What we have here is a big binder full of scripts that represent every piece of taped, live, and filmed narration used in Disneyland as of January 14, 1963 (the front page [unscanned] has that date hand-written in pencil.)
I'm going to try (!) to scan the whole binder, but at my rate of posting, that may take until 2019. Oh, well. Every little bit helps.
Here's the first few pages: a table of contents that lists the binder's archive. One portion not listed but that can be found in the binder is the live narration one would hear in the shuttle that schlepped guests from their cars to the main gate.
I bought this at an NFFC show at least 12 years ago for about....$30. Hard to believe.
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Amazing! The next nine years are gonna be great. :)
I was -1 years old when these scripts were read.
DisneyDispatch.com has a link to your blog. (I would've told you privately but couldn't find your e-mail address.)
Scan faster...
Thanks for the link! Glad you're enjoying the blog.
Wow! Can't wait to read these - especially the Jungle Cruise one, to see if it is jokey or not... Awesome Jed!
This is gonna be fun. My goal will be to memorize each script. Especially looking forward to the Flying Saucer narration.
Whoa, crazy! This is gonna be some series...!
WOW!!! Can't wait for all of this! Sweet- thanks!
You've still got time to meet the 2019 goal!
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