Walt Disney and Others at Luncheon
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Walt Disney and Others at Luncheon
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Description
Walt Disney and others posing at the head table of a South Central Business Association luncheon at the Blue Bird Cafeteria. The individuals are, from left to right: Homer L. Blackwell of the National Screen Service Corp.; Clarence Nash, the voice of Donald Duck; Mrs. Lillian Bounds Disney, Walt Disney's wife; Kansas City Mayor John B. Gage; Walt Disney; SCBA President Edwin J. Barnes, Sr.; Frank S. Land, founder of the Grand Council of DeMolay; Mrs. Joseph C. Wirthman; Keith Martin, Director of the Kansas City Art Institute; and three of Disney's classmates from Benton School--George L. Williams, Louis G. Lower, and Donald Monroe.
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10013763
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Creator Name
Creator: Anderson Photo Company
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Date(s)
1942-02-13
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Digital Collection(s)
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| Related Item |
Related Item
South Central Business Association Records (SC39 and P14)
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Note(s)
Clarence Nash, the original voice of Donald Duck, attended Mount Washington School as a child. Photograph taken from page 4 of Scrapbook #18, SC 39.
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Part
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Shelf Locator
P14, Box 3, Folder 3, #1
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Use and Reproduction
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