Disney History Institute Podcast

Homer Brightman's memoir that explores his fifteen years at the Disney Studio, from 1935 to 1950.  Part Two.
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New Pseudonyms in Part Two (In Order of Appearance)**
Pophoff - Harry Reaves 
Strayshott – Webb Smith
Clem Longshanks – Probably Vernon Stallings
Diddle – Joe Grant
Barker – Pinto Colvig
Grout – Dick Lundy
Gloomy Gus – Ted Thwaites
Links - Ham Luske
** Refer to previous podcast episodes for earlier pseudonyms

>> Homer Brightman's memoir that explores his fifteen years at the Disney Studio, from 1935 to 1950.
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>> Pseudonyms (In Order of Appearance) for Part One

Stillwalker – Bill Roberts

Ivy Green – Mary Flanigan

Dogstone – George Drake

Chilby – Eddie Strickland

Snojob – Perce Pearce

Hogsworth – Roy Scott

Tricklebank – Frank Teague

Titcomb – Jack Miller

MacPewy – McLaren Stewart

Gabbey – Tom Wood

Sligh – Ted Sears

Our monthly exploration of news inside the Disney Company. In this episode:
•    Moana and Disney's Troubling Summer at the Box Office
•    Gordon Ramsay and the Re-Branding of Downtown Disney 
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The story of how Disneyland was created, opened, and expanded, as remembered by Raul Grisanti, the person who oversaw all food operations in the park. Part Three / The Conclusion.
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The story of Disneyland's opening day (July 17, 1955)...and more. Link to Three Years in Wonderland at Amazon: https://amzn.to/4gtYvbk
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