I edited this together for my Snow White Essay. Please consider nominating Song of the South to the National Film Registry and contributing to the Give/Send/Go fund to acquire more Walt Disney history. I have several reveals coming in the full Snow White video.
Happy birthday to Disney Legend Floyd Norman; the only animator to have worked for both Walt Disney and Johnn Lasseter. He may be the last direct tie to Walt still around.
Once upon a time Walt Disney's characters appeared on Christmas TV specials singing hymns praising Jesus. Think about this. The VILLAINS sing God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen then the heroes sing O, Holy Night. This was still airing on the Disney Channel in the 90's.
Once upon a time this was at Disneyland for over FOUR DECADES with a dead body in front. It was removed by PC people because bad Indians had done it. In Walt's films there were good and bad Indians but today there can be no bad people of color...
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@AGramuglia
Make a successful comic/product. You can't be that dense to not understand what I was referring to. A lot of you complain about
@EricDJuly
because you can't do what he's accomplished.
I find
@doomcock
's "schtick" fantastic!If there was an action figure of him and his co-horts I would proudly have it on my shelf! All the trappings are brilliant!The future ruler of earth from his base at the center of the earth, the Skull of Calderon, Harvy Cthulhu. It's great!
Prayer request/praise report: Cristy and Tim still need prayer. The doctors have found he doesn't have brain cancer again but he's in the hospital with a brain infection. So if you would, continue to lift them up in prayer. Thanks!
Bob Hope talks about Walt Disney's patriotism and how he celebrated America in the things he created. The entire broadcast is in the Rumble Archive. This is from the Grand Opening of Walt Disney World.
This won't be in my archive but I'll post some excerpts here. This is Nick Stewart who was Brer Bear in both Song of the South and Splash Mountain. He was also in Amos N' Andy. Listen to what he has to say here.
Here's a clip from a 1987 TV special hosted by Carol Burnett about the greatest moments in Walt Disney animation and look who shows up proving Song of the South still was a celebrated part of Walt Disney history. Only 1 week left to nominate the film to the National Film Registry
Disney Legend Ken Anderson talks about how they blended the live action and animation in Song of the South. He was the on set figure representing the needs of the animators to the live action film director so he'd frame the shots to fit the animated characters in them.
Here's a couple more patriotic Walt Disney images I was sent this morning since Woke Disney has abolished selling Independence Day items on the Disney Store site.
Singer Debbie Allen performs a jungle version of Zip-a-dee-doo-dah for Disneyland's 30th Anniversary. Surely this would freak the woke out. This was probably seen as being inclusive in 1985, today those same people would claim it's "racist."
Here's a bit of trivia. Specs the Crow is voiced by Nick Stewart. Fats the Crow is voiced by James Baskett. They went on to be Brer Bear and Uncle Remus in Song of the South. Stewart said "Walt Disney treated us like kings!" The Woke purge these characters too.
@IrishMsKelly
The Electoral College has always been in place so the urban communities don't dictate to the rural. It's checks and balances so all states have say, not a select few.
Here is the PDF of the Rainbow Jihad playbook
@SteveDeaceShow
is always referencing After the Ball.A hard copy lists for fortune, so this is the only way you can see their own words.The woke doesn't want you to read this book
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@DeaceOnline
I wasn't going to post this but last night the right side of my body went numb&tingly.They're figuring out the cause but I think it's a pinched nerve,not a stroke.Posting in case anyone wants to pray about it.I swear there's nefarious forces around erasing Walt Disney history.
Disney Legend Milt Kahl lights up talking about the characters in Song of the South. He was the toughest of the Nine Old Men and strongest draftsman. He was always stuck animating princes. In the later films he often designed the characters up through the Black Cauldron.
Here it is!VERY important Walt Disney history! A clip so rare that it's a miracle I even have it. This is a speech he gave on March 1, 1941 about American Culture. I have put historical context at the start of the video. You won't find this anywhere else.
This is Marge Champion.She was the main live action model for Walt Disney's early films.She was married 3 times, including to Disney strike organizer Art Babbitt.(It's why they divorced.) You may know her daughter from her 3rd marriage, Katey Sagal. Marge lived to be 101.
I'm told this is from the final photoshoot for an ad with Walt Disney before he died. He does look a bit gaunt. This would have been in November 1966 and it's for an RCA ad. He actually read this peter Pan book to the girls (one of them posted this in a group.)Would Iger do that?
