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Category Archives: Promotions
Book Review: MGM / Cinerama How the West Was Won
Publisher: Random House Year: 1963 Pages: 40 Type: Hardcover ISBN: N/A “The climax is the greatest train wreck ever filmed.” – The London Evening News They didn’t mean that the ending of the film was terrible, but that there was an actual train wreck at … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Books, Celebrities, Collectibles, History, Movies, Promotions, Reviews
Tagged Advertising, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, Celebrities, Cinerama, Collectibles, George Marshall, Henry Hathaway, History, How the West Was Won, John Ford, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, MGM, Movies, Nicolas Reisini, Promotions, Random House, Robert H. O'Brien, SmileBox
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Pop! Animation Scooby-Doo Box Lunch Exclusive
“Well, Scoob, it looks like we’re in trouble again!” But this time our cowardly duo aren’t afraid of ghosts or ghouls (you know, the ones who always end up being creepy guys in silly costumes?) but of finding millions of … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Characters, Collectibles, Exclusive, Figurines, Promotions, Television
Tagged 1045, Animation, Box Lunch, Characters, Collectibles, Doo Good, Exclusive, Feeding America, Figurines, Funko, Made in China, Pop! Animation, Promotions, Ruh-Roh!, Scooby-Doo, Television, Vinyl Figures
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WDW 50th Anniversary Ittybittys Jungle Cruise Plush
Hallmark is arguably the best supplier of Disney merchandise outside of the Theme Parks themselves! This wonderful Walt Disney World 50th Anniversary ‘Ittybittys’ Jungle Cruise plush is a great example. The fun factor is off the charts, and if you … Continue reading
Posted in Anniversaries, Attractions, Characters, Figurines, Merchandise, Plush, Promotions, Theme Parks, Walt Disney World
Tagged 50th Anniversary, Anniversaries, Attractions, Boats, Characters, Figurines, Hallmark, Ittybittys, Jungle Cruise, Made in China, Merchandise, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Plush, Promotions, Theme Parks, Walt Disney World
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Foodie Friday: Darkwing Duck Happy Meal Toy
1992. The city is bleak. Villainy is everywhere. But so is ‘He’ who flaps in the night! He will stop the crime in its tracks… after he goes through the local McDonalds drive-thru for a Happy Meal, complete with the … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Characters, Collectibles, Figurines, Food, Foodie Friday, Promotions, Television, Toys
Tagged Animation, Characters, Collectibles, Darkwing Duck, Disney Channel, Figurines, Food, Foodie Friday, Happy Meal, McDonalds, Plastic, Promotions, PVC, Television, Toys
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The Rescuers ‘Bernard’ McDonalds Ornament
The Rescuers Down Under (Australia, that is!) is the 29th Disney animated feature film, and the sequel to the 1977 film The Rescuers, which was based on the novels by Margery Sharp. You can read a review of the original book here. This … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Characters, Collectibles, Figurines, Movies, Ornaments, Promotions, Toys
Tagged Animation, Bernard, Bob Newhart, Characters, Collectibles, Figurines, McDonalds, Movies, Ornaments, Promotions, Rescuers Down Under, Sequels, The Rescuers, Toys
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The Rescuers Collector Series Glass from Pepsi
The Rescuers was Disney’s 23rd animated feature film. The plot revolved around two mice who worked for the Rescue Aid Society, an international organization headquartered in New York City. The idea was that it shadowed the United Nations, actually meeting in the basement … Continue reading
The Great Ice Odyssey Souvenir Program – Part Three
It’s time to conclude our look at Walt Disney’s Great Ice Odyssey and the souvenir program being featured in this series of posts. We left our protagonists at the end of Part Two in a bit of a pickle! But … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Artwork, Attractions, Books, Characters, Ephemera, Promotions
Tagged Advertising, Artwork, Attractions, Books, Characters, Doughdee Marie, Ephemera, Great Ice Odyssey, Ice Skating, Irvin Feld, John Culhane, Kenneth Feld, Live Shows, Promotions, Sheldon Cleaves, Souvenir Program, The Feld Approach
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The Great Ice Odyssey Souvenir Program – Part Two
Part One of this series introduced us to the story of the Great Ice Odyssey as laid out in this wonderful souvenir program from 1982. You’ll recall that Mickey and Minnie Mouse are having a Fancy Dress Ball to celebrate … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Artwork, Attractions, Books, Characters, Ephemera, Promotions
Tagged Advertising, Artwork, Attractions, Books, Brenda Johnson Ladret, Characters, Ephemera, Great Ice Odyssey, Greg Ladret, Hans Leiter, Ice Skating, Jamie-Lynn Kitching, Larry LaBorde, Live Shows, Paul Poncé, Promotions, Souvenir Program, Sylvia Poncé, Victor Poncé
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