After the Mouse.com

It has come to my attention over the last couple of weeks that there are a few weird little bugs in the system. I am backing up the data regularly and am working on perfecting the site and finessing the odd little glitch here and there. Thank you in advance for your understanding.

Tim

Dear all I am bored of my own writing, it sucks! Too many adverbs, weird punctuation… and I really just can’t write. So I am opening the gates wide to your submissions…

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On 1 September 1939, two days before world war two was declared Mickey's Gala Premiere is a Walt Disney cartoon (produced in 1933). was the final programme broadcast by the BBC Television Service before it ceased broadcasting during World War II, and was re-shown on 7 June 1946 on the first day of BBC TV broadcasts after the war. The BBC were worried that the televission signal would serve as a beacon to the Luftwaffe, guiding them to London

Now that is a break in transmission!

Again in my ongoing trawl through Amazon.com’s catalogue I found another DVD Extinct Attractions: Disneyland Haunted Mansion Story again I am not sure the Monorail is exactly extinct as the title suggests but as it features Thurl Ravenscroft I thought it was maybe worth a plug.

In my continuing trawl through Amazon.com’s catalogue I found another treat…
Extinct Attractions: The Disneyland Monorail Story though I am not sure the Monorail is exactly extinct as the title suggests.

I have been playing with the Backstage Boutique and a shopping page and during my research I found a couple of interesting DVD’s that i hope you may interest some of you.

Walt Disney's Disneyland and Freedomland - Vintage Footage of America's Theme Parks, Rides, Attractions, Shows and Characters:

Just a quick note to all of you who do your Amazon.com and .co.uk through the affiliate links on the site.

Simply by searching for your desired Amazon purchases through the appropriate search box, selecting an item in the rotating carousel ad’s or browsing from our Backstage Boutique selection you are helping to fund the community. So thank you! (and please keep on shopping!)

As one of the community’s main ways of making the money we need to stay online can I recommend to you doing any of your Amazon.com shopping through our Backstage Boutique.

I just added amongst others, Steve Martin’s ‘Born Standing Up’ autobiography to the store (we former Cast Members have to look out for one another) any review that starts...

At age 10, Steve Martin got a job selling guidebooks at the newly opened Disneyland. In the decade that followed, he worked in Disney's magic shop, print shop, and theatre, and developed his own magic/comedy act.

Want to talk about the College Program? Well here’s the place.
Today I took a long overdue spin through the membership and read the profile pages. I was struck by the amount of users on the site who were Disney College Program Cast Members… so I added a forum dedicated to you! Enjoy.