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Walt Disney Treasures - The Mickey Mouse Club Featuring the Hardy Boys

THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB'S magical mix of entertainment was so captivating to television's first generation of children, watching it became a daily ritual. And so the first day of the show's second season, millions thrilled to the debut of a new adventure series, THE HARDY BOYS: THE MYSTERY OF THE APPLEGATE Treasure. All the cliff-hanging suspense unfolds right here, including the entire MICKEY MOUSE CLUB episode that introduced the series. Plus, you'll get clued in to the truth behind the novels' author Franklin W. Dixon, and you'll witness the reunion of Tim Considine (Frank Hardy) and Tommy Kirk (Joe Hardy) at the scene of the crime -- Stage 2 at the Disney Studio.

From the moment Thurl Ravenscroft intoned, "Gold doubloons and pieces of eight/ Handed down to Applegate," "The Mystery of the Applegate Treasure" became one of the best-loved serials on the The Mickey Mouse Club, second only to "The Adventures of Spin and Marty." Gifted young actors Tim Considine and Tommy Kirk make a believable pair of adolescent sleuths: Frank and Joe Hardy want to follow in the footsteps of their father, private detective Fenton Hardy. Summer vacation in the little town of Bayport seems boring until Frank and Joe run into Perry Robinson, a new kid in their neighborhood, who them leads into the search for the long-lost pirate treasure of local eccentric Silas Applegate. There's plenty of low-key daring-do, suitably sinister villains, misread clues, and wholesome comedy to keep young children (or grandchildren) occupied while Baby Boomers delight in recalling how they enjoyed the adventure in the mid-'50s.
The extras include the entire Mickey Mouse Club show from Oct. 1, 1956, when Considine and Kirk presented a preview of the new serial, and a short feature on how the Disney crew adapted the popular boys' books to television. Host Leonard Maltin conducts an agreeable interview with a disconcertingly aged Considine and Kirk. This Disney Treasure is a must-have for viewers who grew up during the '50s--or younger audiences who want discover the answer to the question, "Now where are those gold doubloons and pieces of eight?" (Rated G, suitable for ages 5 and older: mild violence) --Charles Solomon

i really thought there would be some decent camp value here. but no. although it is funny to see the tween brit sucking on a crawfish head back in louisiana. no, not funny, i mean gross. britney & justin sing chaka khan, christina belts out whitney houston. i already knew christina was the better singer, so no surprise there.
for this being billed as the best of those three kids there was a hell of a lot of superfluous crap with the other mousketeers.

i forgot to take pics of the last two rentals: the best of the mickey mouse club (the original, the one i watched when i was a kid), which didn't stand the test of time for me, and control room, about al jazeera before & after the start of the war on iraq, which was really good.

Disney's Wedding Pavilion is a facility at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida that hosts weddings, vow renewals and commitment ceremonies. Located on the shores of the Seven Seas Lagoon near the Magic Kingdom theme park, the pavilion opened on July 15, 1995.

The non-denominational chapel seats up to 300 guests and is only available through Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings & Honeymoons program. According to Disney, the site can host up to 6 ceremonies at the Wedding Pavilion per day. The Disney Wedding program can host weddings in many locations across Walt Disney Property - however, the Wedding Pavilion is the most widely used.

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The Disney Kids' Mickey Mouse Time Teacher Black Leather Strap Watch helps your child learn how to tell time with the support of one of their favorite Disney characters. Constructed with a strong metal case, the watch includes a round metal bezel with easy-to-read Arabic hour markers and a comfortable black leather wristband secured with an adjustable buckle clasp. A durable mineral window protects the white-and-red dial, which showcases Mickey Mouse. The dial also features slim white minute indexes with white Arabic numeral markers at five-minute intervals and two clearly labeled 'HOUR' and 'MINUTE' watch hands for quick, kid-friendly time-telling. help your child learn to tell time. Featuring quartz movement, this fun-to-wear Disney watch is water resistant to 99 feet (30 M).