The Mickey Mouse Revue, Walt Disney World 1971 LoreneFaith 2007-11-23 | The Mickey Mouse Revue performs at Walt Disney World 1971.
Irishtown October 20, 2010 LoreneFaith 2016-09-04 | This was the last time I was able to film my brother Mike on the drums, Pete singing and playing guitar, and Eddie singing and playing the harmonica at Irishtown pub in Vancouver WA before I moved back to California in 2011. I have a lot of good memories there of the family getting together and just having fun. Love the good Irish ale and food too!
This Land Is Your Land Kids Of The Kingdom & The Osmonds, 1970 Disneyland LoreneFaith 2013-10-13 | Disneyland's Kids of the Kingdom and The Osmond Brothers perform "This Land Is Your Land" at Disneyland in 1970. Enjoy some great vintage Disney rides several of which no longer exist. Dig that great 60's beat. Isn't that cute Kurt at the end? ")
My SoCal Los Angeles Tujunga California Christmas with Brigit LoreneFaith 2011-12-28 | This video was taken on Christmas day 2011. My first Christmas in Los Angeles, (Tujunga, California) with my Christmas pup, Brigit. I got her on Christmas eve. She is 8 months old and 20 lbs. I am blessed to have such a beautiful and sweet new best friend. I live right at the foothills of the Angeles National forest. There is also a view of them in the video. The song is performed by "The Great American Swing Band".
1959 Walt Disney Presents Disneyland Opening & Closing Theme LoreneFaith 2011-08-12 | Here is the 1959 version of the Opening and Closing theme of Walt Disney Presents Disneyland brought to you on ABC and featuring Tinkerbell.
Walt Disney Presents The Wonderful World Of Color (1961 Opening) LoreneFaith 2011-08-12 | The 1961 opening theme to Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, Sunday nights on NBC, featuring Tinker Bell.
Walt Disneys Disneyland Opening (1957) LoreneFaith 2011-08-12 | Here is the original black and white opening of Walt Disney's Disneyland from 1957, featured on ABC and starring Tinkerbell.
Stout Hearted Men Nelson Eddy (New Moon 1940) LoreneFaith 2011-08-02 | The rousing song "Stout Hearted Men" from the 1940 movie New Moon. Nelson Eddy rallies the troops and leads the chorus. Composed by Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II.
Walt Disneys The Wonderful World of Color Theme - 1961 LoreneFaith 2011-05-15 | In 1961, "Walt Disney Presents" moved to NBC, (the first to have "in living color" programming), and became "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color" with a new theme song sung by The Wellingtons. Music and lyrics by the famous Sherman Brothers. Orchestrated by Norman "Buddy" Baker.
Dixieland When The Saints Go Marching In at Disneyland 1962 LoreneFaith 2011-02-13 | Dixieland music at 1962 Disneyland After Dark, including a choir singing "When The Saints Go Marching In" aboard the Mark Twain. The passengers join in holding sparklers and Disney fireworks in the night sky!
At Christmas Time & Toys Medley - Song of Norway (1970) LoreneFaith 2010-12-05 | From the wonderful 1970 musical, "The Song of Norway" which told the story of the musical career of Norway's most famous composer, Edvard Grieg. This clip features a sleigh ride through the snow and delightful singing by Florence Henderson as Nina, Toralv Maurstad as Edvard Grieg, and Harry Secombe as Bioernstjerne Bjoernson. Directed by Andrew L. Stone.
Kurt Russell, EJ Peaker, Osmonds Haunted Mansion Disneyland 1970 LoreneFaith 2010-10-25 | This is a clip from Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color, 1970 "Disneyland After Dark". Kurt Russell, EJ Peaker and the Osmonds go on a trip through the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland.
Theres Something In The Air - Tony Martin (1936) LoreneFaith 2010-10-17 | This is a clip from one of my favorite movies "Banjo On My Knee" from 1936. Yes the storyline is weak and some of the acting is horrible, but I love the story anyway and I love all of the great music! It is set in New Orleans. This clip features Tony Martin (Chick Bean) in a beautiful rendition of "There's Something In The Air" with music provided by "The River Troubadours.
