Disney’s dancing candle shares stories of her Disney days

[@cjlane3145]

What a wonderful "show". What a lovely lady.

[@KeepingtheMagicAlive]

Disney had a knack for hiring amazing women. You included.

[@Tryingtohaveityall]

I don’t understand how you don’t have more subs. Your stories are amazing.

[@KeepingtheMagicAlive]

You are so sweet and your words mean a lot! I don't know KZbin marketing or how to grow the channel. I do believe a lot of people would enjoy hearing the stories I share if they knew about me - but at least there are people like you who are enjoying it!!!

[@taniajohnson9138]

A blowtorch to be removed from a costume!!? Good heavens, that sounds terrifying.

[@KeepingtheMagicAlive]

Isn't that amazing?! She had some remarkable experiences!

[@agirlsinger]

Thank you for that Scott! I have a sense of connection to the golden horseshoe because I was hired to be Sleufoot Sue for Tokyo Disneyland diamond horseshoe in 1985.

[@KeepingtheMagicAlive]

That is so cool, Cassie! What an honor to have been a Sluefoot Sue! The last time I got to see the Revue was in Tokyo, since it already closed in California. There were so many similarities I loved it. I didn't understand the comic, but he was so physical, it was funny even without knowing what he was saying. Did you enjoy doing the show there?

[@agirlsinger]

@@KeepingtheMagicAlive oh absolutely!! I had to learn half of my script in Japanese but I did it and still remember parts of it today (I’m 62). The dress I wore was spectacular and The people were just wonderful. The comic was Junpei San and had the same reputation as Wally Boag. The audience loved him. I wish I could include a photo for you 😀