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Wave 1 December 4, 2001 - 150,000 Tins Produced Wave 1 December 4, 2001 - 150,000 tins produced Mickey Mouse Davy Crockett: in Living Color Silly Symphonies Disneyland USA The Complete (Volume 1) Buy Buy Televised Series Buy Review Review Buy Review Review Celebrate Mickey Mouse's This groundbreaking series Celebrating Walt Disney's Experience the hit television career in color cartoons of 31 uncensored cartoons, pioneering efforts in the show that became a national with 26 original shorts released between 1929 and medium of television, sensation and made released between 1935 and 1939, includes six Academy DISNEYLAND USA features coonskin caps a staple for a 1938 -- a timeless Award(R) winners and four vintage episodes of generation of American collection chronicling provides an astonishing Walt's beloved prime-time youngsters. With a rifle Mickey's first steps out of look inside the evolution of program. Take a wonderful named Old Betsy, Davy the world of black and animation. Each boasting a look back at the origins of Crockett fought for justice white, ushering in a new unique cast of characters, the park, beginning with with his own brand of era of animation. This these musical shorts served the very first episode of the homespun ingenuity. Enjoy classic uncensored as Walt Disney's proving DISNEYLAND TV series, as every episode of the popular compilation includes a wide ground for emerging Walt Disney leads a tour of Disney television series, array of special features, technology, new musical the studio and lifts the presented as originally including an inside look at styles, and experimental curtain on a model of the broadcast, complete with the creation of selected forms. In addition to the under-construction introductions by Walt Disney cartoons through pencil cartoons themselves, join Disneyland Park. Relive the himself. Included are animation and initial audio Academy Award(R)-winning magic with hosts Art interviews with series stars tracks. Browse the gallery composer Richard M. Linkletter, Bob Cummings, Fess Parker and Buddy to see original concept art Sherman (MARY POPPINS) and Ronald Reagan at the Ebsen, as well as a gallery and theatrical posters, and for an overview of the "Silly live opening day of original artwork, enjoy an interview Symphony" series, and celebration and follow Walt advertisements, and featurette with the take a peek inside the as he takes viewers on a theatrical posters. Featuring animators and vintage Disney archives to view tour of Disneyland when exclusive introductions by television clips of Walt some rare and remarkable the lights go off. The film historian Leonard Disney himself, discussing merchandise, conceptual entertainment includes Maltin. the mouse that started it art, and theatrical posters. Louis Armstrong, Sammy all. Featuring exclusive Enjoy a nostalgic look back Davis Jr., Fess Parker, Review introductions by film at the original musical Annette Funicello, The historian Leonard Maltin. shorts that launched a Osmond Brothers, and revolution in the world of many, many more friends animation. Featuring and Disney legends. Review exclusive introductions by Featuring exclusive film historian Leonard introductions by film Maltin. historian Leonard Maltin. Review Review Wave 2 December 3, 2002 - 125,000 tins produced Behind the Scenes Mickey Mouse The at the Walt Disney in Black and White Complete Goofy Studio Buy Buy Buy Review Review Review Witness the birth of an American With a gentle, childlike innocence, Go behind the walls of The Walt icon. This historic compilation Goofy has delighted audiences for 70 Disney Studio as Walt invites you chronicles Mickey Mouse's early years. For the first time ever, inside the world's most famous magic career, from his landmark debut in celebrate Walt Disney's lumbering, factory. It's not every day you'll learn 1928's "Steamboat Willie" to the last lovable, and eternally loyal tricks of the trade and satisfy your of his black-and-white shorts, everyman in this retrospective of his curiosity about what happens behind "Mickey's Service Station," in 1935. classic animated shorts and enjoy the scenes at the most creative Gain insights into Mickey's the heydey of one of the most bastion of family entertainment. Walt beginnings in new interviews with popular characters in cartoon was always eager to share his legendary Disney animators Frank history. Unlike the rest of Disney's secrets. In this collection you'll Thomas and Ollie Johnston. See the "mouse pack," Goofy didn't become experience the art of classic earliest visuals on record showing a major movie star overnight. This animation, discover how your favorite the creative birth of animation's most compilation of shorts begins with the animated films are created, how your historically significant cartoon as well Goof's first starring role. The volume favorite characters are brought to life, as the only black-and-white cartoon also includes animator Art Babbitt's and you'll rediscover the 1941 pencil footage known to exist. All of original descriptive reference of all feature, "The Reluctant Dragon." It's this and more is revealed in this things Goofy, the original voice a unique and fascinating tour around homage to the mouse who captured behind the Goof, Pinto Colvig, and an the Disney studio lot that begins in the imagination of the world. exclusive interview with the current 1937 and ends today. Featuring Featuring exclusive introductions by voice of Goofy, Bill Farmer. You'll exclusive introductions by film film historian Leonard Maltin. also have the opportunity to see historian Leonard Maltin. theatrical posters and other memorabilia, a selection of story Review Review drawings, and background paintings. After all, it's the Goofy thing to do. