Walt Disney's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" Season 2 Ep 7 (Intro and Washington Irving segment only)

[@kathyflorcruz552]

THIS is the Disney worth preserving.

[@keepingwaltindisney]

Amen!! I appreciate the kind words and making this a fun channel and place to celebrate Walt!

[@yamatotakeru9078]

TRUE

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@keepingwaltindisney Yes, sir! Walt definitely deserves a celebration, in his honor. During this year, he have given us so many memorable characters.

[@tbong9293]

Agree!

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Disneyland Halloween specials were always the best ❤..

[@richardchampion4826]

loved this as a kid.

[@MidnightSonnet]

Oh man, yes. Growing up in the 80s, I never missed Disney Channel around Halloween. It was truly epic.

[@jennifercolamaria4995]

❤❤❤❤❤📿📿📿📿💒💒💒💒👶🍼⛪️🗽🗽🗽🗽💎💎🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺😇😇😇😇😇🚒🚔🚔🚑🚑🚑🚍🚍🚍🚍📿📿📿⚓️⚓️⚓️🇻🇦🇻🇦🇻🇦💰💰💰💰💰💰💎💎💎💎REQUISCANCE E PACE WALT DISNEY

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@MidnightSonnetI grew up in the 2000s

[@MidnightSonnet]

@@ansumanahargett6227 ok

[@springsogourne]

Every Sunday night the family got together and watched “The Wonderful World of Disney” followed by “Daniel Boone”. That was in the 1960s. Wonderful memories. I was always so pleased to know that Walt Disney and I both had December 5th birthdays, I adored him. I can’t believe what has happened to the Disney company today. Sad. But I was lucky enough to have these old memories.

[@grahamgillard3722]

In Australia, it was also broadcast at 6.00pm on Sunday nights, right through the 60’s. It was interrupted one night, with news of the death of Winston Churchill. 1965. Funny that I still remember that.

[@debrajohnson382]

I remember the animal docs. Charlie the Lonesome Cougar.

[@johnwood551]

Back when TV was for the Families with good clean wholesome shows instead of the crude how to be rude shows today !

[@DanielJohnson-hd2bx]

Don't forget Bonanza

[@keepingwaltindisney]

@@debrajohnson382 I love that one!!!

[@seldomseensmith4684]

When I was a kid, everyone gathered around the tv to watch 'The Wonderful World of Disney'. It was the highlight of the week, well that and Saturday cartoons, and a great way to get ready for the school week. I never tired of those shows. It's really sad that kids today no longer have shows like this that had shows about bravery and the hero's journey, the importance of family.

[@laurenlowery5799]

I am 73 and I miss what Disneyland, Disney used to be. Thank you for this...wonderful memories.❤

[@edf9682]

It’s past your bedtime dear…

[@tedfordhyde]

​@@edf9682it's about to be past your expiration date.

[@edf9682]

@@tedfordhyde wow did you think of that yourself there genius or did mommy help?? 😆🤡🤡

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@edf9682 Well, this is getting a little intense!

[@marymayer2282]

I'm glad I had My 5 trips to Disneyland were in the 70 s and 80 s not just financially but because Disney was still Disney And a lot more family oriented I noticed that things were changing in the 90 s but it still retained it's special magic I would never go know even if I could Afford it which I definitely can't now but things have changed and not for the better

[@Myrdden71]

My childhood Sunday afternoons...The Wonderful World of Disney and Mutual of Omaha's 'Wild Kingdom.' This is the REAL Disney here, folks. Thank you so much for posting this!

[@psidvicious]

Interesting that it’s a Sunday Afternoon memory for you. On the east coast it was a Sunday evening for us. Marlon Perkins on Wild Kingdom came on at 7pm, followed by The Wonderful World of Disney at 8p. “In Living Color” of course.

[@opalrhudy2526]

Tell A Vision, was indeed different, not that long ago.....As with all things, it loses its Lustre in Tyme.

[@kathymc6497]

God, I miss those days! Every Sunday night...dinner on tv trays in front of the tv to watch Walt Disney! So many wonderful shows, movies, cartoons, nature shows, ...a lot of memories. 🙏🙏🙏

[@yamatotakeru9078]

I love this man, Walt Disney was a truly genius!