Where The Lazy River Goes By - Barbara Stanwyck (1936) LoreneFaith 2010-10-17 | This is a clip from one of my favorite movies "Banjo On My Knee" from 1936. Yes the storyline is weak and some of the acting is horrible, but I love the story anyway and I love all of the great music! It is set in New Orleans. This clip features Barbara Stanwyck (Pearl Elliott Holley) singing "Where The Lazy River Goes By". She is joined by Joel McCrea (husband, Ernie Holley) on the harmonica.
Walter Brennan & His Contraption Song Medley (1936) LoreneFaith 2010-10-17 | This is a clip from one of my favorite movies "Banjo On My Knee" from 1936. Yes the storyline is weak and some of the acting is horrible, but I love the story anyway and I love all of the great music! It is set in New Orleans. This clip features Walter Brennen (Newt Holley) performing a song medley on his contraption (one-man band). Song medley includes: "I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover", "Oh Susannah", "Swanee", "Oh Christmas Tree" and "Dixie". Barbara Stanwyck (Pearl Elliot Holley) is in the audience.
Where The Lazy River Goes By - Barbara Stanwyck & Tony Martin LoreneFaith 2010-10-17 | This is a clip from one of my favorite movies "Banjo On My Knee" from 1936. Yes the storyline is weak and some of the acting is horrible, but I love the story anyway and I love all of the great music! It is set in New Orleans. This clip features Barbara Stanwyck (Pearl Elliott Holley) and Tony Martin (Chick Bean) singing a very romantic version of "Where The Lazy River Goes By" with a backdrop of a moonlit Mississippi. Music provided by "The River Troubadours".
Banjo On My Knee/Swanee (1936) Buddy Ebsen & Barbara Stanwyck LoreneFaith 2010-10-17 | This is a clip from one of my favorite movies "Banjo On My Knee" from 1936. Yes the storyline is weak and some of the acting is horrible, but I love the story anyway and I love all of the great music! It is set in New Orleans. This clip features Buddy Ebsen (Buddy) singing and dancing to "Banjo On My Knee" and he is joined by Barbara Stanwyck (Pearl Elliott Holley) in her first film that she sung and danced in, and they dance to "Swanee" with music provided by "The River Troubadours". Walter Brennen (Newt Holley) joins in with additional background accompaniment on his contraption.
Walt Disneys Johnny Shiloh Opening, Song Medley, and Closing (1957) LoreneFaith 2010-10-11 | This is the opening and closing scenes as well as a civil war song medley of "When This Cruel War Is Over" and "The Bonnie Blue Flag" from the 1957 Walt Disney classic "Johnny Shiloh". Starring Kevin Corcoran (as Johnny Lincoln Clem).
Disneylands 1965 Tencennial With Walt Disney & Julie Rheim LoreneFaith 2010-10-10 | This is a clip from the 1965 tencennial celebration at Disneyland in Anaheim California. In this show, the first "Disneyland Ambassador" was introduced to the world in the person of Julie Rheim, a young woman who had worked as a tour guide at Disneyland before being named "Miss Disneyland Tencennial" and being awarded the "ambassador" role. The show consisted of Walt Disney himself taking Julie on an extensive behind-the-scenes tour.
EJ Peaker at Disneyland - Walkin Happy (1970) LoreneFaith 2010-10-08 | From Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color, 1970 "Disneyland After Dark". Adorable EJ Peaker aboard the Mark Twain riverboat at Disneyland in the company of the Osmond Brothers singing "Walkin' Happy" (There's a kind of walk you walk).
Walt Disneys Greyfriars Bobby Opening/Closing (1961) LoreneFaith 2010-10-08 | Here is the opening and closing theme from the Walt Disney 1961 production of the delightful and true story of the famous little Skye terrier, Greyfriars Bobby who took the heart of Edinburgh Scotland. Directed by Don Chaffey. Greyfriars Bobby was a Skye Terrier who became known in 19th-century Edinburgh after reportedly spending 14 years guarding the grave of his owner, John Gray, until he died himself on 14 January 1872. A year later, Lady Burdett-Coutts had a statue and fountain erected at the southern end of the George IV Bridge to commemorate him.
