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1928: The animated short, Steamboat Willie, was released featuring Mickey Mouse, his official "birthday."


Inspired by Steamboat Bill, Jr. starring Buster Keaton!
 
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http://www.fathom.com/course/10701030/session1.html

He had the "look" as a kid, too!
Interesting audio clip, also.
 
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Bless you, he sure did! This was during the time when his family sometimes had to pass him off as a midget, and did so, with some success. Thanks for the link!
 
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Inspired by Steamboat Bill, Jr. starring Buster Keaton!

Somebody's in love! Smiler


"Live Forever!"
 
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Inspired by Steamboat Bill, Jr. starring Buster Keaton!

Somebody's in love! Smiler


Ain't it grand?
 
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Ain't it grand?

'S wonderful!


"Live Forever!"
 
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Repeat after me, "No, no, they can't take that away from me!"
 
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1835: Horseshoe manufacturing machine patented.

Trivial enough for you?


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Where's the "like" button?


"Live Forever!"
 
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1835: Horseshoe manufacturing machine patented...


"Invest in my machine. It's the future, I tells ya. And perhaps I can interest you in my other invention, the buggy-whip."


- Phil

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1835: Horseshoe manufacturing machine patented...


"Invest in my machine. It's the future, I tells ya. And perhaps I can interest you in my other invention, the buggy-whip."

Where is that Toyenbee Covector when you need it the most...


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Word of advice for those needing a blacksmith...if this guy is in charge...um, don't even go into the shop.

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Walter Elias Disney, born on this date in 1901...one-hundred tens years ago.

One of Ray's dearest friends. Ray was at Disneyland when WED passed away.


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Sometimes I wonder if I'm the only person who remembers or cares that Louise Sager and two others died at Whitman Mission on this date in 1847. In any case, RIP.
 
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Walter Elias Disney, born on this date in 1901...one-hundred tens years ago.

One of Ray's dearest friends. Ray was at Disneyland when WED passed away.


Believe it or not, I actually have a childhood memory connected to Disney's passing.
 
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