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@yamatotakeru9078He sure was!

[@karenross3457]

Right after dinner.

[@dawn2wells]

Oh my goodness I almost forgot about the foldout food tables.

[@Navygrl58]

Thank you for posting the beauty of Walt Disney!👍. As a senior citizen I was one of the fortunate ones growing up when Disney was the way Walt Disney intended it to be. I never thought I’d live to see such times as these with the world so upside down. It’s just mind blowing to me. Rest in peace Walt. We’ll remember how things were meant to be.

[@vitus.verdegast]

You've been brainwashed by right wing propaganda and culture war bigots who attack Disney for selfish political gain. Walt Disney was very tolerant and open-minded, he would never have joined your fascist anti-LGBTQ crusade.

[@vitus.verdegast]

The Walt Disney Company was never a right wing organization. It's films championed the little guy, the rejected and males who were gentle and sweet, not macho. Disney himself was nothing like the Evangelicals of today, he had no time for church or religion. The anti-"woke" fascists who attack Disney today would have Walt's contempt.

[@marcwright4790]

@@vitus.verdegast Walt Disney a Republican. He donated money to Republicans.

[@yamatotakeru9078]

I love this man, Walt Disney was a truly genius!

[@vitus.verdegast]

Only the propaganda liars in right wing media say that Disney is not family oriented. Disney was never anti-gay, and you have no right to demand that Disney kow-tow to your ignorant prejudices.

[@wd9ufo]

This is the REAL Disney. Thanks for sharing. Brings back good memories.

[@keepingwaltindisney]

It is. Amen brother.

[@joeshmoe9978]

True, not the far left propaganda mill it is today.

[@yamatotakeru9078]

I love this man, Walt Disney was a truly genius!

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@keepingwaltindisneyMe too! “I just love me some classic Disney.”

[@oliveoil2x]

My grandfather worked with Walt. Walt garnered all respect during the years they worked together. What a wonderfilled man & truly inspirational.

[@oliveoil2x]

My mother said Walt would pause before going into discuss business with her dad and he’d kneel down and look at her dolls all set up along the floor and ask, “Well Cyd, what’s the story here?” ♥️

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

Glad he was kind to your grandfather and mother.

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@Lily_of_the_ForestYeah

[@ritataylor324]

Every Sunday night we would watch Disney. Wonderful memories.

[@tbong9293]

My family also

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@tbong9293 Yup

[@jeffkiper8199]

Growing up in the 1970's I remember watching The Wonderful World of Disney. In Chicago, it came on Sundays at 6 pm. Great show we looked forward to watching. Thanks for posting.

[@erlineleady5584]

Same here. I lived in Wood River just across across the river from St. Louis Missouri ❤❤❤❤

[@jeffkiper8199]

@@erlineleady5584 Then you must also remember Family Classics that came on around 3:30 pm on channel 9. I remember Sundays fondly.

[@susansackrison3139]

Schaumburg Illinois for me. Born 1957

[@yamatotakeru9078]

I love this man, Walt Disney was a truly genius!

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@susansackrison3139Cool

[@phyllisstrider2998]

We never missed Disney when I was young. Great TV back then.

[@tbong9293]

Agree!

[@wendygore2709]

This is the ONLY kind of Disney I watch. Old school Disney rocks!! 😎👍🏻❤️😇

[@keepingwaltindisney]

@@wendygore2709 you are correct!!!!

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@keepingwaltindisneyYeah! ❤🎉

[@thesoultransferprotocol721]

This brings back so many memories. Classic Disney. Nothing better.

[@GeneralLee1961.3]

The rebirth of my childhood! R.I.P Walt 🥲🇺🇸

[@vm6824]

What a joy to see this old style animation! This was back before CGI, can you imagine how genius and creative you had to be? Now it's all code. Big deal.

[@karennoske3008]

The artwork in this is wonderful! Love the woodcut effect!

[@keepingwaltindisney]

Simple, yet effective and gorgeous!!!