Down on the Corner - The Osmond Brothers at Disneyland 1970 LoreneFaith 2010-10-08 | From Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color, 1970 "Disneyland After Dark". The Osmond Brothers on a trip down main street singing "Down on the corner". Also along for the ride are joined by E.J. Peaker and Kurt Russell.
The Song of Norway Theme sung by Frank Porretta (1970) LoreneFaith 2010-10-08 | This is the hauntingly beautiful theme to the Song of Norway sung by international opera singer Frank Porretta, who portrayed Edvard Grieg's closest friend Richard Nordraak in the film, with the breathtaking beauty of Norway as the backdrop.This wonderful 1970 musical told the story of the musical career of Norway's most famous composer, Edvard Grieg (portrayed by Toralv Maurstad).
Sugar Sugar - Kurt Russell at Disneyland 1970 (So Cute!) LoreneFaith 2010-09-06 | Adorable Kurt Russell singing "Sugar Sugar" at Disneyland 1970. This is a clip from The Wonderful World of Disney - "Disneyland Showtime". "Sugar Sugar" was made famous by The Archies.
The Blues Has Taken Over Irishtown Pub - Part 2 LoreneFaith 2010-07-28 | This last Sunday, July 25, 2010 the blues took over the Irishtown pub! Thanks to blues harmonica player, Eddie Ishem from New Orleans. Pete Yeates, famous musician from Ireland who now resides in Vancouver WA and owner of Irishtown plays the guitar and sings and is joined by my brother Mike Hanley on the drums.
The Blues Has Taken Over Irishtown Pub - Part 1 LoreneFaith 2010-07-28 | This last Sunday, July 25, 2010 the blues took over the Irishtown pub! Thanks to blues harmonica player, Eddie Ishem from New Orleans. Pete Yeates, famous musician from Ireland who now resides in Vancouver WA and owner of Irishtown plays the guitar and sings and is joined by my brother Mike Hanley on the drums.
FINALLY! The Windjammer Restoration Preview & Restored Trailer LoreneFaith 2010-04-10 | I am so delighted to be able to show you a peek of what this wonderful movie is going to look like when we finally have the chance to see it restored to its former glory. Windjammer fans have waited for this day to come for a long time now. Here is a little of the history: Since summer 2009, David Strohmaier, of "Cinerama Adventure" fame and John Sittig of Pacific Theatre in Los Angeles have spent considerable time to find the best elements of the classic CineMiracle semi-documentary and feature film "Windjammer" to be able to re-release it on DVD, Blu-ray and perhaps even in special showings at theaters, museums and other venues. "Windjammer", a travelogue about the voyage of the Norwegian school ship "Christian Radich". Filmed in CineMiracle and produced by legendary Louis de Rochemont, the film - largely unseen since it's original release - is now being prepared the first time to home theatre screens and cinemas in a digital version. At this early stage, however, no DVD distributor has been set for there is no street date for the release but hopefully sometime in late 2010. "Windjammer" was a major success during its release and was seen by millions of people all over the world. The film is vividly remembered by many who saw it, and a few of them have had the pleasure to see it projected recently in specialized cinemas during widescreen film festivals. To this day, you can still find "Windjammer" references in hotels and bars across the globe. You can read much more about this exciting moment in movie history at: http://in70mm.com/news/2009/windjammer/index.htm
Walt Disneys Rob Roy - The Wedding (1953) LoreneFaith 2010-04-04 | This wonderful 1953 Walt Disney film re-unites Richard Todd as Rob Roy MacGregor the Highland Rogue with his lovely co-star Glynis Johns as Helen Mary MacPherson MacGregor (Mrs. Banks in Mary Poppins) from another period of the Disney Studios, "The Sword And The Rose" (1953). This is a clip of the lively wedding scene with Scottish Gaelic singing and the bagpipes.
Walt Disneys Rob Roy (1953) Opening & Closing Credits LoreneFaith 2010-04-04 | This wonderful 1953 Walt Disney film re-unites Richard Todd as Rob Roy MacGregor the Highland Rogue with his lovely co-star Glynis Johns as Helen Mary MacPherson MacGregor (Mrs. Banks in Mary Poppins) from another period of the Disney Studios, "The Sword And The Rose" (1953).
