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Last updated: 2008 April 22.

1957 January 16 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled Your Host, Donald Duck. [85.358] [501.628] January 23 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled Our Friend the Atom. [85.358] [228.376] January 30 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled All About Magic. [85.358] [228.17] February 13 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled The Tricks of Our Trade. [85.358] [501.571] February 14 Disney releases the eighth People and Places film, The Blue Men of Morocco, to theaters. [23] [85.349] [228.61] February The Screen Producers Guild presents Walt Disney with the Milestone award. [34.246] February 18 The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences nominates the film Cow Dog for an Oscar Award in the category Short Subjects, Two Reels. [39.483] The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences nominates the film Samoa for an Oscar Award in the category Short Subjects, Two Reels. [39.483] The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences nominates the film Man in Space for an Oscar Award in the category Documentary, Short Subjects. [39.483] February 27 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled The Chrisler Story, a behind the scenes look at the making of the film White Wilderness, nd Prowlers of the Everglades. [85.358] [228.109] March 6 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, featuring Man in Flight. [85.358] [228.309] March 20 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled The Goofy Adventure Story. It shows five previously released Goofy cartoons, with new animation tying them together. [85.358] ("The Adventure Story" [228.6]) March 27 Ingersoll-Waterbury presents Walt Disney with the 25-millionth Mickey Mouse watch. [96.76] [113.109] (U.S. Time [230.66]) The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled Donald's Award. Jiminy Cricket also appears. [85.358] [228.146] April 3 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled Disneyland the Park / Pecos Bill. [85.358] [228.138] April 10 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled People of the Desert. The films Navajo Adventure and The Blue Men of Morocco are shown. [85.358] [228.383] April Disney releases the 16-mm film I'm No Fool as a Pedestrian for educational use. It includes Jiminy Cricket. The film was previously shown on The Mickey Mouse Club TV show. [23] [228.251] Disney releases the 16-mm film I'm No Fool in Water for educational use. It includes Jiminy Cricket. The film was previously shown on The Mickey Mouse Club TV show. [23] [228.251] Disney releases the live-action feature film If All the Guys in the World to theaters. [111.362] April 17 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled More About the Silly Symphonies. [85.358] [228.341] April 23 The Midget Autopia ride opens in Fantasyland at Disneyland. [9] [26] [228.329] April 29 The Sleeping Beauty Castle Walk-Through attraction opens in Disneyland, showing a 3-D portrayal of the story of Sleeping Beauty. [9] [20] [501.505] May 1 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled The Yellowstone Story and Bear Country. [85.358] [501.626] May Disney releases the 16-mm film You - and Your Ears for educational use. The film includes Jiminy Cricket. [23] [501.626] Disney releases the 16-mm film You - and Your Eyes for educational use. The film includes Jiminy Cricket. [23] [501.626] May 29 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled The Liberty Story, including the film Ben and Me, and portions of the film Johnny Tremain. [85.358] [228.287] June 5 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled Operation Deepfreeze. [85.358] ("Antarctica - Operation Deepfreeze" [228.26]) June 12 The Monsanto House of the Future attraction opens in Tomorrowland at Disneyland. [9] [20] [26] [228.339] [757.36] June 15 Don Defore's Silver Banjo food facility opens in Frontierland at Disneyland. [228.143] June The Motor Boat Cruise opens in Fantasyland at Disneyland. [9] [26] [228.343] June 16 The Holidayland picnic area opens adjacent to Disneyland. [9] [228.237] [757.36] [939.150] June 19 Disney releases the animated short film The Story of Anyburg, U.S.A. to theaters. [16] [23] [85.349] [501.525] Buena Vista releases Disney's live-action feature film Johnny Tremain to theaters. The film is based on the novel by Esther Forbes. Walt Disney's daughter Sharon has a small part in the film. [13] [23] [49.268] [50.139] [79.140] [100.74] [111.365] [228.264] [370.140] Disney releases the live-action short film The Wetback Hound to theaters. [23] [85.349] [501.603] June 26 The Viewliner Train of Tomorrow begins operation in Tomorrowland at Disneyland. [9] [26] [501.587] (June 10 [328.293]) (month unknown) The Hollywood Foreign Press Association awards a Golden Globe award to Disney for the