[@geneiarhodes4049]

They had the best artwork in those days today's animation stinks so bad

[@yamatotakeru9078]

I love this man, Walt Disney was a truly genius!

[@skyhowl3297]

The woodcut artwork yes.... I love the dark gritty nature of the old animated films this is from a time when animation was still considered a Mastercraft of Storytelling

[@patriciajrs46]

I used to love Walt Disney.

[@JC-oy9ou]

Walt Disney was a smoker

[@user-bd5md5cm2j]

He didn't change, the company did....

[@1974dormouse]

@@JC-oy9ou😱 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[@joeshmoe9978]

In the pre-super woke days.

[@user-bd5md5cm2j]

He's a good man. Perfect? No, but look at all the good that came from his work and for how many years. The woke idiots are ruining it, but Walt built it well enough, that it's taken 30 years for them to tarnish it

[@Jim-Mc]

Imagine growing up in the old Hudson Valley in those days. 🍂🌲🎃🥧🌾🐄

[@seesea-sv3xw]

Great memories of this every Sunday night, life was much better then.

[@Linda-sq2ti]

I watched many many yrs ago , Iam 69 now going on 70 next month . I would sit and watch Walt Disney at my Grandma's house every Sunday . Brings back many memories growing up . Thanks for posting . Posted this at 10:30 , Sept 9th , 2023 .

[@albertinathompson8933]

🥹

[@hurdygurdyguy1]

Next to Saturday morning cartoons Sunday nights with Disney was the best!!

[@tbong9293]

Absolutely!

[@hiridavidfeign]

What an absolute gem, beautifully animated. I'd never heard of this before. Thanks so much!

[@keepingwaltindisney]

It was such a fun discovery!!! So awesome!!

[@yamatotakeru9078]

I love this man, Walt Disney was a truly genius!

[@GCJACK83]

Gotta love Disney's old teams of animators who did everything by hand up until Toy Story uncorked the CGI genie for Disney. The old animators put time, effort, and care into every line drawn back then.

[@michaelverbakel7632]

At least I am not the only who feels that animation was forever destroyed when hand drawn animation was replaced with computer graphic imaging. Hand drawn animation took time, care, a lot of love, more human and more effective. Computer graphic imaging animation feels cold, phony, artificial and doesn't even feel like the characters in CGI have any human characteristics which you could see and feel with hand drawn animation.

[@Crisofora_]

I prefer old animation but CGI sculpting isn't easier, that's not the deal with why traditional animation looks better. It's actually a problem of texture and movement, CGI will never have the "fingerprint" of the illustrator. Traditional animation has the imprint of the strokes over analogue materials. It has a texture you could feel through the screen, illustrations had actual layers you felt you could dive your hands into, and cameras gave off this granulated look in harmony with actual "in place" lightning, which gave an overall feeling of warmth, like touching wood. Unfortunately, plain crystal screens from our phones will never imitate the feeling of touching wood or paper, no matter how many textured screen protectors you make. That's basically the problem. CGI requires just the same effort and understanding of techniques and physics as tradicional animation, but it will never imitate texture as reality does. Besides, traditional animators had one project at the time and were expected to take a prudent time to do the job. Now CGI animators are being exploited. But my point is, both styles require skilled people to the same degree.

[@yamatotakeru9078]

I love this man, Walt Disney was a truly genius!

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@yamatotakeru9078 Yup. A true genius when ever it comes to animation.

[@tbong9293]

@@yamatotakeru9078agree!

[@kimberlybenedict7823]

I love the Legend of Sleepy Hollow. I always loved Walt Disney's stories of real animals like mountain cats and raccoons. We watched them on Sunday nights. 😍

[@TheMikester307]

I LOVE the bio of Irving! I gather the narration was from Irving's works. As a writer I can identify with all of it! The bits about the legends and ghosts were based on stories he heard as a boy, I know that!

[@keepingwaltindisney]

It was very well done. Having read recently a few of his stories I concur completely! A joy to watch and to learn from!

