Deborah Gibson performing "Home" from her stint as Belle in the Broadway production of "Beauty and the Beast" back in 1997 on The Rosie O'Donnell Show.
Friday, September 16, 2011
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Herbie The Love Bug In Person
Easily one of my favorite film franchises of all-time is the Herbie The Love Bug series of films from Disney. I've seen plenty of Herbie cars in my travels, mostly cars used in the newer 2005 movie or the Disney On Ice production from the 80's. But to see a real honest to goodness Herbie used in one of the original movies is a real treat. So, when I learned that the REAL HERBIE was going to be in my neck of the woods I got pretty excited.
This past weekend I dragged my kids up to the Antique Auto Club of America Museum in Hershey, PA to see two authentic Herbie The Love Bugs used in the filming of the 1974 sequel Herbie Rides Again. The original movie, The Love Bug, was the highest grossing movie of 1969 and apparently stayed the top box office grosser of all time until a little film with some spaceships, robots and lightsabers showed up in 1977.
The AACA Museum has two Herbie cars on loan from the William E. Swigart, Jr Automobile Museum in Huntingdon, PA. They are on display until April 24, 2011. The first Herbie is in beautiful condition:
This past weekend I dragged my kids up to the Antique Auto Club of America Museum in Hershey, PA to see two authentic Herbie The Love Bugs used in the filming of the 1974 sequel Herbie Rides Again. The original movie, The Love Bug, was the highest grossing movie of 1969 and apparently stayed the top box office grosser of all time until a little film with some spaceships, robots and lightsabers showed up in 1977.
The AACA Museum has two Herbie cars on loan from the William E. Swigart, Jr Automobile Museum in Huntingdon, PA. They are on display until April 24, 2011. The first Herbie is in beautiful condition:
The original Herbie was a pearl white 1963 Volkswagen (VW) Model 117 Deluxe 2-door sedan equipped with a sunroof.
Also on display is this beat up Herbie:
The beat up interior
Also on display is this beat up Herbie:
The beat up interior
Poor Herbie, he's been through a lot.
And for extra nerdy fun, here's the registration for Herbie:
This is a sign that was used when Herbie made public appearances back in the day. Since the original four theatrical films, there has also been a TV movie in 1997 and a 5th theatrical production, Herbie Fully Loaded in 2005.
And for extra nerdy fun, here's the registration for Herbie:
This is a sign that was used when Herbie made public appearances back in the day. Since the original four theatrical films, there has also been a TV movie in 1997 and a 5th theatrical production, Herbie Fully Loaded in 2005.
Herbie is awesome!
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
3 Year Old Girl Takes Down Minnie Mouse
Friday, January 28, 2011
Dinner Plans?
Labels:
1970's,
Contemporary Resort,
dining,
food,
Ft. Wilderness,
paper,
Polynesian,
Walt Disney World
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Checking Out
When you're into rare vintage WDW ephemera, it pays off to have horders as parents. Here's the bill from a 1982 Christmas visit to Fort Wilderness.
Labels:
1980's,
Ft. Wilderness,
paper,
Walt Disney World
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Nightmare With Annette
What in the name of Robert and Richard Sherman is going on in this vintage TV clip?
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