the first disney movie came out in 1937.
the first disney movie came out in 1937.
when did the first disney movie come out?
1937
in 1937, western, at the request of kay kamen (who oversaw licensing and marketing at disney), assumed production of the newsstand version of "mickey mouse magazine", which, in october 1940, was succeeded by the comic book "walt disney's comics and stories". 1936-1954 story parade, inc. (a western subsidiary) published "story parade: a magazine for boys and girls" with a children's literature orientation. then in late 1955, western initiated "walt disney's mickey mouse club magazine" with content produced by disney studio staff members. it was intended to promote "the mickey mouse club" television series. eventually the name was changed to "walt disney's magazine" and the focus shifted to contemporary disney movie and television productions. in a similar vein, they printed gulf oil's "wonderful world of disney" premium (1969-1970) which was edited by disney's george sherman. during the 1960s, western published "the golden magazine for boys and girls" with cracky the parrot as its mascot.
western publishing
the entire show is now available on dvd on two volume sets sold exclusively through the disney movie club and disney movie ebay shop, which makes "the weekenders" the first disney animated television show to have a full release on dvd.









































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"the weekenders" has received very positive reviews from critics and fans for its solid writing, upbeat energy and multi-dimensional characters. it has an 8.3/10 rating on imdb and similarly maintains an 8.7/10 on tv.com.









































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