Osmond Bros. & The Elliott Bros. performing at the Plaza Gardens in Disneyland 1962 LoreneFaith 2010-01-31 | Here is a segment from "Disneyland After Dark" that aired on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color on April 15th 1962. This clip features a very young Osmond Brothers quartet singing "Side By Side". Music provided by the big band Elliott Brothers. The crowd dances to the La Raspa (Mexican Hat Dance), Jingle Bells, I've Been Working On The Railroad, Deep In The Heart Of Texas, Dixie and the Mickey Mouse Club Theme Song! Tony Paris sings the finale Twilight Time!
The Royal Tahitians perform The Fire Night Dance at the Pavilion - Disneyland 1962 LoreneFaith 2010-01-31 | Here is a segment from "Disneyland After Dark" that aired on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color on April 15th 1962. This clip features The Royal Tahitians performing their famous fire night dance for the dinner guests at the Pavilion in Adventureland. I got to see this show while we ate dinner at the Pavilion as a kid! I still remember it so I it must have made quite an impression.
1962 Louis Armstrong on the Mark Twain at Disneyland LoreneFaith 2010-01-30 | Here is a segment from "Disneyland After Dark" that aired on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color on April 15th 1962. The legendary Louis Armstrong performs on the Mark Twain Riverboat at Disneyland. He joins his old buddies Hot Five Kid Ory and Johnny St. Cyr. Other musicians are Mike DeLay, trumpet, Paul 'Polo' Barnes, clarinet, Harvey Brooks, piano and Alton Redd, drums. "Lazy River" and "Muskrat Ramble" are performed and Monette Moore joins Louis for a rousing edition of "Bourbon Street Parade."
Monette Moore Kansas City Here I Come Mark Twain Riverboat Disneyland 1962 LoreneFaith 2010-01-19 | Here is a segment from "Disneyland After Dark" that aired on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color on April 15th 1962. The Main Street Melodears sing "The Old Mark Twain" and Monette Moore sings "Kansas City Here I Come" on the Mark Twain riverboat at Disneyland.
1962 Annette Funicello and Bobby Rydell - Disneyland After Dark.wmv LoreneFaith 2010-01-19 | Here is a segment from "Disneyland After Dark" that aired on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color on April 15th 1962. This segment has the adorable Annette Funicello singing, "I Like To Dance" and teenage heartthrob Bobby Rydell singing, "Around The World". The swinging Elliott Brothers provide the great big band sound! Performing at the Plaza Gardens in Disneyland!
1962 Walt Disneys The Wonderful World of Color, Disneyland After Dark LoreneFaith 2010-01-19 | Here is a segment from "Disneyland After Dark" that aired on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color on April 15th 1962. This is Disneyland just the way I remember it as a child. Here is a view of Disneyland at night. It features some nighttime entertainment, including a fireworks display (complete with Tinker Bell flying across the sky), The Dapper Dans and much more. Also, there is a great monorail ride through vintage Disneyland and best of all, Walt himself says, "Goodnight" wearing a party hat.
Whistle My Love from Walt Disneys The Story of Robin Hood & His Merrie Men (1952) LoreneFaith 2009-12-08 | Here is a clip of the very romantic "Whistle My Love" sung by minstrel Allan - a - Dale (Elton Hayes) in the 1952 Walt Disney production of "The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men". (RKO Radio Pictures Inc.) Also starring Richard Todd as Robin Hood, Joan Rice as Maid Marian and James Hayter as Friar Tuck.
1953 Walt Disneys The Sword and The Rose - Princess Mary Tudors Ball LoreneFaith 2009-11-29 | From the classic 1953 Walt Disney/RKO production, "The Sword and The Rose". This clip is of "Princess Mary Tudor's Ball". Starring a very young Glynis Johns (Mrs. Banks in Mary Poppins), Richard Todd as Charles Brandon (love of the Princess) and James Robertson Justice as King Henry VIII.The Sword and The Rose tells the true story of the youngest sister of King Henry VIII and her love for Charles Brandon.