Here is Walt Disney talking about the author of the Uncle Remus Stories, Joel Chandler Harris. In all of this woke nonsense, he has become a figure smeared and attacked when Harris was once one of the most celebrated and influential authors of all time...
@EricDJuly
God bless you both. Sorry you guys have such hate hurled toward you. I think Rippaverse and Eric's success is inspiring. That's how it should be.
The Song of the South characters were ALWAYS part of the core Walt Disney character family. Here's an example from Walt's Christmas special (The FIRST animated Christmas TV perennial) as one example. They're among the rest of the stable during the "hymn."
Send some prayers
@KeithMalinak
's way. He wasn't feeling well during our show Sat but I didn't think I should make it public. He's out today and still not feeling well. Prayers up!
@SteveDeaceShow
I archived this years ago when Rush Limbaugh cited this flyer and now it's nearly impossible to find online. All of this is TRUE. When they say "Make every day Earth Day is this what they mean....
This is Oscar Winner Hattie McDaniel who co-starred in Song of the South.Her grandmother had worked on plantations and she wanted to bring dignity to such roles. When she died the Federal government seized her entire estate including her Oscar for death taxes. (con)
I'm going to start posting vintage footage videos of the Disney parks so people can see what they were really like before wokeness. I have a few ready to go, I'm just gathering them up and restoring them the best I can. They'll go all the way back to Walt building the place.
@PitfallHarry72
@doomcock
I find
@doomcock
's "schtick" fantastic!If there was an action figure of him and his co-horts I would proudly have it on my shelf! All the trappings are brilliant!The future ruler of earth from his base at the center of the earth, the Skull of Calderon, Harvy Cthulhu. It's great!
@SteveDeaceShow
I don't think conservatives flee. They're more courageous than the left. Look at all the stories we hear from such events of Christians and conservatives who help other victims. We're not cowardly.
Very sad news. Richard Sherman has passed away. He and his brother Bob wrote TONS of songs for Walt Disney and both brothers defended Walt's honor their entire lives. Will the woke revisionists now rewrite Walt's history claiming he was antisemitic...
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an important film to Walt Disney came up often, So Dear to My Heart. It's seldom seen today but was going to be an entire land in Disneyland from the earliest plans. Here's a compilation of Bible stories animation with the popular song from it.
Once upon a time Martina McBride sang about Jesus in front of Sleeping Beauty castle at Disneyland on a Christmas broadcast and no one was offended or thought this to be unusual...
@doomcock
Today's opening is one of your best ever! I was laughing at each comment where you're building up your lore before you got into the bad news. lol.
At an electric co meeting tonight they played a video about discrimination of people being denied power because they're gay or trans. I denied that's ever happened once in the history of America and was told to leave for being disruptive.
Walt Disney NEVER allowed alcohol to be sold in Disneyland. He REFUSED to build Walt Disney World near St Louis because the unions REQUIRED him to sell alcohol. They're just raping Walt Disney at this point.
It's never too late to nominate Song of the South on the National Film Registry. Please keep sharing this video around. The info to nominate it is in the description.
@DeaceProducer
I liked the "fact checker" today who said "There weren't 40 decapitated babies. There were 40 dead babies, some were decapitated." What's the difference? They're still just as dead.
I have a few more Walt Disney trailers coming up now. These are so people are aware of the films Walt actually made and how things changed after he passed away. We should celebrate and enjoy the projects Walt actually created. This is an underrated film.
This is how America was first introduced to Darkwing Duck. His preamble was part of the Disney Channel version of the show theme intro (which this is.) Disney Afternoon shows debuted about 10 episodes there the spring before their fall network TV release. I was primed for this.
I see the Ten Commandments is trending. Where many of these monuments came from is Cecil B deMille used his profits from The Ten Commandments to erect these monuments across America because he feared America was turning from God. Here's photos of the film's stars at ceremonies.
Once upon a time the Disney Channel used to sign off for the night with this sequence. Their theme song was the now banned Song of the South/Splash Mountain song Zip-a-dee-doo-dah...
Here Disney Legend Eric Larson talks about acting with the characters in Song of the South. He's the member of the Nine Old Man who headed the training program for the youth in the 70's and 80's. He warned them that the Eisner regime were not their friends and he was right.