Mickey Mouse Club TV show. [369.317] The Disney engineering staff recommends the monorail design for Disneyland. [19] Disney releases the animated film Mars and Beyond to theaters. [23] (live-action [85.349]) Walt Disney proposes to ABC a TV series based on a man who changed into a dog. [17] Disney re-releases the film Cinderella to theaters. [25] [228.92] Disney begins the Community Service Awards program at Disneyland, giving cash awards to local service organizations. [228.100] The Main Street Magic Shop opens in Disneyland. [228.306] The Tinker Bell Toy Shop opens in Fantasyland at Disneyland. [501.559] July 3 Disney releases the ninth People and Places film, Lapland, to theaters. [23] [85.349] [228.281] Disney releases the live-action short film Alaskan Sled Dog to theaters. [23] [85.349] [228.13] July 12 The Shooting Gallery attraction opens in Frontierland at Disneyland. [9] [26] [501.497] July The Indian Village Rafts begin operation in Frontierland at Disneyland. [9] [26] A third locomotive arrives at the Disney Studio backlot, to be rebuilt for use on the Disneyland railroad. It was purchased in New Orleans, for US$1200. [328.243] The Baby Center opens on Main Street at Disneyland. [228.36] August 28 Disney releases the animated short film The Truth About Mother Goose to theaters. [16] [23] [85.349] [501.574] Buena Vista releases Disney's first and only animated and life-action True-Life Fantasy feature film Perri to theaters. The film is based on the book by Felix Salten. [13] [23] [49.268] [79.142] [100.132] [111.383] [228.384] [370.142] Disney releases the live-action featurette film Niok to theaters. [85.349] [228.359] (month unknown) The Mickey Mouse Club TV show is changed from a one-hour show to a half-hour. [83.425] [113.289] [267.204] September 11 The ABC TV network begins airing the fourth season of the Disneyland TV show, celebrating the fourth anniversary of the show. [85.358] [228.193] September 18 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled Four Fabulous Characters, including the films Johnny Appleseed, Martins and the Coys, Casey Jones, and Casey at the Bat. [85.358] [228.192] September 25 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled Adventure in Wildwood Heart, including portions of the film Perri. [85.358] [228.6] October 2 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, featuring the first "Saga of Andy Burnett" episode, Andy's Initiation. [83.697] [85.358] [501.481] October 8 The Maxwell House Coffee House restaurant at Disneyland closes. [228.315] October 9 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, featuring the second "Saga of Andy Burnett" episode, Andy's First Chore. [85.358] [501.481] October 10 The ABC TV network debuts the third Disney TV show, Zorro, on Thursdays, 8:00-8:30 PM. [48.285] [83.736] [84.947] [225.41] [235.92] [381.418] [384.116] [501.629] October 16 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, featuring the third "Saga of Andy Burnett" episode, Andy's Love Affair. [85.358] [501.481] October 23 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled Duck for Hire, with Donald Duck. [85.358] [228.152] November 6 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled Adventure in Fantasy. [85.358] [228.7] November 12 Walt Disney Productions stock begins trading on the New York stock exchange. [228.355] [267.184] [501.524] November 13 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled To the South Pole for Science. [85.358] [501.560] November 20 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled The Best Doggoned Dog in the World, including portions of the film Old Yeller, and the entire film Arizona Sheepdog. [85.358] [228.51] November 27 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled How to Relax. Several Goofy films are shown. [85.358] [228.245] (month unknown) The first Christmas in Many Lands parade is held at Disneyland. [228.91] (1958 [26]) December 4 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, featuring the film Mars and Beyond. [85.358] [228.312] [326.92] December 11 The ABC TV network airs the Disneyland TV show, entitled The Horse of the West. [85.358] [228.241] December The Main Street Omnibus #2 begins operation in Disneyland. [9] Disney releases the live-action film Navajo Adventure to theaters in Europe. [23] [228.352] December 25 Disney releases the tenth People and Places film, Portugal, to theaters. [23] [85.349] [228.398] Buena Vista releases Disney's live-action film Old Yeller to theaters. The film is based on the book by Fred Gipson. [13] [17] [23] [34.248] [49.268] [228.367] [370.145] (January 1958 [76.11] [111.380]) December 26 Disney releases the featurette film Mars and Beyond to theaters. [228.312] December 31 Disneyland welcomes its 10-millionth guest, Leigh Woolfenden. [26] [228.134] [757.37] [910.27] The first New Year's Eve Party is held in Disneyland, with 7500 attending. [20] [26] [757.37]