1953 Walt Disneys The Sword & The Rose Opening & Closing Theme (with credits) LoreneFaith 2009-11-29 | This is the opening and closing theme (with credits) to the classic 1953 Walt Disney production, "The Sword and The Rose". Tells the story of Mary Tudor and her troubled path to true love. Starring Glynis Johns (Mrs. Banks in Mary Poppins) as Mary Tudor. (An RKO film).
1966 Walt Disneys Mosbys Marauders Opening & Closing Theme (with credits) LoreneFaith 2009-11-16 | This is the opening and closing theme from Walt Disney's 1966 production "Mosby's Marauders. Set near Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia in 1861, and features the swashbuckling adventures of the Gray Ghost of the Confederacy, John Singleton Mosby and his band of Partisan Rangers. Starring a very young Kurt Russell as Private Willie Prentiss, Michael Forrest as General J.E.B. Stuart, and Jack Ging as Lieutenant Mosby. This movie also starred Peggy Lipton from The Mod Squad.
1969 Walt Disneys Guns in the Heather (The Secret of Boyne Castle) Wee Bit O Irish Clips LoreneFaith 2009-11-15 | Some of my favorite scenes from Walt Disney's 3-part, made-for-TV feature, "The Secret of Boyne Castle" (1969). Originally shown on Disney's "Wonderful World of Color", then re-edited into a feature film for European theatrical release under the title, "Guns In The Heather". Filmed in Ireland in all of its rugged beauty with gothic castles, quaint villages and lively pubs. Starring adorable Kurt Russell as Rich Evans and charming Patrick Dawson as Sean O'Conner.
1948 Walt Disneys So Dear To My Heart clip of Ho-dee-I, Ho-dee-ay, At The County Fair LoreneFaith 2009-11-15 | 1948 Walt Disney's "So Dear To My Heart". The wise old owl sings, "Ho-dee-I, ho-dee-ay, At the County Fair". Ken Carson is the voice of the wise old owl accompanied by The Rhythmaires.
1948 Walt Disneys So Dear To My Heart clip Its Whatcha Do with Whatcha Got LoreneFaith 2009-11-15 | A clip from the 1948 Walt Disney production "So Dear To My Heart". The wise old owl instructs the little black lamb that "It's Whatcha Do with Whatcha Got". Ken Carson is the voice of the wise old owl accompanied by The Rhythmaires.
Walt Disneys The Story Of Hector The Stowaway Pup (1964) LoreneFaith 2009-10-25 | This is the theme song from Walt Disney's 1964 "The Ballad Of Hector The Stowaway Pup". Originally shown on Sunday night on NBC's "Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color". The theme song is taken from the 1963 album "Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color". The picture is the album cover of the original "Walt Disney presents The Story Of Hector The Stowaway Pup" soundtrack. The story follows a heroic Airesdale terrier (named Hector) through a series of oceanic adventures. Starring Jokyl Bengal II as Hector.
Cat Rebuke & The Cats Revenge clips from The Duke Is Tops (1938) LoreneFaith 2009-09-28 | Very funny clips from the 1938 movie "The Duke Is Tops" starring Ralph Cooper as Duke Davis and Laurence Criner as Dr. Dorando selling his wonderful "Universal Elixir".
Early Lena Horne I Know You Remember from The Duke Is Tops (1938) LoreneFaith 2009-09-28 | Early Lena Horne as Ethel Andrews (1938) singing "I Know You Remember" from "The Duke Is Tops". Also starring Ralph Cooper as Duke Davis.
