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| 1958
Audio Tour of  |
Welcome
to 1958 |
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"Disneyland
will be the essence of America as we know it, the nostalgia of the past with exciting
glimpses into the future." - Walt Disney |
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| 1958
Audio Tour of |
Welcome
to 1958 |
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"Disneyland
will be the essence of America as we know it, the nostalgia of the past with exciting
glimpses into the future." - Walt Disney |
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| In 1958, an LP record was released on the Disneyland label, featuring the voices of Walt Disney and Cliff Edwards as Jiminy Cricket as they took the listener on an audio trip through Disneyland of 1958, complete with original music scores for each land. Sorcerer's Workshop is privileged to share this fascinating audio time capsule with you. Some
of our guests may be familiar with the recently rereleased 1956 album,
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 | Jiminy Cricket: Hello. I'm Jiminy Cricket, and I'm going along with you on one of the most exciting trips you've ever taken - a tour of Disneyland, U.S.A. |
| Best
of all, we'll meet Walt Disney himself, and he's going to point out the principal
sights in his Magic Kingdom. | |
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| (Welcome
& Main Street U.S.A. tracks are combined in one RealAudio file found at the bottom of the Main Street U.S.A. page) |
| Background
illustrations for our 1958-Welcome, 1958-Main
Street, U.S.A., and 1958-Fantasyland,
and Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad pages
were scanned from a trio of 3"x5", single-fold notecards. The back side
reads, "© Disneyland, Inc." Sorcerer Mickey welcomes any information
that guests may care to offer as to the history, value, and missing members of
this notecard set. These illustrations seem to represent conceptual artwork predating
the opening of Disneyland. |
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