[@veevintage2619]

This was perfect... good for kids and adults alike. I had no information on the life of W. Irving, and this was very insightful!! It's always interesting to know a bit of history on authors and what drove them to write classics.

[@keepingwaltindisney]

Walt thought the same way, and thank God for it! Love his history lessons!!

[@Tiger-One]

Disney never did anything for money, but frequently risked much financially to materialize his vision. He actually borrowed what he required to complete _20,000 Leagues,_ because he wanted the squid battle re-filmed after he spent thousands on it. He believed in what he did, did it well, inspired his people to do better than even they believed they could, and our childhoods were greatly enriched because of it. His successors were seldom worthy of his legacy. Especially now.

[@yamatotakeru9078]

I love this man, Walt Disney was a truly genius!

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@yamatotakeru9078Heck, yes he was!

[@jamesdiaz5975]

Finally a place that’s keeping the good parts of the past in this crazy world of ours, thanks for posting this, keeping the vision and dream alive❤

[@keepingwaltindisney]

Thank you!!!! I appreciate the kind words. Hopefully this is all organized well to make your enjoyment easier!

[@alecwilliams7111]

Thanks for running these two items together. I saw them first in the early 1950's (in black and white) and again black and white 10 years later, since we didn't have a color set. I've often thought that this biography of Irving belonged with this rendition of SLEEPY HOLLOW. The Disney animation is still remarkable,, and Washington Irving remains one of America's most likeable and congenial literary companions. He was certainly the master of the weird tale and the ghostly story. His other writings are a treat, too.

[@welder878]

This is what Walt Disney was and what everyone remembers. Now that has all been destroyed.

[@BillBird2111]

I wouldn't say "destroyed." A better term is "lost their way." They can find the right path again. In the 1970's, Disney produced a bunch of films that flopped. BADLY. The Number One fantasy film producer in America had lost its ability to produce a good movie. Nothing lasts forever. It would take another decade or two before Disney finally found its mojo again. They started producing hit after hit after hit. Now, the company has hit the brick wall of wokeness. This won't last. It will take time, but Disney will be back because of KZbin providers like Keeping Walt in Disney. They recall a better time. They serve as a reminder of what was once great, and can be great again.

[@michelemaul476]

It's only destroyed if you're Ron Desantis & his obsession to make the word WOKE into a real thing! Dusneyland & Disney World are & always will be the HAPPIEST PLACES ON EARTH! ❤❤

[@TheRealVolk]

It’s not destroyed. We’re watching it right here.

[@BillBird2111]

@@michelemaul476 WOKE is real. WOKE will be destroyed. The purveyors of the WOKE agenda will be cancelled. That day is coming.

[@user-bd5md5cm2j]

​@@michelemaul476ha ha ha...I think you might have that backwards...woke is gay, trans, me first crowd.... any movement that starts with me first, should be easy to stay away from. Service builds families and cities and economy, not selfish immorality

[@anthonyvaldez6892]

Thank you for posting. Disney's World of Color brings back happy childhood memories .

[@m_d1905]

Dang, I was waiting for the whole Sleepy Hallow part. Don't want a copyright strike though. Thanks for the upload.

[@keepingwaltindisney]

Just pause the KZbin video and head over to Disney+!

[@Hy-Brasil]

This was in my recommended feed early this morning. I thoroughly enjoy these kinds of meandering visits in history. In this case it's two different periods in one! A look at early America through the lense of the 1950s. It also reminded me that i have trio of Irving's books, two were printed in 1903 and one (the Sketchbook) in 1908. Inside the cover is the name Greta Blossom, written in pencil along with some other notes. Chapters to be finished, definitions of words, page numbers. There's also a scrap of paper so old that it's turned brown and is as brittle as a butterfly wing. She also scrawled some notes on it, everything in cursive and about as sloppy as you would expect from a child (only slightly better than my own current handwriting 😅) I'm so disappointed in people today because they don't appreciate these tiny scraps of humanity. Greta wrote no dates (none that I've found anyway) so i have no way to know if she acquired these books as first edition or much later. I dont truly know if the marginal notes are all hers or some other person. One may only speculate! She's a total mystery. Either she or someone must have been a very well read young lady or gent! They checked off each chapter in the table of contents. How many kids today can lay claim to such a victory? I think it's time for us to turn off those phones and tablets and hand our children actual books and have them read out loud every evening after dinner..... it will only improve them.

