Some of the shorts showed up on the old anthology series.While they were
on TV, they went by various names; "Disneyland", "Wonderful World of Color",
"Wonderful World of Disney" and etc. However, instead of being shown separately
as they are on "The Ink and Paint Club"
they were usually edited together as part of a compete show.
Most of this page is courtesy of the time and research of Jerry Edwards.
Adventures in
Color
- The complete program includes
"Donald in Mathmagic
Land."
Adventures in
Fantasy
- Includes
"Johnny Fedora
and Bonnie Bluebonnet."
Adventures of
Chip 'n' Dale
- Chip 'n' Dale become guest hosts when Wat is unable to be there. Cartoons
include "Two Chips and a
Miss", "Chicken In The
Rough", "Donald
Applecore", "Chips Ahoy",
"Up A Tree" and
"The Lone Chipmunks" plus
short scenes from "Farmyard Symphony" and "Old Sequoia."
Adventures of
Mickey Mouse
- Walt Disney looks at the career of his longtime associate Mickey Mouse.
Black and white program. Cartoons include
"The Band Concert",
"Alpine Climbers" and
"Squatter's Rights"
plus parts of "Mickey and the Beanstalk" from "Fun and Fancy Free."
All About
Magic
- Walt Disney performs some "trick" magic and introduces the
Magic Mirror, who hosts the rest of the show. Black and white program. Cartoons
include "Magician Mickey"
and "Trick or Treat"
At Home with
Donald Duck
- A birthday party for Donald serves at the link for a showing of a few
shorts including "Donald's
Happy Birthday", "Mickey
and the Seal", "Foul Hunting",
"Pluto's Blue Note", and
"Sea Salts."
Baseball
Fever
- The complete program includes
"How to Play Baseball",
"Slide, Donald, Slide",
"Goofy Gymnastics",
"Casey at the Bat", and
"Casey Bats Again."
The Coyote's
Lament
- Walt Disney introduces the coyote's side of his troubles with man
and dog. Shorts include "Pests
of the West", "Camp Dog",
"Primitive Pluto",
"Sheep Dog" and
"The Legend of Coyote Rock"
plus short scenes from "Private Pluto", "A Gentleman's Gentleman",
"Springtime For Pluto", "Plutopia", "Mail Dog", and "In Dutch."
A Day in the
Life of Donald Duck
- Donald Duck's life in the studio is intercut with four shorts,
"Drip Dippy Donald",
"The Fire Chief", "The Vanishing
Private" (deleted from later Disney Channel showings) and
"Good Scouts." Shown in black
and white.
The Donald Duck
Story
- Walt Disney introduces the story of the creation of Donald Duck and his
later career. Black and white program. Cartoons include
"Orphan's Benefit",
"Honey Harvester",
"Tea For Two Hundred",
"Donald's Dream Voice",
"Three For Breakfast",
and short scenes from "Donald Duck and the Gorilla", "Don's Fountain
of Youth", "Lion Around", "Bee at the Beach", "The Lone Chipmunks", and a
mixture of scenes from "Donald's Crime" and "How To Be A Detective."
Fourth Anniversary
Show
- A celebration of the first four years of the "Disneyland" show includes
a black and white showing of
"Peter and the Wolf."
The Goofy Adventure
Story
- Goofy's adventures through the ages is told through flashbacks to his
ancestors and cartoons :
"Californy 'er Bust",
"African Diary",
"For Whom The Bulls Toil",
"Tiger Trouble," and
"Father's Lion" plus short
scenes from "How To Be A Sailor", "A Knight For A Day", "No Smoking", "The
Whalers", and "Tugboat Mickey."
The Goofy Success
Story
- The story of Goofy's rise to stardom features new animation linking the
shorts "Moving Day",
"Moose Hunters",
"How to Ride a Horse" and
"Motor Mania."
How to
Relax
- Disney sits back and lets Goofy teach us how he relaxes. The complete
program includes fragments from "Goofy's Glider", "Home Made Home", "The
Spirit of '43", "Foul Hunting", "How to Ride a Horse", "Hawaiian Holiday",
"The Art of Skiing" and fairly complete versions of
"Hold That Pose",
"Hockey Homicide",
"Two Weeks Vacation" and
"Hello Aloha."
More About Silly
Symphonies
- Walt Disney explains the background and introduces five Silly Symphonies
: "Merbabies" (note: "Water Babies"
is introduced with some new animation, but "Merbabies" is the short that
is shown), "The Grasshopper
and the Ants", "Farmyard
Symphony", "Who Killed
Cock Robin?" and "Wynken,
Blynken and Nod."
On Vacation
with Mickey Mouse and Friends
- Jiminy Cricket tries to round up the gang when Walt calls on him to put
together a show. He finds out that they are all on vacation, but showing
how everyone is spending their vacation puts the show together for
him. Features the shorts "Canine
Caddy", "Bubble Bee",
"Goofy and Wilbur",
"Dude Duck",
"Mickey's Trailer",
"Hawaiian Holiday."
The Plausible
Impossible
-
Walt Disney explains how his animators make the impossible seem realistic.
The program contains almost complete versions of
"Thru the Mirror" and
"Donald's Cousin Gus."
The Ranger of
Brownstone
- The complete program includes some new animation, a few live-action
sequences, and at least parts of the following shorts edited into a complete
package: Grin and Bear It,
In the Bag,
Hooked Bear,
Rugged Bear,
Beezy Bear and
Bearly Asleep
The Story of
the Animated Drawing
- Contains a small snippet of "Steamboat Willie" and an almost completely
undedited showing of "The Skeleton
Dance."
Your Host, Donald
Duck
- Donald takes his big chance to host the "Disneyland" show to feature
shorts about (who else?), himself. Shorts include
"Clown of the Jungle",
"Uncle Donald's Ants",
"Test Pilot Donald" and
"Timber." Shown in black and white.
