Conference koolit::disney

Why, I think you just _did_!

    
    Ok, here is the question:
    
    Who in Disney's "The Aristocats" tells O'Malley that he, too is 
    an alley cat?
    
    Simba
    Berlioz
    Dodger
    Toulouse
    Roquefort
    Edgar
    
    Any help appreciated
    
    Pam

    Here is my question.  I had never heard of this Disney movie!
    
    Which of the following professions is Uncle Hiram's profession in
    "So Dear To My Heart"?
    
    Answers:
    
    Blacksmith
    Doctor
    Lawyer
    Farmer
    Traveling Salesman
    Storekeeper
    
    Any help would be appreciated, also.

    The comic strip "Silly Symphomies" made it's Sunday funnies debut on
    January 10, 1932.

    
    
    ref. .3
    
    	Uncle Hiram is a blacksmith.  In the movie a famous horse came
    	into town and the owner asked the crowd for a blacksmith.  Uncle
    	Hiram answered up and shoed the horse.
    

    
    
    I now have a trivia.  
    
    "El Gaucho Goofy" was first released as a segment of which one of the
    following Disney features?
    
    Aladdin		The Three Caballeros		Make Mine Music
    
    Saludos Amigos	Fun and Fancy Free		Melody Time
    
    
    Thanks in advance,
    
    Phil

    Here's my question:
    
    In "Bedknobs and Broomsticks", the star of Astoroth is which one of the
    following items?
    
    Boat	Heavenly Body	Recipe
    Key		Book		Pendant

    Which one of the following things decorates Granny's Hat at the Fair in
    "So Dear to my Heart?"
    
    Violets
    Roses
    Daisies
    Tulips
    Birds
    Grapes
    
    I suspect it might be birds because this is a mixed animation and
    live-action movie and birds would seem to be a logical choice to
    animate flying off of a hat but I haven't drummed up the courage to
    scratch it off yet...
    
    							Michael
    

    
    Which one of the following Walt Disney World attractions was "flight
    tested" by U.S. Astronauts?
    
    Grand Prix Raceway
    Mission to Mars
    Spaceship Earth
    Splash Mountain
    Alien Encounter
    Space Mountain
    
    
    Help 8^/
    
    Debra
    

    
    
    Regarding .8 it's a pendant
    Regarding .10 I believe it was Space Mt.
    
    
    Phil 

    
    <-- Thanks!  That's been the general consensus, so I will take my
        chance.
        

    I read the fine print on the contest and it said that all high and
    mid level prizes (which is everything except the food prizes) have
    six correct answers.  So you don't have to feel bad about getting
    the wrong answer and losing a big prize.

    In the "Dance of the Hours" sequence of Disney's "Fantasia," whose
    dance represents "Morning"?
    
    The Horses'
    The Elephants'
    The Ostriches'
    The Alligators'
    The Hippos'
    The Penguins'
    
    

    Which one of the following Pluto cartoons introduced a Saint Bernard
    puppy named Ronnie?
    
    "T-Bone for Two"
    "The Purloined Pup"
    "The Art of Skiing"
    "Pluto's Purchase"
    "Springtime for Pluto"
    "Bone Trouble"
    

    regarding .10, the answer is indeed Space Mt.  (I have my son's scratch
    piece right in front of me - it was good for a cheeseburger.)
    
    Steve

    Re: .15 - Answer is "The Purloined Pup"
    
    

    When was the "Mickey Mouse" Cartoon "The Karnival Kid" first released
    to Theaters?
    
    1964
    1928
    1947
    1929
    1933
    1951
    
    The answer is July 31, 1929.
    
    
    							Michael
    

I should know this one but...

Why do the bank directors summon Mr. Banks in "Mary Poppins"?

- To ask advice			- To sing to him

- To lend him money		- To fire him

- To give him a medal		- To promote him

    1> In "Mary Poppins," How many lumps of sugar does uncle Albert 
       take in his tea?
       
       Answer is from 0 - 5.
    
    
    2> During the "Jolly Holidays" sequence of "Mary Poppins," Mary 
       orders which one of the following things?
    
