Dr. Lee Returning Home To Dine At Club 33

After working 28 years at Club 33, it was so wonderful to return, but this time I was the guest!
Mickey and Pluto seemed happy to see me and I was sure happy to see them. Honestly, I miss Club 33, being there felt like home.

Dr. Lee Waiting For The Next Drink Order!

Dr. Lee Waiting For The Next Drink Order!
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Saturday, August 22, 2009

The Artist/Dreamer and the Banker!

When one studies the Disney Bros., the difference between the two is obvious. One is the dreamer, the other, the conservative banker and financier. While their personalities were quite extreme, they were the Yin to others Yang. The perfect combination. One to think of it, the other to finance it! As the years went on, Roy eventually learned that "You can't tell Walt 'No!'" Roy came to the conclusion that is Walt wanted to do it, he was going to no matter what anyone told him. Just think if Disneyland hadn't been built? What a depressing thought!
Even Art Linkletter said it was not going to work, I'm glad he was wrong.

Disney Studio Workshop

Santa would be jealous of this workshop! Wow, it's huge inside and the pieces which are being produced here are beautiful. Sorry I can't show the inside, it's top secret! Ssshhh!!

Celebrating the studio's 50th anniversary

Alice's Adventures!


Putting a cartoon clown into our world had already been done, so Walt did something even more amazing. He placed a little girl into our cartoon world. The rest is Disney history!

Walt's love of animals lives on!


The best years of Walt's life were on his father's farm. There, he learned to appreciate life and developed a love for the animals which filled his busy days.
Even at his own home in California, his wife Lillian once ask to please have the squirrels removed from their property as they were eating all of their lovely fruits and nuts.
Walt replied to his lovely wife, "Well Lilly, you can go to the store, they can't!" The squirrels were left alone.
Keeping this wonderful tradition alive, the Disney Studio has the most lovely collection of tree squirrels living on it's premises. They enjoy the beautiful walnut trees and of course, the many handouts. While there are signs which state 'Do Not Feed The Squirrels', these little fellows seem very well taken care of.

This furry little guy actually climbed down his tree and ran right at me! He thought I had peanuts, but as he got closer he realized that I didn't have any peanuts, but that I was, in fact, just plain nuts! He chattered at me and then ran to some actors who were feeding his friends.

Artwork created upon the passing of Walt.

A few of Walt's personal hats! Wow!

This display was one of my favorites!
Walt has style, no question about it.

The original hat worn by Fess Parker as Davey Crocket!


Ub's amazing multi-plane camera!



Disney Studio Executive Offices


This building is simply incredible!
At the base of this wonderful structure is the walk of legends, it's beautiful and must be seen by any true fan!

Mickey mosaic located on the main floor of the original animation building!

The Office of Great Man Himself, Walt Disney!

The decor has changed, but the feeling one gets walking into this little office is, well, simply awe inspiring. This was the office of Walt Disney. It has been remodeled but much has not changed. Roy's office was right next door is now occupied by Shaun Cassidy Productions.
Walk through these doors and history reveals itself.

This is not the original desk, but the feeling of brilliance which once occupied this room is still present. There is a small walkway along the West wall which led to Walt's secretary. In that small room, Walt would receive treatments for his injured neck, which included traction and heat packs.

This picture shows a young Walt Disney in his office's kitchenette!

As you can see, the kitchenette has changed very little, it has been kept as original as possible. The old fashion steel cabinets with enamel finish are still there and work perfectly.

One of Dr. Lee's favorite Walt Disney quote

Dr. Lee with world famous street sign!

If you watch films of Walt at the studio, this little street marker is often seen. Walt loved it, he felt the sign let everyone remember the studios wonderful past.

Dr. Lee on the set of Flash Forward!