Cliff Edwards was both Jiminy Cricket and Jim Crow. He was known as Ukulele Ike and was mixed race. (Yep, Jiminy Cricket is black) Ward Kimball named the lead crow Jim sticking it to racists, not celebrating them. He referenced real black performers to animate their moves.
Today is Hattie McDaniel's birthday. Why not celebrate Hattie by getting her film Song of the South nominated to the National Film Registry. Information is in the description. Deadline is Aug 15.
This is an example of why I have earlier DVD and laserdisc copies of Disney films. The later "restored" DVD and bluray releases are wrong and you miss some of the picture.
Here's Walt Disney's Renaissance Man Marc Davis talking about his work on Song of the South and what a great actor James Baskett was. You can hear the joy/excitement in Davis' voice. If you haven't, please nominate the film to the National film registry. The link is below.
National Film Registry form to nominate Song of the South
Song of the South was released in 1946
Actor James Baskett is the first black actor to win an Oscar and it was for this film!
First full color film to blend animation with live action
Here's a photo Woke Disney doesn't want us to see. On the Rumble page I have one of Walt's intros where he talks about when he was a boy and knew veterans from both sides of the Civil War and he praised them both. This stuff used to be understood, not like today.
Here's the banned ending of The Small One where the Star of Bethlehem manifests in the sky and becomes shaped like a cross. It was digitally altered in the late 1990's to no longer look like a cross.
How can you NOT love Lee Majors? He was trained by staunch conservative actress Barbara Stanwyck in the 60's when they starred on a western TV series together.
Someone just sent me this. It's Walt Disney horsing around in the pool with his daughter and son in law. People forget that he was just an ordinary guy, a father and grandfather just like everyone else has in their lives.
This is either a pair of TV spots from 1972 or 1980. I like the "Uncle Remus tells it like it is..." Only 10 days left to nominate Song of the South to the National Film Registry.
For our
@KeithMalinak
friends,today is Kurt Russell's birthday.He's a man who really understood who Walt Disney was. Here's where he talks a little bit about knowing Walt.If
@elonmusk
buys Woke Disney,Kurt should be brought back to do a new family film.
Walt on the set of Song of the South. This is actually where his nickname of "Uncle Walt" originated. The room where studio nurse Hazel George gave him his daily pain medication and massage was known as "the Laughing Place" also from Song of the South.
It's already my fastest viewed video. It's not about the views. It's making sure more people know Walt Disney said this and ow it apples to today. The ending about frightfulness being temporary & Freedom is the best part. Keep sharing. :)
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I'd mentioned the Bible Study group at Disney animation in the 80's and 90's. This came in today and I'm allowed to share it. Glen Keane drew this for the group. He was lead animator on Ariel, Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, Tarzan, and more.
This is about me and the reason I'm nervous is I've been having strange health things happening to me all summer long. I don't want anything weird to happen tomorrow with this and have been dreading it.
Splash Mountain was the Disney Parks ride based on SOTS. Nick Stewart returned to play Brer Bear.This is some of the 30th Anniversary merchandise. In June 2020(less than a year later)it was announced the ride would close and all references to SOTS would be purged by Woke Disney.
Here's my latest video. It's an AI rendering of Walt Disney reading his foreword for the 1945 Uncle Remus book. Let's get the Song of the South on the National Film Registry! Spread the word!
Aunt Jemima's was Walt Disney's favorite place to eat in Disneyland.Actress Aylene Lewis performed as the character singing songs and telling stories.The restaurant was so popular that it was expanded and franchised. It's been erased from official Disney history books.
All of the black voice actors in SOTS had appeared on Amos N' Andy. Here he tells us about the NAACP being like the character King Fish and how James Baskett died of a broken heart over what was done to him. This context is important on why Walt fought for his Oscar honor.
Actor Roy Glenn played Brer Frog in Song of the South. He may be best known for appearing in The Man Who Came to Dinner. Many,including myself, regard this shot where James Baskett lights Brer Frogs pipe to be the best blending of live action and animation ever accomplished.
Once upon a time the Disney Channel aired movies like this based on the Bible. (It literally IS a movie called The Bible.) It used to be even atheists respected the Bible as good literature. PC then woke created a trend to bash the entire thing as irrelevant not revered.
National Film Registry form to nominate Song of the South
Song of the South was released in 1946
Actor James Baskett is the first black actor to win an Oscar and it was for this film!
First full color film to blend animation with live action