       Vanilla Ice Cream			Strawberry Ice Cream
       Lime Ice					Lemon Ice
       Raspberry Ice				Strawberry Ice

    
    
    
    Regarding .19    Fire Him!
    
    Regarding .20    If I remember correctly, and I should because we would
                     watch the video 4 times a day with the kids, Mary get
                     a Raspberry Ice and Uncle Albert asks for "2 please".
    
    
                                             Phil...

    Here is another one:
    
    "One Night in Wonderland" starred the actress who had voiced which one
    of the following Disney characters?
    
    
    Alice in Wonderland			Minnie Mouse
    Snow White				Cinderella
    Cruella Deville			Sleeping Beauty

	And our household can't agree on 'Who is the youngest dwarf?'

    
    I would think it was Dopey - isn't he the only one without a beard?
    
    

    
    Here's another question:
    
    In "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", who does not want Snow White
    to stay in the dwarf's house?
    
    Choices are:  Doc, Dopey, Sleepy, Grumpy, Sneezy, and Bashful
    
    -Ellen.

    re: 500.25
    
    Easy, Grumpy does not want Snow White to stay.  But he changes his
    mind! ;)
    
    Julie

re:                         <<< Note 500.9 by LABC::HA >>>

>    I suspect it might be birds because this is a mixed animation and
>    live-action movie and birds would seem to be a logical choice to
>    animate flying off of a hat but I haven't drummed up the courage to
>    scratch it off yet...

Hope you've maintained your patience, as Beulah Bondi's hat is adorned
with grapes above the front brim.

    Two questions:
    
    1. Which one of the following cartoons is a Mickey Mouse series
       cartoon- 	1. The Cats Out
    			2. Cold Storage
    			3. Spare the Rod
    			4. The Flying Mouse
    			5. In the Bag
    			6. Moving Day
    
    
    2. When waking Sleeping Beauty, the Prince wears which of these color 
       cloaks, in Sleeping Beauty?
    
    			1. Red
    			2. Blue
    			3. Black
    			4. Yellow
    			5. Purple
    			6. Violet
    
    
    

    Re: .14 - the Ostriches reprsent morning - I thought I remembered the
    Hippos and the Alligators dancing together so that eliminated them. 
    Penguins and Elephants seemed unlikely to represent morning.  Ostriches
    seemed like a logical choice because they bury their heads in the ground
    and then pull them out but then I remembered there was a Pegasus sequence
    and I incorrectly guessed Horses.
    
    Re: .27 - I was carrying around the game piece and some of the
    scratchers started to wear off so my son and I scratched them off.
    
    
    							Michael
    
          

    
    
    Re. .28  question 2. I believe his cape was blue.

    Here's my question:
    
    Which one of the following characters stars in the Disney cartoon
    "Bearly Asleep"?
    
    Pluto
    Donald Duck
    Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
    Dale
    Mickey Mouse
    Goofy
    
    Thanks in advance for any help!
    
    Karen

    Here's another for you all...
    
    The Disney family crest can be found on which one of the following 
    Walt Disney World resort buildings?
    
    Cinderella Castle
    
    Liberty Tree Tavern
    
    Main Street City Hall
    
    Main Street Emporioum
    
    The Hall of Presidents
    
    Disneyana Collectibles
    
    
    
    
    Thanks,
    Jim

    2 questions :
    
    	who joins the cats in disney's "the aristocats", when the eat creme
    de la creme a la edgar ?
    
    		napoleon, lafayett, o'malley,madame,roquefort, frou-frou
    
    
    	at the end of "mary poppins" which one of the following things does
    bert say to mary ?
    
    		please don't go at all
    		don't stay away forever
    		don't be to long
    		goodbye from london
    		don't stay away to long
    		goodbye from the children
    
    thanks
    z

"Oh, Teacher" was part of which of the following 
cartoon series?

Mickey Mouse 	   Donald Duck 		Goofy
Oswald the Rabbit  Silly Symphonies  Alice Comedies

    
    Ref .34
    
    	It's Oswald the Rabbit.
    
    The 3rd Oswald the Lucky Rabbit film, "Oh, Teacher" is released. [16]
    [23] ("Oh Teacher" [63.152])

    
    ref .28 question #1
    
    It took awhile, but the answer is:
    
    The Mickey Mouse film, "Moving Day"
    
    is released.

