![]() ![]() Many of the questions bring up interesting information that has not been published elsewhere, and readers will delight in discovering some of the secrets behind their favorite movies and theme parks. ![]() The book is divided into chapters that each cover an aspect of Disney history, including Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Disney films, Disney television, and Disney characters. Disney Trivia from the Vault Theme Park Press. "Ask Dave" questions have come from Disney enthusiasts the world over, and have covered topics ranging from Cinderella''s last name (Tremaine) to the number of triangles covering the surface of Epcot''s Spaceship Earth (11,324 facets comprising 954 triangles.) Over 1,100 questions have been fielded by Dave, and this book is a compendium of the most interesting and revealing of those queries. George McGinnis, Lonnie Burr, Alice Davis, Dave Smith, Al Konetzni, Bill Sully Sullivan, Richard M. In the ensuing thirty years, his column has continued through multiple publications, including Disney Magazine, the on-line "Disney Insider," and most recently the D23 website. Today we are going to take a look at a question about Steamboat Willie that Sophie uncovered in the book Disney Trivia from the Vault by Mr. ![]() A treasure trove of Disney trivia by Dave Smith, Chief Archivist Emeritus of the Walt Disney Archivesīeginning with the July 1983 issue of Disney Channel Magazine, Dave Smith began answering Disney trivia questions from viewers of the Disney Channel. Disney Trivia From The Vault: Secrets Revealed and Questions Answered Smith, Dave on. ![]()
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