Stepin Fetchit Rap (Lincoln Perry) from the 1945 musical Big Timers LoreneFaith 2009-09-28 | Stepin Fetchit sounding a lot like a rapper. Check out how he uses the phrase "Sock it to me" (which was made popular in the late 60's by Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In). This is a clip from 1945's "Big Timers". The All American Girl Band is also featured. Stepin Fetchit (born Lincoln Perry), the first black actor to become a millionaire (although he declared bankruptcy in 1947, two years after this particular film was released). He remains one of the most controversial actors in American history to this day. 'When all the Negroes was bleaching their skin, conking their hair and trying to be white, I was sayin' black was beautiful. ME.' -Lincoln Perry
BBCs The Choir (1995) Panis Angelicus sung by Anthony Way (Henry Ashworth) & The Final Theme LoreneFaith 2009-09-17 | A clip from the BBC production "The Choir" which was shown on Masterpiece Theater on PBS in 1995 in the United States. This mini-series, based on Joanna Trollope's novel, explores the internal politics and scandals of a British cathedral choir school. It features the singing voice of first-time actor and boy treble soloist Anthony Way, a real-life student at the St. Paul's Cathedral Choral School in London who portrays Henry Ashworth. Also starring David Warner as Alexander Troy, Headmaster; James Fox as Hugh Cavendish, Dean and Nicholas Farrell as Leo Beckford, Choirmaster. Filmed in Gloucestershire England. Composer, Stanislas Syrewicz. This clip has Anthony Way (Henry Ashworth) singing "Panis Angelicus" along with the final theme of the series.
BBCs The Choir (1995) Love One Another sung by Anthony Way (Henry Ashworth) and Choir LoreneFaith 2009-09-17 | A clip from the BBC production "The Choir" which was shown on Masterpiece Theater on PBS in 1995 in the United States. This mini-series, based on Joanna Trollope's novel, explores the internal politics and scandals of a British cathedral choir school. It features the singing voice of first-time actor and boy treble soloist Anthony Way, a real-life student at the St. Paul's Cathedral Choral School in London who portrays Henry Ashworth. Also starring David Warner as Alexander Troy, Headmaster; James Fox as Hugh Cavendish, Dean and Nicholas Farrell as Leo Beckford, Choirmaster. Filmed in Gloucestershire England. Composer, Stanislas Syrewicz. This clip has Henry Ashworth and the Cathedral Choir singing "Love One Another".
Biplane Adventure with The Great American Flying Circus & Capn Mac LoreneFaith 2009-08-23 | On Sunday, August 16th 2009 Thomas and fellow passenger Terry got to climb aboard a 1929 Travel Air E-4000 and go for a flying adventure with Cap'n Mac of The Great American Flying Circus. This was at the Antique Air Show, Pearson Field and Museum in Vancouver Washington. The audio music is from, "If You Had Wings" (which ran from June 5, 1972 thru June 1, 1987) a two-person Omnimover dark ride in Tomorrowland in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. It was sponsored by Eastern Air Lines. Music by Buddy Baker and lyrics by X Atencio.
1958 Cinemiracle Windjammer: The Voyage of the Christian Radich Trailer LoreneFaith 2009-08-20 | This is the promotional trailer for the 1958 spectacular "Windjammer: The Voyage of the Christian Radich", the first movie presentation in CINEMIRACLE. Cinemiracle was a widescreen cinema format competing with Cinerama developed in the 1950s. It was ultimately unsuccessful, with only a single film produced and released in the format. Like Cinerama it used 3 cameras to capture a 2.59:1 image. Cinemiracle used two mirrors to give the left and right cameras the same optical center as the middle camera. This movie was a documentary film of a training cruise of the full-rigged S/S Christian Radich from Oslo across the Atlantic, through the Caribbean, to New York and back home again. "Windjammer" was produced by Louis De Rochemont and directed by his son Louis De Rochemont III. The world premiere of both Windjammer and the Cinemiracle system was at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on 8 April 1958. The film ran for 36 weeks. Windjammer was later transferred to the Cinerama format, and even to Cinemascope. The crew consisted of the captain Yngvar Kjelstrup, 16 officers, 42 teenage cadets and the mascot dog Stump. They traveled 17, 500 miles. This is truly one of my favorite movies since I was a child. I grew up listening to the soundtrack of this movie and this had a great deal to do with my love for sea shanties, ships and the ocean.
Old Dog Tray I Dream Of Jeanie (1952) LoreneFaith 2009-08-20 | An adorable clip of the Stephen Foster song "Old Dog Tray" from the 1952 movie "I Dream Of Jeanie". Starring Bill Shirley as Stephen Foster, Eileen Christy as Jeanie McDowell and a very charming and talented dog portraying Foster's faithful companion.