    
    
    Ref: .31
    
    	01/01/1955    Bearly asleep   	Donald Duck
    

How about:

Which one of the following characters is not a character in "Mary Poppins?"

	Bert		Mr. Dawes	Admiral Boom
	Col. Hathi	Ellen		The Constable

Who helps Jeremiah take the honey to Mr. Grundy in "So Dear to me Heart?"

	Uncle Hirem	Tildy		Danny
	Granny		Wise Old Owl	The Judge	

    re: -.1
    
    I believe that it is Col. Hathi that is not in Mary Poppins.

    
    
    Regarding .33 question 2  -  Don't stay away to long.
    
    Regarding .38 question 1  - Col. Hathi (He's the "head" elephant in
    Jungle Book)
    
    
    Phil...

    
    
    Ref: .38 question 2
    
    Uncle Hirem or Hiram (sp?) helped.  
    
    

    Two more:
    
    1) Which one of the following characters does Kaa try to hypnotize in
    Disney's "Jungle Book"?
    
    Baloo	Akela	Rama
    King Louie	Mowgli	Iago
    
    2) Where do Pooh, Piglet and Rabbit hide from Tigger in "Winnie the
    Pooh  and Tigger Too"?
    
    Behind a rock		In Rabbit's house	In Pooh's house
    Under an umbrella		In Piglet's house	In a hollow log
    
    Thanks

    1) Which one of the following characters does Kaa try to hypnotize in
    Disney's "Jungle Book"?

   
    Mowgli 

    2) Where do Pooh, Piglet and Rabbit hide from Tigger in "Winnie the
    Pooh  and Tigger Too"?

    In a hollow log

The Character of Bent-Trail was introduced in which one
of the following DisneCartoons?

The Fox Hunt
Springtime for Pluto
The Legen of coyote Rock
Donald's Gold Mine
The Purloined Pup
Three Little Wolves

My sister has asked me if I knew the answers to some Disney trivia questions.
I thought I could help her, however living in Florida only an hour drive from 
Disneyworld hasn't made me even the slightest bit knowledgeable on the subject.
I tried searching this notes file for some of the answers, but figured my best
bet was to ask all the Disney experts that participate in the conference.  So
here goes:

1.  Who is the mother of Pluto's puppies in Pluto's Quin-puplets?

	Fifi, Felicia, Persephone, Lulu, Saline or Monica?

2.  In the movie Aristocats, Uncle Waldo is:

	a Goose, a Horse, a Raccoon, a Mouse, a Cat or a Dog?

3.  Mickey's first speaking role was in:

	Mickey's Review, The Picnic, The Opry House, The Barn Dance, 
	Karnival Kid, or Plane Crazy?

4.  The Disney family is originally from:

	Austrailia, France, England, Germany, Spain or New Zealand?

5.  When was the Mickey Mouse cartoon Jungle Rhythm first released?

	1926, 1929, 1932, 1933, 1936 or 1938?

I'm not sure exactly why she needs these answers, but appreciate any help that 
you can provide.

Thanks!

-Frank

Sorry, Frank, I only know the answer to #5:

>5.  When was the Mickey Mouse cartoon Jungle Rhythm first released?
>
	(1929)

    Thunderbolt is the name of a racehorse in which of one of the following
    Mickey Mouse Cartoons?
    
    "The Steeple-Chase", "Trader Mickey", "Mickey's Polo Team", "Mickey's
    Rival", "Mickey's Nightmare", "Steamboat Willie".
    
    I promise I'll share the french fries that I'll probably win...
    
    Thanks
    
    Meg

The following is a web page that has answers to many/most McDonald's
trivia questions.  Just type in a search string from the question
and out pops the answer.


http://www.oitc.com/Disney/WhatsNew.html


It also has links to a couple of other similar pages...

Regards,

Gary

.45  Steeplechase...

re: .34 Oswald the Rabbit



                      <<< Note 500.34 by CANON::THOMSEN >>>
                                -< More Trivia >-

"Oh, Teacher" was part of which of the following 
cartoon series?

