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  • Walt Disney Family Museum - Special events and screenings through the end of 2009

    Lots of special events coming to the Walt Disney Family Museum! Hope word on these can be shared so people will know!!

    PS - Note 12/5 event is Walt's birthday.

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    October
    Film of the Month: Fantasia
    October 1-19 Only
    12:30pm, 3:30pm, 6:30pm, Theater
    Let your imagination soar as you watch colors, flowers, and fairies swirl and dance on screen to the moving music of Johann Sebastian Bach, Paul Dukas, and Igor Stravinsky in Disney’s Fantasia. This unforgettable experience will take place in our new state-of-the-art theater under the watchful eyes of the Sorcerer’s Apprentice.

    23th - 25th South of the Border Weekend
    In 1941 Walt Disney and a group of Disney artists traveled to South America on a Good Neighbor tour at the request of the United States government. This was no ordinary handshake tour for Walt and his group. It offered the Disney team a unique opportunity to learn about culture and traditions south of the border. As a result of the visit two successful features, Saludos Amigos and The Three Caballeros along with numerous short subjects were created.

    23rd - El Grupo Preview Screening & Discussion with filmmaker Ted Thomas and author JB Kaufman(one showing only)
    7pm, Theater (members)

    24th - Screening of The Three Caballeros and Discussion of the Good Neighbor Tour and book signing with JB Kaufman
    1:00 pm to 3:00 pm Book Signing, Learning Center
    3:30 pm to 6:00 pm Film and Discussion, Theater
    Noted author and historian J.B. Kaufman will be at the Museum, October 24 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm, signing his new book, South of the Border With Disney: Walt Disney and the Good Neighbor Program, 1941-1948. The book chronicles the full story of the Disney Good Neighbor project, from the 1941 South American trip through production of all the studio's Latin American films. Then join us from 3:30 pm to 6:00 pm for a special screening of The Three Caballeros. Following the film J.B. Kaufman will discuss the South American tour and this unique film.

    25th - Screening of Saludos Amigos followed by a Q & A with JB Kaufman
    4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Theater
    We conclude this South of the Border weekend with a screening of Saludos Amigos. Noted author and historian J.B. Kaufman will be on hand to answer questions regarding this adventurous film.

    30th and 31st - HallowScreen: Skeleton Dance and Other Bone Chilling Cartoons
    10:30am, 12:30pm, 2:30pm, 4:30pm, 6:30pm, 8:30pm, and 10:30pm, Theater
    Tickle your Halloween funny bone with the spooky adventures of skeletons, mice, spiders, and bats. We will screen some of Walt Disney’s haunted cartoon shorts such as the Skeleton Dance, Mad Doctor, Pluto’s Judgement Day, and many more. You’ll have a “howling” good time!

    November
    Film Film of the Month: Sleeping Beauty Sleeping Beauty runs until November 23rd
    12:30pm, 3:30pm, 6:30pm, Theater
    Non-Member: Adult $10, Child $8, Child under 6 $6
    Member: Adult $8, Child $6, Child under 6 $4
    The classic fairy tale of a princely kiss awaking a beautiful princess from a deep sleep is the subject of Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty. Throughout the month of November, relive or discover for the first time the visually stunning animated feature, Sleeping Beauty as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of this incredible film.

    Nov 14 - International Animation Festival and the Screening of the Alice Comedies Landmark Theatres Embarcadero Center Cinema
    tickets available on the SF Film Society website
    Walt Disney's first successful series of films, the Alice Comedies, were built around a clever special-effects idea: a real little girl entering a cartoon world and interacting with the cartoon characters.
    The Walt Disney Family Museum will partner with the San Francisco International Animation Festival to present these charming films. A selection of the Alice Comedies can be seen during the Festival on Saturday, November 14 at the Embarcadero Cinema.