[@Malama_Ki]

It’s easy to see how after multiple generations of technology dependence how books could be lost/destroyed for some modern conveniences and yet with one click or a solar flare it’s all gone. Since there’s nothing new under the sun it makes one ponder past highly advanced civilizations.

[@beatleowl]

This is wonderful! Washington Irving was such a great writer. Hopefully more people who enjoy Sleepy Hollow will read the rest of The Sketch Book. A delightful read!

[@sfperalta]

What a wonderful gem. This was prime-time viewing back when I was a kid. It's hard to imagine such simple, yet entertaining, storytelling being put on TV or the internet today.

[@kyleferguson5925]

Thank you for this, haven't seen this for a long time

[@IdealX-fr4eg]

When Disney was magic

[@grimdesaye6534]

Thank you for showing this Wonderful show!! 😊 Wow when a child could wonder around a big city ( without to much trouble) And some REAL History in there as well! 😊😊😊😊

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

Walt Disney was known for being a highly demanding person when it came to reach the highest standards in the movies his company produced.Had he lived 30 years longer, history would be the same but with the everlasting quality he always demanded.

[@susanmacdonald4288]

This was really entertaining! I've read Sleepy Hollow many times, but didn't know anything about Washington Irving. Sunday nights were definitely Disney nights at our house.

[@keepingwaltindisney]

This was a nice surprise to discover!

[@snakes3425]

Old Man: You know they say the whole valley's haunted by the ghost of a Hessian soldier whose head was carried away by a cannonball at White Plains. Some say he's an omen of death, others that he drives a carrage in which he traps the souls of those who are going to die. And others say he comes riding through here every night searching for his lost head Why I've lived here all my life and I've seen him riding through here a hundred times. Irving: Wow what did you do? Old Man: Screamed like a little girl, ran like lightning, and spent the last twenty years hiding under my bed crying my eyes out

[@MakeMineaDouble]

A once great time and a once great animation studio. Sadly we will never see the likes of either ever again. Glad I was there. Thankful to Walt for shaping my childhood. Hats off to you sir.

[@mrs.g.9816]

Beautifully animated story of Washington Irving! I wish I could get the whole Legend of Sleepy Hollow cartoon on KZbin or find it on DVD. It's my favorite visual retelling of the story, especially with Bing Crosby's songs. I was a kid living in Ossining, NY in the 1960's. I rushed home on Sundays to watch Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color. My family had a black and white TV set, but it didn't matter.

[@keepingwaltindisney]

Oh wow! What a great memory! The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is on Disney+ as the second part of The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. It’s available on dvd or Blu-ray as well!

[@paulrichards2365]

"Makes no difference who you are". How those words would come back to bite poor Walt.

[@Malama_Ki]

And jimmeny cricket would be considered a bigot for preaching about having a conscious in a day and age where morality, decency, and common sense has left us to founder in the consequences.

[@William-Marshall]

Now! This is Walt Disney ! ,! The Besf Not the trash of today😱 Walt always wanted to entertain and educate us. He. Did very well too.🥰❤ Thank you Uncle Walt.

[@mauriceortiz8817]

Then how did you become so tragically ignorant?

[@stevendaniel8126]

Absolutely love this story..... My, my, how Disney has rotted.

[@jjj1951]

Rotted how?

[@headninjadog8120]

This is amazing. I regret not watching enough Disney as a youth and I’m saying this as someone who graduated art school. Thanks for these.

[@mikeh8416]

Poor Walt, rolling in his grave over what his legacy has become!!

[@danerogers9058]

If he was alive today seeing what became of his iconic business would kill him.

[@tiffanygrever8092]

I didn't know alot of this, this is fascinating 💛🙂🇺🇸

[@keepingwaltindisney]

@@tiffanygrever8092 I discovered this for the first time when I posted. Fascinating, right? I’m so glad Walt told us these background stories!!