Mickey Mouse 	   Donald Duck 		Goofy
Oswald the Rabbit  Silly Symphonies  Alice Comedies

    
    I went into the Web page and this is what I found:
    
    .2 = Toulouse
    .3 = Blacksmith
    .6 = Saludos Amigos
    .10 = Space Mountain
    .14 = ostriches
    .18 = 1929
    .22 = Alice in Wonderland
    .25 = Grumpy
    .28 = Sociaty Dog Show
    .31 = Donald Duck
    .33 = Roquefort
    .38 = Col Hathi
    .45 = The Steeple-Chase
    
    That's all I could find

    The correct answer to .32 is...Cinderella Castle
    
    I tried the tavern and lost but one of you may get the same question.
    For what it's worth, the card would have been good for a small coffee
    or drink.
    
    
    Jim
    

re .42 and .43

    1) Which one of the following characters does Kaa try to hypnotize in
    Disney's "Jungle Book"?

       The answer should have been Sher (sp) Khan and not Mowgli. 
       Kaa hypnotizes mowgli while in the tree but when he "tries" 
       to hypnotize Khan, Khan smacks Kaa on the head and says 
       "I've no time for this" (or words to those effect).

Ravi :)

    She's probably looking for answer's to the MacDonalds Disney trivia
    contest that's currently going on. You get a peel and scratch sticker on
    a package of fries. Its a multiple choice trivia question and you can
    win various menu items or the big one - a trip to Disney. And here I am
    scractching these things on Sunday morning with my 11 year old trying to
    figure out the answers when I should have come here.
    
    Rick

    
    Heres two:
    
    1. Which one of the following cartoons is a "Mickey Mouse" cartoon?
    
    "Arctic Antics"      "Squatter's Rights"     "Monkey Melodies"
    
    "Plan Crazy"         "The Cat's Out"         "Foul Hunting"
    
    2. Which one of the following colors do the cards paint the white
       roses in "Alice in Wonderland"?
    
    "Lavender"        "Yellow"         "Gold"
    
    "Pink"            "Red"            "Off-White"
    
    
    Thanks for the help.
    

re: -.1    
<    2. Which one of the following colors do the cards paint the white
<       roses in "Alice in Wonderland"?
<    
<    "Lavender"        "Yellow"         "Gold"
<    
<    "Pink"            "Red"            "Off-White"
    
I thought it was red.

Plane Crazy is a Mickey Mouse cartoon.  And the roses were painted red.



                      <<< Note 500.52 by SHRCTR::PGILL >>>
                           -< Mickey Mouse / Alice >-

    
    Heres two:
    
    1. Which one of the following cartoons is a "Mickey Mouse" cartoon?
    
    "Arctic Antics"      "Squatter's Rights"     "Monkey Melodies"
    
    "Plan Crazy"         "The Cat's Out"         "Foul Hunting"
    
    2. Which one of the following colors do the cards paint the white
       roses in "Alice in Wonderland"?
    
    "Lavender"        "Yellow"         "Gold"
    
    "Pink"            "Red"            "Off-White"
    
    
    Thanks for the help.
    

    In addition to the page mentioned a few back, this one claims to have
    all the questions/answers and has a nice simple search engine:
    
    http://www.galaxymall.com/storms/
    
    -Steve
    

I got a Big Mac from one of the questions which asked about a Mickey Mouse
cartoon.  The answer was something about "Giant" or "Giant Land."

     Carol

 Thanks Steve. Just found the answer to two questions I was stuck on in under
 a minute. Isn't the NET fabulous.....

 mike

I used the net for this one, but the answer supplied is not on my available
list of answers:

In "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too," on which one of the following
morning types does tigger go exploring?

	cold	sunny	hot
	snowy	rainy	blustery

The net page indicated the answer was misty...

IN "SO DEAR TO MY HEART", JEREMIAH KEEPS THE WISE OLD 
OWL'S CARDS IN WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PLACES?

answer: A CIGAR BOX	   


MICKEY MOUSE WORE WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING KINDS OF
HAT ON MONDAY ON THE ORIGINAL "THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB"?

answer: STRAW

    When was the Disney "Alice Comedy" "Alice's Balloon Race" first
    released to Theaters?
    
    
    Which Disney comedy features a mechanical cow?
    