    Nov 27 - Christmas with Walt Disney (Special Holiday Film Begins)
    12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:30pm, 5:00pm, 6:30pm, Theater
    Non-Member: Adult $10, Child $8, Child under 6 $6
    Member: Adult $8, Child $6, Child under 6 $4
    Walt Disney's Christmases past are remembered in this special holiday screening that includes Walt's "Nutcracker Suite" from Fantasia (1940), Pluto's Christmas Tree (1952), scenes from the television Christmas specials, and rarely seen home movies of Walt with his family. See how Walt celebrated this beloved holiday at the Studio, at Disneyland, and at home.
    Lecture

    Nov 21 - The Art of Sleeping Beauty with Lella Smith
    3:00 pm, Theater
    Non-Member: Adult $10, Child $8, Child under 6 $6
    Member: Adult $8, Child $6, Child under 6 $4
    The rich tapestry appearance is the visual hallmark of Sleeping Beauty and the primary vision of animator Eyvind Earle. Lella Smith, Creative Director of Walt Disney Animation Studios Research Library, will discuss the unique art and design that brought Princess Aurora and her magical world to life 50 years ago.

    22 - Sleeping Beauty's Castle and Beyond: The Designs and Art of Herb Ryman
    3:00 pm, Theater
    Non-Member: Adult $10, Child $8, Child under 6 $6
    Member: Adult $8, Child $6, Child under 6 $4
    The first glimpse of the gleaming white towers of "Sleeping Beauty's Castle" is a moment that few forget. But, who designed Disneyland's most recognizable landmark and the dream home of many a prince and princess? Here is the opportunity to discover the creativity of an early Imagineer, Herb Ryman, from Marty Sklar, former International Ambassador for Walt Disney Imagineering.
    Mr. Sklar, who was with the Walt Disney Company and Walt Disney Imagineering for 53 years, will talk about the extraordinary talent of Herb Ryman that went beyond his work at Disneyland by sharing his art and designs.

    26th - Thanksgiving Day - Museum is closed
    December
    Film of the Month: Christmas with Walt Disney
    December 5th at 10:30pm and 6:30pm
    No 3:30pm Screening on December 12th,19th ,and 20th
    12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:30pm,5:00pm, 6:30pm, Theater
    Non-Member: Adult $10, Child $8, Child under 6 $6
    Member: Adult $8, Child $6, Child under 6 $4
    Walt Disney's Christmases past are remembered in this special holiday screening that includes Walt's "Nutcracker Suite" from Fantasia (1940), Pluto's Christmas Tree (1952), scenes from the television Christmas specials, and rarely seen home movies of Walt with his family. See how Walt celebrated this beloved holiday at the Studio, at Disneyland, and at home.
    Lecture

    Dec 5 - Memories of Walt: A Conversation with Legends
    2pm, Theater
    Non-Member: Adult $10, Child $8, Child under 6 $6
    Member: Adult $8, Child $6, Child under 6 $4
    Join us on Walt's birthday as we hear from Disney Legends such as Blaine Gibson, and Richard Sherman as they share special memories of Walt. Blaine is the sculptor behind the Hall of Presidents and Richard wrote such Disney music classics as "It's a Small World" and "Chim Chim Cher-ee". It will be an extraordinary afternoon filled with stories, laughter, and reflection.

    25th - Museum Closed

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    re: Walt Disney Family Museum - Special events and screenings through the end of 2009

    Wonderful list of events!
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      Re: Walt Disney Family Museum - Special events and screenings through the end of 2009

      Here's some additional information on the San Francisco Symphony performance event. Looks sensational!


      THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY TO PERFORM MUSIC FROM
      FANTASIA, SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS, CINDERELLA, PINOCCHIO, AND OTHER CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS AND CARTOONS
      OCTOBER 16 IN DAVIES SYMPHONY HALL


      CONCERT CELEBRATES THE OPENING OF

      THE WALT DISNEY FAMILY MUSEUM

      WHAT: The San Francisco Symphony (SFS) celebrates the opening of The Walt Disney Family Museum with a special concert featuring selections from Disney films Fantasia, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella, Pinocchio, and other classics Friday, October 16 at 8 p.m. in Davies Symphony Hall. Conducted by former SFS Resident Conductor Edwin Outwater, the Orchestra will perform three indelible pieces many listeners first heard in the magical Disney film Fantasia: Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6,and Dukas’s The Sorcerer’s Apprentice.

