, but helped create strong public support for The United States space program. Go back in time to the beginning of the future and enjoy four episodes and a theatrical short that delve into the mysteries of the universe and space travel -- "Man In Space," "Man And The Moon," "Mars And Beyond," "Eyes In Outer Space," and "Our Friend The Atom." You'll also get a rare look at Walt's last film, "EPCOT," in which he reveals his concepts and plans for the Disney World and EPCOT projects. Other not-to-be-missed features include a special interview with noted futurist and author Ray Bradbury. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
Bonus features:
- ''The Optimistic Futurist''
- ''Marty Sklar, Walt and Epcot''
- Publicity Gallery
- Behind the Scenes
- Story and Background Art Gallery
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Mickey Mouse
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| Witness the birth of an American icon. This historic compilation chronicles Mickey Mouse's early career, from his landmark debut in 1928's "Steamboat Willie" to the last of his black-and-white shorts, "Mickey's Service Station," in 1935. Gain insights into Mickey's beginnings in new interviews with legendary Disney animators Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston. See the earliest visuals on record showing the creative birth of animation's most historically significant cartoon as well as the only black-and-white cartoon pencil footage known to exist. All of this and more is revealed in this homage to the mouse who captured the imagination of the world. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
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With a gentle, childlike innocence, Goofy has delighted audiences for 70 years. For the first time ever, celebrate Walt Disney's lumbering, lovable, and eternally loyal everyman in this retrospective of his classic animated shorts and enjoy the heydey of one of the most popular characters in cartoon history. Unlike the rest of Disney's "mouse pack," Goofy didn't become a major movie star overnight. This compilation of shorts begins with the Goof's first starring role. The volume also includes animator Art Babbitt's original descriptive reference of all things Goofy, the original voice behind the Goof, Pinto Colvig, and an exclusive interview with the current voice of Goofy, Bill Farmer. You'll also have the opportunity to see theatrical posters and other memorabilia, a selection of story drawings, and background paintings. After all, it's the Goofy thing to do. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
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Go behind the walls of The Walt Disney Studio as Walt invites you inside the world's most famous magic factory. It's not every day you'll learn tricks of the trade and satisfy your curiosity about what happens behind the scenes at the most creative bastion of family entertainment. Walt was always eager to share his secrets. In this collection you'll experience the art of classic animation, discover how your favorite animated films are created, how your favorite characters are brought to life, and you'll rediscover the 1941 feature, "The Reluctant Dragon." It's a unique and fascinating tour around the Disney studio lot that begins in 1937 and ends today. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
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Mickey Mouse
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Silly Symphonies
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Davy Crockett:
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| Celebrate Mickey Mouse's career in color cartoons with 26 original shorts released between 1935 and 1938 -- a timeless collection chronicling Mickey's first steps out of the world of black and white, ushering in a new era of animation. This classic uncensored compilation includes a wide array of special features, including an inside look at the creation of selected cartoons through pencil animation and initial audio tracks. Browse the gallery to see original concept art and theatrical posters, and enjoy an interview featurette with the animators and vintage television clips of Walt Disney himself, discussing the mouse that started it all. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
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This groundbreaking series of 31 uncensored cartoons, released between 1929 and 1939, includes six Academy Award(R) winners and provides an astonishing look inside the evolution of animation. Each boasting a unique cast of characters, these musical shorts served as Walt Disney's proving ground for emerging technology, new musical styles, and experimental forms. In addition to the cartoons themselves, join Academy Award(R)-winning composer Richard M. Sherman (MARY POPPINS) for an overview of the "Silly Symphony" series, and take a peek inside the Disney archives to view some rare and remarkable merchandise, conceptual art, and theatrical posters. Enjoy a nostalgic look back at the original musical shorts that launched a revolution in the world of animation. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
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Celebrating Walt Disney's pioneering efforts in the medium of television, DISNEYLAND USA features four vintage episodes of Walt's beloved prime-time program. Take a wonderful look back at the origins of the park, beginning with the very first episode of the DISNEYLAND TV series, as Walt Disney leads a tour of the studio and lifts the curtain on a model of the under-construction Disneyland Park. Relive the magic with hosts Art Linkletter, Bob Cummings, and Ronald Reagan at the live opening day celebration and follow Walt as he takes viewers on a tour of Disneyland when the lights go off. The entertainment includes Louis Armstrong, Sammy Davis Jr., Fess Parker, Annette Funicello, The Osmond Brothers, and many, many more friends and Disney legends. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
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Experience the hit television show that became a national sensation and made coonskin caps a staple for a generation of American youngsters. With a rifle named Old Betsy, Davy Crockett fought for justice with his own brand of homespun ingenuity. Enjoy every episode of the popular Disney television series, presented as originally broadcast, complete with introductions by Walt Disney himself. Included are interviews with series stars Fess Parker and Buddy Ebsen, as well as a gallery of original artwork, advertisements, and theatrical posters. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
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