Acting on the assumption that the questions posed in the former
topics 501 and 504 are part of the McDonald's contest, I've moved
501.0, 501.1, and 500.3 to 500.60, 500.61, and 500.62, respectively
and note 504 to 500.63 (I deleted the original 501.2 because it was
a pointer to this topic, 500).

Even if they're not McDonald's-contest-related, well, let's keep the
trivia notes confined to this topic (that is, the ones that aren't
part of Mike Scopa's contest in #492... :-) ).

Thanks for your cooperation.

-- Nina, with moderator ears on

Which character doesn't appear in "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger too"?

Owl	Kanga	  Roo	   Piglet         Rabbit	    Eeyore 

(not sure if Eeyore was a choice, I forgot the game piece this morning)

    Three questions please, but on a side not, thanks for the answers and
    help from a previous note.  It was a hoot to see my 2 & 4 year old sons
    claim their "free has browns".  They were so excited they WON!!  I
    think they thought they were the only winners!  Thanks again!
    
    Questions:
    
    1) Who starred in the 1928 animated film a daily New York City paper
    called "an ingenious piece of work"?
    Horace Horsecollar		Mickey Mouse	Pluto
    Oswald the Lucky Rabbit	Chip & Dale   	Figaro
    
    2) In Disney's "The Aristocats," O'Malley says his "Name covers all
    of......" which one of the following places?
    France		Europe		The World
    Lyon		The Hills	Paris
    
    3) According to Roquefort in Disney's "The Aristocats," how many dunks
    of his cracker will he "require"?
    Just one more	Just two	Just a few
    Only four		Just one	Too many to count

                       <<< Note 500.66 by SHRMSG::HILL >>>
                  -< Thanks for the help & 3 more questions >-

    
    Questions:
    
    1) Who starred in the 1928 animated film a daily New York City paper
    called "an ingenious piece of work"?
    Horace Horsecollar		Mickey Mouse	Pluto
    Oswald the Lucky Rabbit	Chip & Dale   	Figaro


>>>  Mickey Mouse

    
    2) In Disney's "The Aristocats," O'Malley says his "Name covers all
    of......" which one of the following places?
    France		Europe		The World
    Lyon		The Hills	Paris

>>>  Europe


    
    3) According to Roquefort in Disney's "The Aristocats," how many dunks
    of his cracker will he "require"?
    Just one more	Just two	Just a few
    Only four		Just one	Too many to count

>>>  Just a few

    1)Where is the locale of the first scene of "So Dear To My Heart"?
    
    the barn	the attic	the cornfield
    
    the country fair	the kitchen	a bedroom
    
    
    
    2)In the 1940 cartoon "Mr Mouse Takes A Trip," how does Mickey travel?
    
    by rocket ship	by airplane	by hot-air baloon
    
    by bus	by train	by boat
    

    
    
    An assortment of questions....
    
    
    1.  Which one of the following names is Uncle Hiram's last
    name in "So Dear To My Heart"?
    
    Ferguson	Moore	Grundy	Jackson		Roosevelt	Douglas
    
    
    2.  Owl tells piglet which one of the following things to divert him in 
    "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day"?
    
    Shaggy Dog Story		Fairy Tale		An Amusing Anecdote
    News Story			Riddle			Knock-Knock Joke
    
    
    3. At the beginning of Disney's "The Aristocats," who is Madame
    Bonfamille expecting at her home?
    
    Her Cat's Doctor		Scat Cat		O'Malley
    Her Attorney		Her Doctor		Lafayette
    
    4. Baloo can't stand which one of the following things in Disney's
    1967 "Jungle Book"?
    
    Singing		Dates		Bananas		Bacheera
    Tickling		Honey
    
    5.  Which one of the following seven dwarfs utters the fewest
    lines in "Sow White and the Seven Dwarfs"?
    
    Sleepy	Sneezy		Grumpy		Happy
    Bashful	Dopey
    
    

    1)Where is the locale of the first scene of "So Dear To My Heart"?
    
    the barn	the attic	the cornfield
    
    the country fair	the kitchen	a bedroom
    
    
    Answer is:  THE ATTIC
    
    (I had this one, too)