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin. Review Wave 3 May 18, 2004 - Varying Number of Tins produced Mickey Mouse The On the Walt's in Living Color, Chronological Front Lines Tomorrowland Volume 2 Donald (250,000 tins) (105,000 tins) (175,000 tins) (165,000 tins) Buy Buy Buy Buy Review Review Review Review Disc 1 Art Disc 1 Art Disc 1 Art Disc Art Disc 2 Art Disc 2 Art Disc 2 Art Preview Captures Preview Captures Preview Captures Preview Captures Menus Menus Menus Menus The celebration of Mickey's It was 1934 when the On December 8, 1941, the Walt Disney was a true color capers continues in irascible Donald Duck came Disney Studio was taken visionary, and his most far- this second volume of to life in a teeny bit of a over by the military as part reaching vision examined shorts -- from "Society Dog part in "The Wise Little of the war effort. Making the future. During the Show" in 1939 to his last Hen" and proceeded to the most of the talent that 1950s, his investigation into short, "The Simple Things," steal the show. From that hadn't shipped out yet, space exploration and the in 1953 -- and feature film point on nobody could hold Walt Disney spent the next wondrous opportunities and appearances, giving you a him back, and the much four years creating and challenges of space travel decidedly colorful history of loved cranky character producing training, not only came alive in the most famous mouse in went on to be the most propaganda, and several Disneyland TV the world. This outstanding prolific of Walt's "fabulous educational films for the shows, but helped create review of Mickey's color five." Now for the first Armed Forces. In addition strong public support for career spotlights some very time, you can enjoy the to these films, this The United States space special features, including Donald in all of his solo extraordinary volume also program. Go back in time to his groundbreaking starring shorts from includes the full-length the beginning of the future performance in "The "Donald And Pluto" in 1936 feature "Victory Through and enjoy four episodes and Sorcerer's Apprentice." to "Chef Donald" in 1941. Air Power." Released a theatrical short that delve You'll also get an inside look This volume also includes a theatrically in 1943, this into the mysteries of the at Mickey's recent career loving tribute to the man powerful propaganda film universe and space travel -- through the eyes of his who achieved immortality has never been reissued "Man In Space," "Man And most recent animators, by inventing the voice of until now. You'll also see The Moon," "Mars And Mark Henn and Andreas Donald Duck -- and recently discovered on-the- Beyond," "Eyes In Outer Deja, and voice actors performing as his alter ego set footage, and get rare Space," and "Our Friend The Wayne Allwine (Mickey) and for 50 years -- Clarence firsthand accounts about Atom." You'll also get a rare Russi Taylor (Minnie). "Ducky" Nash. Featuring the work and culture at the look at Walt's last film, Featuring exclusive exclusive introductions by Disney Studio in interviews "EPCOT," in which he introductions by film film historian Leonard with Disney Legends Joe reveals his concepts and historian Leonard Maltin. Maltin. Grant, John Hench, and plans for the Disney World Contents include ''Tugboat Roy Disney. Featuring and EPCOT projects. Other Mickey,'' ''Mickey and the exclusive introductions by not-to-be-missed features Shorts: Seal,'' ''The Sorcerer's film historian Leonard include a special interview Disc One Apprentice,'' ''Mickey and Maltin. with noted futurist and The Wise Little Hen the Beanstalk,'' ''Mickey's author Ray Bradbury. (Excerpt) Christmas Carol,'' ''The Featuring exclusive 1936: Donald and Pluto Shorts: Prince and the Pauper'' and introductions by film 1937: Don Donald, Modern Disc One ''Runaway Brain.'' historian Leonard Maltin. Inventions, Donald's Donald Gets Drafted, The Ostrich Army Mascot, Private Pluto, Shorts: 1938: Self Control, Fall Out; Fall In, The Old Bonus features: Disc One Donald's Better Self, Army Game, Home - ''The Optimistic Futurist'' 1939: Society Dog Show, Donald's Nephews, Polar Defense, How to be a - ''Marty Sklar, Walt and The Pointer Trappers, Good Scouts, The Sailor, Commando Duck, Epcot'' 1940: Tugboat Mickey, Fox Hunt, Donald's Golf The Vanishing Private, Sky - Publicity Gallery Pluto's Dream House, Mr.
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