Mouse Clubhouse interviews

Mouse Clubhouse interviews

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Mouse Clubhouse interviews episodes

  • Interview: Carole Tully (Miss Disneyland 1964; Tivoli Gardens tour guide exchange; Walt Disney)

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    Carole was a ticket seller and tour guide at Disneyland, beginning in 1962, and was Miss Disneyland 1964, representing Disneyland and Walt Disney himself

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    :52 Her start with Disneyland; Donald Novis in Guest Relations; Becoming a Disney tour guide; Becoming Miss Disneyland, 1964

    4:54 Miss Disneyland and the Tivoli Gardens tour guide exchange; Tivoli Gardens tour guide Hanne Plath; touring internationally as a goodwill ambassador

    11:23 Visiting Lappland as Miss Disneyland

    15:47 Walt Disney

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  • Interview: Bill Farmer (The recording process for Goofy; other voices)

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    Bill is a voice actor, whose most popular character is Goofy, for which he has provided the voice for countless movies, toys Disney theme park stage shows and more.

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    :44 Bill’s version of Goofy compared to the original, voiced by Pinto Colvig

    1:25 Work besides just the animated films, including Disneyland and Disney World live shows, games, toys, etc.

    2:00 When Bill began doing the voice of Pluto

    2:15 The soundtrack recording process and sessions done solo vs. group ensembles, and the job of the voice director

    4:45 Disney’s Character Voices department

    6:15 Recording thousands of names for personalized CDs

    8:01 The loop group, looping, background voices and other work, including Disney-Pixar Toy Story, Cars, Monster’s, Inc. Hunchback of Notre Dame and Beauty and the Beast as well as other characters such as Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck.

    9:44 Bill’s work on the English-dubbed Japanese TV series Astro Boy, as well as redoing lines for Goofy

    11:25 Bill as the original voice of Horace Horsecollar and his inspiration for that character

    12:30 How Bill describes Goofy

     

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  • Interview: Gina Rock (Disneyland’s Tinker Bell)

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    Gina Rock flew across the skies at Disneyland as Tinker Bell for more than two decades.

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    1:08 How Gina got her start as Tinker Bell

    4:00 Being pregnant and working

    6:10 Gina’s sub, Patty

    6:38 The end of Gina’s flights

    7:40 A normal performance day, and what it was like to fly, crashing into a mattress

    12:05 The brakes on the trolley that was on the wire

    12:43 Getting stuck on the wire and crashing into the mattress

     

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  • Interview: Ray Templin (Performing with the Disneyland Band and other Disney music groups)

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    :49 How Ray went from playing piano at Shakey’s Pizza Parlor to becoming a Main Street pianist at Disneyland, the position ends

    6:13 Returning to Disneyland for the Happy 25 Anniversary Disneyland character show at Carnation Plaza Gardens

    9:00 Becoming a bass drummer for the Disneyland Band, coaxed to play a practical joke on one of the band members, the band performing as other groups

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  • Interview: Harriet Burns (Chinatown in Disneyland; Mister Lincoln)

     

     

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    Harriet was a scenic designer/model maker working on projects such as the Mickey Mouse Club television show, Disneyland and Walt Disney World.

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    :53 Creating skin for Abraham Lincoln for Great Moment’s with Mr. Lincoln at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. Using her home fryer to create it.

    1:30 Disneyland’s Chinatown and the Chinese philosopher Audio Animatronics figure. The head had been created with latex skin.

    3:17 More about Chinatown, the Chinese restaurant and the Chinese philosopher ideas for Disneyland and why Walt Disney decided not to do the Chinatown.

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  • Interview: Bill Farmer (The start of Goofy; doing voice impressions; stand up comedy)

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    Bill is a voice actor, whose most popular character is Goofy, for which he has provided the voice for countless movies, toys Disney theme park stage shows and more.

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    :39 Discovering he could do various character voices, such as John Wayne and Walter Brennan, and getting into radio broadcasting in Kansas and stand up comedy.

    2:45 Getting the role of Goofy’s voice

    4:33 Studying under voice legend Daws Butler, the importance of acting in voice work

    6:08 Stand up comedy as training for acting

    8:10 Doing vocal impressions such as Johnny Carson, Edith Bunker and Jim Ignatowski

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  • Interview: Ray Templin (Providing voices for Fantasyland attractions in Disneyland)

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    :56 How Ray became the voices for Disneyland’s Fantasyland attractions including Stromboli and the Coachman in Pinocchio, the Circus Ringmaster in the Casey Jr. Circus Train

    3:00 Working with actor Candy Candido for the Fantasyland rides

    5:53 Voices for Pinocchio’s Daring Journey in Disneyland and the preparation for it, voices in Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride

    7:41 Preparing to record the Circus Ringmaster on the Casey Jr. Circus Train, including the Spanish safety information

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  • Interview: Chuck Corson (Dapper Dans; the Osmonds; Walt Disney World entertainment)
    Chuck Corson (left), Chuck’s Disneyland business card, window tribute to Chuck at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World
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    Chuck Corson was the director of entertainment for Disneyland and Walt Disney World beginning in 1959.

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    :57 Chuck’s early days at Disneyland, beginning in 1959

    1:23 The creation of the Dapper Dans barbershop quartet, T.J. Marker, the Osmonds, Meet Me at Disneyland TV show, casting call for mermaids and other Disneyland atmosphere entertainment

    5:09 Getting performers for Walt Disney World in 1971

    6:08 Working with Sonny Anderson

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  • Interview: Rikki Lugo (Disneyland/Disney movies dancer and choreographer)

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    Rikki Lugo, early dance captain in the Golden Horseshoe Revue, and dancer/choreographer in Disney television shows and films such as “Babes in Toyland.”

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    1:10 The Golden Horseshoe Revue 10,000th performance television special

    2:19 Remembering working with Ed Wynn on Babes in Toyland

    3:15 A fun story about Annette Funicello

    4:14 Choreographer Tom Mahoney and the Disneyland 10th Anniversary television special and

    performing as a dancing cake piece

    5:17 Hanging out with Walt Disney at the Golden Horseshoe

    6:28 Why she got cavities working at Disneyland

    7:15 Performing at Holidayland at Disneyland, modeling for Pendleton and dancing the Can Can in parades

    10:58 Swimming as a mermaid in the Submarine Lagoon

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  • Interview: Chuck Corson (Fred Waring; Big Bands; Disneyland’s nighttime entertainment)
    Chuck Corson (left), Chuck and jazz legend Pete Fountain (right)
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    Chuck Corson was the director of entertainment for Disneyland and Walt Disney World beginning in 1959.

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    :59 Production stage manager for Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians,

    1:35 Disney Night at the Hollywood Bowl and “Tinker Bell,” Tommy Walker, casting shows such as “Mickey Mouse Club,” and “Elfego Baca,” Jimmie Dodd

    3:40 Disneyland’s start of nighttime entertainment, the first fireworks at Disneyland

    5:44 The big bands at Disneyland, Benny Goodman, a surprise for Benny wife

    8:00 His start with Disney as an apprentice in casting at the studio

    10:15 Working with Walt Disney, the Squaw Valley Olympics, getting stranded with Walt, getting big name performers for Disneyland, big band festivals

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