>    1.  Which one of the following names is Uncle Hiram's last
>    name in "So Dear To My Heart"?
>    
>    Ferguson	Moore	Grundy	Jackson		Roosevelt	Douglas

Douglas
    
    
>    2.  Owl tells piglet which one of the following things to divert him in 
>    "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day"?
>    
>    Shaggy Dog Story		Fairy Tale		An Amusing Anecdote
>    News Story			Riddle			Knock-Knock Joke

I believe it's An Amusing Anecdote (not 100% certain)
    
    
>    3. At the beginning of Disney's "The Aristocats," who is Madame
>    Bonfamille expecting at her home?
>    
>    Her Cat's Doctor		Scat Cat		O'Malley
>    Her Attorney		Her Doctor		Lafayette

Her Attorney
    
>    4. Baloo can't stand which one of the following things in Disney's
>    1967 "Jungle Book"?
>    
>    Singing		Dates		Bananas		Bacheera
>    Tickling		Honey

Tickling
    
>    5.  Which one of the following seven dwarfs utters the fewest
>    lines in "Sow White and the Seven Dwarfs"?
>    
>    Sleepy	Sneezy		Grumpy		Happy
>    Bashful	Dopey
    
Dopey (he doesn't talk!)    

In "Pinocchio" who does Pinocchio say is his best friend?

	Honest John
	The Blue Fairy
	Gappetto
	Figaro
	Lampwick
	Jiminy Cricket

Thanks

Doug

>                     <<< Note 500.72 by MIZZOU::WIEDEMAN >>>
>                          -< Pinocchio's best friend >-
>
>In "Pinocchio" who does Pinocchio say is his best friend?

>	Lampwick

>    2.  Owl tells piglet which one of the following things to divert him in 
>    "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day"?
>    
>    Shaggy Dog Story		Fairy Tale		An Amusing Anecdote
>    News Story			Riddle			Knock-Knock Joke

I believe it's An Amusing Anecdote (not 100% certain)
    
this is correct. My kids have the tape and he tells Piglet a story about his
grandfather who lived to ripe old age of 103 but would never admit to being
older than 90........

mike

    
    
    Thanks!  All the answers were correct.  
    
    Val

    Out of all the cards here's what's left. Any help is appreciated.
    
    Dennis--
    
    1. In disney's "Pocahontas," Which one of the following words
    does Pocahontas first say to Her Father?
    
    "Greetings"   "Powhatan"   "Listen"   "No"   "Wingapo"   "Daddy"
    
    
    2. Which one of the Following Kinds of Puppet Dances around Pinocchio
     in the puppet show in "Pinoccchio"?
    
    Spanish   Indian	Russian   British   Greek   Chinese
    
    
    3. Which one of the Following kinds of animals is TIBBS in
    "101 Dalmatians"?
    
    A Cow   A Bird   A Mouse   A Cat   A Dog   A Horse	

    
      SGT. TIBBS is the cat.
    
    

1. Pretty sure she says Daddy first but I'd wait for confirmation.

2. Defiantely the Russians. They get all tangled up.

3. Tibbs is the cat in 101 Dalmation I belive again let someone second me
    before scratching....

According to the Disney page on the Net the answer for Pocahontas is 

"Wingapo"

and tibbs is definately a cat.

    Well Wingapo means hello, so that makes sense.
    

    Here's my last question...
    
    Which one of the following descriptions is true of Disney's "Mouse
    Factory"?
    
    a) one hour long
    
    b) recorded in Fantasound
    
    c) a mix of clips & live comedy
    
    d) 100% animated
    
    e) no animation
    
    f) ran only in summer
    
    
    
    many thanks,
    jim

according to Web page the answer is C 


     c) a mix of clips & live comedy

 mike

    Thanks Mike!!!
    
    Not a big winner but a small drink or coffee at least...
    
    jim

    Need an answer:
    
    When was Walt Disney's cartoon "Ride 'Em Plowboy!" first released
    to theaters?
    
    a. 1951
    b, 1962
    c. 1928
    d. 1933
    e. 1947
    f. 1927
    
    thanks!

    Here are some answers to questions:
    
    Who brings Mowgli to the wolf family in Disneys; '67 Jungle Book?
    
    	Bagheera
    
    Who does not appear in "Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs"?
    	
