This Day in Disney History
October 10

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What happened in history on this day: October 10?

On October 10 in ...

  • 1927 - The Colony Theater in New York City premieres the fourth Oswald the Lucky Rabbit film, Great Guns.
  • 1930 - Disney releases the Mickey Mouse film The Gorilla Mystery.
  • 1931 - The Mickey Mouse film The Barnyard Broadcast is released to theaters.
  • 1936 - The Mickey Mouse film Mickey's Elephant is released to theaters. Pluto and Bobo the elephant also appear.
  • 1939 - The Donald Duck film Officer Duck is released to theaters.
  • 1952 - The Donald Duck film Trick or Treat is released. Huey, Dewey, and Louie also appear.
  • 1956 - The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, featuring the film Rob Roy, part two.
  • 1957 - The ABC TV network debuts the third Disney TV show, Zorro, on Thursdays, 8:00-8:30 PM.
  • 1958 - The ABC TV network airs the Walt Disney Presents TV show, entitled The Pigeon That Worked a Miracle.
  • 1965 - The NBC TV network airs the Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color show, entitled The Further Adventures of Gallegher: The Daily Press vs. City Hall.
  • 1966 - The U.S. Forest Service issues a three-year planning permit to Disney for developing a Mineral King ski resort.
  • 1980 - Disney re-releases the film Song of the South to theaters. Also shown in the animated short film Mickey Mouse Disco.
  • 1986 - Disney releases the film Basil, The Great Mouse Detective to theaters in the UK.
  • 1993 - The KCAL TV station airs the special The Making of the NHL's Mighty Ducks.
  • 1997 - Buena Vista Pictures generally releases the Hollywood Pictures live-action feature film Washington Square to theaters in the US.
  • 1997 - Buena Vista Pictures releases the Walt Disney Pictures live-action feature film Rocketman to theaters in the USA.
  • 1998 - The L'Ornement Magique store opens in New Orleans Square at Disneyland.
  • 2003 - The Fox Broadcasting Company airs The Fairly Oddparents TV show in the US. When a basketball team wins the championships, the TV announcer asks them "What are you gonna do next?" They reply "We're not going to Alaska!". This is a reference to Disney promotional advertisements of the 1970s in which a sports star would answer "I'm going to Disneyland!".
  • 2005 - The Animation Academy class opens at Disney Animation in Disney California Adventure.
  • 2014 - The Walt Disney Pictures film Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day is released to theaters in the USA.

Births on October 10

Deaths on October 10


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