[@feedyourmind6713]

Watching Wild Kingdom, then Disney, Sunday nights. Great stuff.

[@packersamurai]

We all miss you, Walt. We are sorry for the state your company is in now.

[@BrentWilkins7777]

Don’t be sorry. His company still makes millions.

[@Malama_Ki]

@@BrentWilkins7777if all you care about is money. The pushing of woke ideology has ruined the brands legacy

[@cecigrant]

What an insult to Walt Disney and all his dreams and efforts especially now

[@eliseolopez2790]

Not as much as I miss him

[@Rahmi1103]

Unfortunately your comment shows right under the video for me and just pretty much ruined it. Can’t you keep your own ideology out and enjoy the show? 😕😖🤯

[@ryandalton2834]

17:20 (The Headless Horseman cackled) Bing Crosby: Man, I’m getting out of here. Walt Disney: Man, I’m getting out of here, too.

[@RiseHickey]

Risë Hickey (Me): Same here.

[@anonosaurus4517]

We were just at Disneyland two weeks ago. It was beautiful and our family loved it. Whatever else can be said, we had a wonderful experience. All thanks to Walt Disney.

[@keepingwaltindisney]

We still have wonderful experiences at the Disney Parks! If you look for the good that is what you'll find!!! I agree with you...thank you, Walt!

[@yamatotakeru9078]

I love this man, Walt Disney was a truly genius!

[@susanfrary7424]

Ahhh....the Disney of my youth...Walt would be heartbroken over its change.

[@allisonreimers9411]

The language and the story told here. This is the way kids used to learn and half the time they didn't even realize that they were learning, they were just having fun watching a cartoon.

[@Broncofan-4life]

Remember waiting for Sunday night at 7 to watch the wonderful world of Disney. Loved the "scarecrow" series. Now enjoy Disney movies with my kids and grandkids.

[@bbb462cid]

Back when Disney was magic instead of...whatever it is now

[@rygarisfun8164]

I was thinking the same exact thing

[@raywideman7157]

Woke

[@teneleven2818]

@@raywideman7157woke equals 💩

[@robinorear4307]

Thank you!

[@nole8923]

It’s called Woke. And it’s NOT family friendly. I hope the ghost of Walter Disney haunts the current CEO and board of directors and gives them nightmares at night.

[@anthonynester3451]

Old Disney, so much better then now.....

[@cya2163]

My favorite face to see on a Sunday night!

[@karenross3457]

Look forward to this show every week. There were such quality programs. As a child I learned so much from these shows. When I was teaching, I showed my students the Legend of Sleepy Hollow each Halloween.

[@Quis_ut_Deus]

Very rich animation and narration. Must had given children lot of hope to find their way in the world.

[@jasonrothbaum7266]

As a resident of Tarrytown I can say with 100% certainty that we don't have old western bumpkins who tell stories to little children while fishing.

[@LeslieAndrews-z6j]

this was Disney at its peak....Make Disney great again...

[@MikeDef1]

I finally recall watching the shows when they're on TV originally but I don't remember ever seeing the Washington Irving introduction before the Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

[@justicewokeisutterbs8641]

Thank you for making this content available. This is probably the best possible counter to the malicious campaign of destruction that the woke have waged for years against Walt's amazing creative legacy. Well done. ❤😃👍

[@schwabit989]

Walt would be absolutely appalled at how his vision has been perverted and corrupted.

[@jamesloring7186]

My sister and i used to stay with my aunt and uncle on weekends during the summer, walt Disney and a bowl of ice cream or sherbet, those were the days

[@jessquinn6106]

Guest Starring Ben Franklin, without Amos. The art in this is very well done and has an air of some of the Disney live films.

[@ansumanahargett6227]

Walt Disney shared with us the life, the experience, the inspiration and the childhood about “Washington Irving.” One of the great Writers of the Past!

