Note the credit Disney gives to his old Kansas City friend Ub Iwerks. Soon Ub would leave and Disney would share credit w/no one
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Coca-Cola Classic ad 'Mean' Joe Greene (1979). "Have a Coke and smile."
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RCA Victor color tv (1960)
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Two years after starring as Judy in Nicholas Rays' 'Rebel Without a Cause' (Warner, 1955) opposite James Dean's Jim, Natalie Wood returned to the location of a pivotal scene from the film with her '55 T-bird. Can you name the location?
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Actress and singer, Emmaline Henry, on the set of the short-lived family sitcom, "Mickey" (1964-'65), starring Mickey Rooney
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Indian Horse Recognition
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Jenny Agutter won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama in 1972 for her role as Fritha in the television adaptation of 'The Snow Goose' (1971).
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Saturday, Oct 20 1973: the season CBS had the greatest lineup in TV history
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Sheet music for the theme from 'Adventures In Paradise' (1959)
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Write photoplays in spare time at home (1914)
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Will Hutchins: The Long and Winding and Happy Road of a Sugarfoot
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Will Hutchins: The Long and Winding and Happy Road of a Sugarfoot
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Dep't of Coulda Beens: Ben Gazzara
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In (1970) Quinn Martin was such a brand name that he is spotlighted in this promo for his new series 'Dan August'. Star Burt Reynolds is presented as almost an afterthought.
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Novelist Edna Ferber on the 'Giant' set with James Dean, who played her creation Jett Rink. She had wanted Robert Mitchum for the role but ultimately accepted Dean, & they even became friends.
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It's time for Regis!
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WXLT ch 40, Sarasota FL
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Ginger & "Pep"
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Their 5-year mission: To explore strange new grooves... To seek out new thrills and new dances... To boldly rock where no chick has rocked before!
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Nick Adams starred in "The Rebel" 1959-'61
Celebrating the Golden Age Of Westerns, from dime novels to roughly the cancellation of *Gunsmoke* in 1975, symbolizing the end of The Golden Age.
By the author of Tarzan
Celebrating the Golden Age Of Westerns, from dime novels to roughly the cancellation of *Gunsmoke* in 1975, symbolizing the end of The Golden Age.
"Remember Mother". WMTW ch 8, Poland Spring Maine (1970s)
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