      The Orchestra will also perform the Waltz from Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty Suite; the song “A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes,” from the film Cinderella; and “Some Day My Prince Will Come,” from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Completing the program are Rossini’s Overture to William Tell (familiar to many from Disney’s Silly Symphonycartoons); Grieg’s March of the Dwarfs, from Lyric Suite, used in the Disney Silly Symphony short The Skeleton Dance; Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman’s“Feed the Birds - Tuppence a Bag”from Mary Poppins, Walt Disney’s favorite song; and“When You Wish Upon a Star,” from Pinocchio.Special guest soprano Lisa Vroman joins the Orchestra for this concert.

      The Walt Disney Family Museum, showcasing the fascinating life and achievements of Walt Disney, opens October 1 in the Presidio of San Francisco. The museum will exhibit the visionary storyteller, artist and entrepreneur’s early drawings of Mickey Mouse, Disney’s personal letters, Disney family home movies, and the groundbreaking technologies he innovated.


      PROGRAM:
      • Rossini / Overture to William Tell
      • Tchaikovsky / Waltz, from Sleeping Beauty Suite, Opus 66a
      • David/Hoffman/Livingston / “A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes,” from Cinderella
      • Morey/Churchill, arr. Bishop / “Some Day My Prince Will Come,” from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
      • Beethoven / Symphony No. 6 in F major, Opus 68
      • Mussorgsky / Night on Bald Mountain
      • Grieg / March of the Dwarfs, from Lyric Suite, Opus 54
      • Richard M. Sherman/Robert B. Sherman, arr. Mac Huff / “Feed the Birds - Tuppence a Bag” from Mary Poppins
      • Washington/Harline, arr. Bishop / “When You Wish Upon a Star,” from Pinocchio Dukas / The Sorcerer’s Apprentice

      WHEN: Friday, October 16 at 8:00 p.m.
      WHERE: Davies Symphony Hall, 201 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
      • TICKETS: $15-$70 (half price for ages 17 and under); tickets now available through SFS Ticket Services at (415) 864-6000 or online at sfsymphony.org

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        Re: Walt Disney Family Museum - Special events and screenings through the end of 2009

        I'll be there Nov 22 and definitely Dec 5 for Walt's birthday. Any other micechatters going?

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          Oh I wish I lived close enough to go!!!
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            Just picked up my ticket to south of the border weekend. Can't wait to see the 3 Caballeros on the big screen.

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              Re: Walt Disney Family Museum - Special events and screenings through the end of 2009

              Originally posted by HiddenMickey87 View Post
              Just picked up my ticket to south of the border weekend. Can't wait to see the 3 Caballeros on the big screen.
              Sounds like a great event. I'm going to see if I can possibly make it up there for November 22nd's Sleeping Beauty's Castle and Beyond the Designs and Art of Herb Ryman.
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                Hope you can make it as well, I can't wait for it.

                If you want, maybe I can keep the boards posted on stuff going on with the museum, seeing as how I'm there 1-2 times a week?? I'm already seeing little changes here and there, and the staff has been keeping me in touch on what's coming next.

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                  Re: Walt Disney Family Museum - Special events and screenings through the end of 2009

                  Originally posted by HiddenMickey87 View Post
                  If you want, maybe I can keep the boards posted on stuff going on with the museum, seeing as how I'm there 1-2 times a week??
                  ABSOLUTELY, I'm sure that everyone would really appreciate your updates!
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                    Wish I would have known about the Symphony show earlier. I would have loved to have walked over there tonight and listened to it.
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                      Re: Walt Disney Family Museum - Special events and screenings through the end of 2009

                      Originally posted by Dustysage View Post
                      ABSOLUTELY, I'm sure that everyone would really appreciate your updates!
                      Cool, I'll try to have full coverage from South of the Border Weekend next week. Found time to work in Sunday's Saludos Amigos as well... amazingly have not seen this film yet.

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