[@janiesippel225]

The Wonderful World of Disney was always a Sunday tradition in our home growing up. Fond memories thanks for posting. ❤

[@MirageEspejismo]

Thank you for posting this. I love Disney nostalgia❤❤❤

[@nancyholcombe8030]

Another Disney show I didn't see when it first aired because I was too young. I've got the movie made from Sleepy Hollow and Mr. Toad combined but never knew this preamble piece on Washington Irving existed! Thank you for bringing it to us. 😊

[@bonnielucas3244]

Really artistic

[@ansumanahargett6227]

Super artistic

[@gentrystinnetti8277]

Walt was a good cut clean person

[@BrentWilkins7777]

And an antisemite.

[@pz3j]

Disney was such a force for good. Seems so long ago now.

[@warrenvalentino5763]

Great video! i remember watching walt disney on tv with my family when a was a kid about 5 years old ( 1969). we had a black and white tv that had two dials on it and ribbit ears with foil on them. watching this video brings back many Good memories. i just subscribed to your channel and i also hit the bell thing too. i Realy look forward to watching for of your videos! :)

[@dawn2wells]

I'm sure a lot of us had those. 😅 The rabbit ears wed call them.

[@jimmytaylor1570]

Love this one!

[@saraxdouglas8577]

Growing up I had no father but every Sunday evening Walt would be on my TV screen introducing a show or talking about his dreams for Disney world .........for one hour every Sunday I would have the best of father figures. ❤️☮️🙏

[@susansackrison3139]

Me Too! Sure loved Uncle Walt . . . I did a high school paper on him. Wish I had all the books then that I have now. A favorite is ‘How to be like Walt Disney’ Best I’ve ever read!!!

[@ChrisLawton66]

01:37 good ol' Warshington Irving.

[@keepingwaltindisney]

Love it!!!!

[@johnsontony-zy2zh]

Loved me some walt disney when I was a kid miss them Saturday & Sunday

[@DB5driver]

I enjoyed watching Wonderful World of Disney Sunday nights, my family went to Disney World after it opened and it was the best time i ever had when I was younger.

[@heyheyhey33351]

Wow... The animation and artwork are absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing this.

[@eblackwell]

Thank you! I've never seen this before. And what a great idea for a channel. Can't wait to check out more!

[@annabrown7302]

LOVE WALT DISNEY ❤

[@TheMikester307]

At 6:21 I blurted out: "Holy Mackerel! The Partridge Family!"

[@dwaynegalvin8799]

When Disney mattered! Doesn't today!

[@michaelkorenek6047]

I didn't know Washington Irving used to write one of his adventurous stories known as The Sketch Book but, I might be intrigued about it. I remember watching the Legend of Sleepy Hollow cartoon part of the Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad movie back in the days when I was a child.

[@jorgelopez-pr6dr]

I saw somewhere that he was inspired by an Irish spook that goes wandering without head in the Emerald Isle (don't remember the name of the spook).

[@kingdoc3262]

Description of the beauty and legends I grew up around! That's Walt Disney himself! Nice focus About Washington Irving! Bing Crosby too! Great line up🎉

[@eliseolopez2790]

Say look at those little ones dancing to the rythm of the music

[@jenniferjones3408]

If Walt could see what the morons at the Disney company have done, he would be furious. It’s disgusting what they have sunk to.

[@joeshmoe9978]

Agree %100.

[@pennyhinson4949]

Iger started it, but Walts granddaughter pushed the lgbtqia+ ideology.

[@RC-gh7os]

Just so beautiful and dreamlike. True magic.

[@KENBECKERART]

“Keeping the Walt…?” Hell, I’m thanking you for keeping the DISNEY in DISNEY! Keep on keepin’ on friend. I just subscribed.

[@keepingwaltindisney]

Lol! Walt’s Disney is the best Disney…and possibly a couple decades after. Definitely ending with The Emperor’s New Groove.

[@earlymorningtwilight9119]

All of the old Disney movies were innocent and fun. Thank you for the wonderful times.

[@Eric-q6d]

The music is always perfect- every element is “crafted “

[@joshuam664]

I'm not sure about yall but I just visited Walt Disney World and I was treated well and had a good time. I still would love to see how it was then as well. Disney forever

[@suzyp7178]

Walt Disney had the honour and dignity. The modern corporates seem to have removed it.