    	Jumpy  (easy)
    
    In Cinderella, who destroys Cinderella's dress?
    
    	The stepsisters
    
    In Disney's "Pocahontas" which ... kind.. of animal is Meeko?
    
    	Raccoon
    
    

    QUESTION:
    
    IN THE 1940 CARTOON "MR. MOUSE TAKES A TRIP," HOW DOES MICKEY TRAVEL?
    
    CHOICES:
    
    BY ROCKET SHIP     BY AIRPLANE     BY HOT-AIR BALLOON
    BY BUS             BY TRAIN        BY BOAT

    I have the following questions that I don't know the answers to:
    
    1. Which one of the following characters stars in the Disney cartoon
    "Father's Day Off"?
    	Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
    	Donald Duck
    	Dale
    	Goofy
    	Mickey Mouse
    	Pluto
    
    2. In the 1939 Disney cartoon "Goofy and Wilbur", which one of the
    following types of creature is Wilbur?
    	A Dog
    	A Pelican
    	A Grasshopper
    	A Walrus
    	A Camel
    	A Raccoon
    
    3. To Which of the following places does Stromboli say his world tour
    will take him in "Pinocchio"?
    	Las Vegas
    	Berlin
    	Moscow
    	Constantinople
    	Athens
    	Rome
    
    4. Which one of the following names does Christopher Robin
    affectionately call Winnie the Pooh?
    	Silly Old Bear
    	Little Honey Pot
    	Chubby Little Cubby
    	Pooh Who
    	Willy Nilly Bear
    	Pooh Bah
    
    5. Who turns on the phonograph in "So Dear to my Heart"?
    	Mr. Grundy
    	Uncle Hiram
    	Jeremiah
    	Tildy
    	The Judge
    	Granny
    
    6. In which one of the following towns does "So Dear to My Heart" take
    place?
    	Hickory
    	Allentown
    	Harrington
    	Bedford Heights
    	Fulton Corners
    	Springfield
    
    7. Edgar rides into which one of the following things after being
    chased by Napoleon in the "Aristocats"?
    	A Boat
    	A Windmill
    	A Bakery
    	A Church
    	A Corn Field
    	A Tree
    
    

   Sorry, I only know the anwers to 3 & 4.

>   3. To Which of the following places does Stromboli say his world tour
>   will take him in "Pinocchio"?

    	Constantinople
    
>   4. Which one of the following names does Christopher Robin
>   affectionately call Winnie the Pooh?
 
   	Silly Old Bear
 

answers

 Plowboys was released in 1928

 Mr Mouse takes a train

 Dad's day off was goofy

 Wilbur is a grasshopper

 Jeremiah turns on the phonograph

 Dear to my heart takes place in Fulton Corners

 Edgar runs into a windmill

 some I knew some I looked up.....


 mike

    
    
    Two more....
    
    1) According to the Mad Hatter in Disney's "Alice in Wonderland," 
    the white rabbit's watch is how slow?
    
    Two days	A year and a half	Thirty seconds
    One hour	Ten minutes		A fortnight
    
    2) Which one of the following names do the monkey's call Baloo
    in Disney's 1967 "The Jungle Book"?
    
    Bear Brain		Hothead		Handsome
    Big Britches	Papa Bear	Britches
    
    Thanks again!  
    

    1 " Fantasia " question:
    
    Camera work on the Ava Maria sequence in "Fantasia" was finished how
    long before the film premier?
    
    1 year 	2 weeks 	1 week
    
    1 month 	12 hrs  	2 days
    
    						Thanks
    							Matt

    		I have the following:
    	
    	Which one of the following days was "Fun with Music Day" on 
    "The Mickey Mouse Club" of the 1950's?
    
    Friday	Thursday	Tuesday		Monday		Wednesday
    
    Sunday
    
    			Thanks in advance....I don't have a clue...	
    
    				Bob

So, has anyone won anything decent, yet?

 The rabbit's watch is 2 days slow

 the monkeys called Baloo Hothead

 Ava Maria was finished 2 days before the premier.

 and no I haven't won anything decent yet. Sandwiches and Sodas...

 mike

    
    The Ava Marie Question was for a Large Fries or Hash Brown.  

    We've won several hash browns/sm fries and sm drinks.  One sandwich
    and that's it, but that was enought for my 2 & 4 year old!  I was
    hoping for at least a video.
    
    Beth

    	RE: note .92	
    		Does no one know the answer for my question??
    
    			:^(
    
                           
    		Could be the big winner!!!
    
    				Bob

    The answers according to the McDonald's Trivia page on the Internet is:
    
    

    Sorry, I hit the key to fast - The answer is Monday
    

    		Thanks for the answer......
    
    	The big prize was..............a Big Mac or Egg Mcmuffin
    
    
    				Bob

    
    
    According to Mr. Banks in "Mary Poppins" When are his slippers due?
    
    6:37 P.M.   	6:02 P.M.	6:00 P.M.
    
    6:45 P.M.		6:30 P.M. 	6:05 P.M.
    
    						

    1) When was the Disney "Alice Comedy" "Alice's Balloon Race" first
    released to the theaters?
    
    	1924	1925	1926	1929	1931	1939
    
    2) "The Mechanical Cow" was part of which one of the following cartoon
    series?
    
    	-Alice Comedies
    	-Donald Duck
    	-Silly Symphonies
    	-Goofy
    	-Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
    	-Mickey Mouse
    

 The slippers were due back at 6:02pm.

 The balloon race from Alice's comedy was released in 1925.

 The Mechanical Cow was part of the Oswald the Rabbit cartoon series.

    
    re .103
    
    Thanks for the Big Mac & fries.

    Question:  What is the name of Walt's brother and partner?
    
    Thanks!
    

    2 Questions that I haven't seen in here yet.....
    
    Who introduces the story of "The Walrus and the Carpenter" in Disney's
    "Alice in Wonderland?
    
    	Tweedledee and Tweedledum
    	The King and Queen of Hearts
    	The Card Painters
    	Flamingos
    	Alice and the Chesire Cat
    	Mad Hatter and March Hare
    
    In Disney's "The Aristocats", which one of the following things will be
    O'Malley's Guide back to Paris?
    
    	Duchess' Heart
    	The Stars
    	A Roadmap
    	Edgar's Tracks
    	Duchess' Eyes
    	Napoleon's Paw Prints
    
    Thanks,
    Jeanne
    

    	Tweedledee and Tweedledum introduce the story of the Walrus and
Carpenter.

	O'Malley's guide back to Paris will be the Stars..........
 

    Yup, you were right.  My price was a cheeseburger and a small drink.
    
    thank you,
    Jeanne
    

Well it's easy to get the right answers when you use the internet. Anyways
you're more then welcome Jeanne. Any chance you remember me from Old Orchard
Beach? If I'm not mistaken I'm your husband's friend who has the camper in 
Pinehirst Trailer Park...........

mike

    Mike,
    
    I think I remember you.  Do you have two girls?  I remember my son
    borrowing a bicycle from you while we were at your camp site.  
    
    BTW, I saw an article in the paper this weekend about people using the
    Net to get answers to their McDonald's trivia questions.  The article
    said that McDonald's didn't keep track of how many free burgers, fries,
    and drinks they had given away due to the contest, but believed it to
    be more than they originally anticipated.  Of course, the 17 year old
    kid that won the grand prize (I believe it was cash), didn't get his
    answer from the Net, according to the report, all of his answers would
    have been correct making him an automatic winner.
    
    Anyway, I got my answers here, but McDonald's didn't lose out.  I went
    to use the coupons yesterday and I noticed they had expired earlier
    this month.  
    
    Jeanne
    

Yes that's me and I remember your son Steve borrowing one of my daughter's
bike. Your son also had a buddy along with him that was about twice the size
of your son.  Maybe we'll see you up there around the 4th of July?

mike

    >McDonald's didn't lose out.
    
    Of course not!  Food promotions are a way of life!  I went to 2 hockey
    games last season and on the back of both tickets was a coupon for a
    free large sandwich.  Earlier this month, the tray placemats had
    coupons for the new 'arch' burger.  McD's builds this into the budget.
    
    I'll bet Disney is more aware of the net and maybe even lent a hand to
    the trivia site.  Guerilla marketing?
    
    Mark