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Inside Hollywood’s Colour Masonic Wildlife, From Filmmaker to DeMille
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Q :I have an original sketch of the Walt Disney signature logo done by Disney Legend Ralph Kent. It was given to me as a gift. I was curious if he was the original designer of the logo. If not, who or what group of people was responsible for designing the stylized signature that graces us with its presence before every Disney film and on basically every Disney product?
Joshua, Vancouver, Washington
A: The Disney logo dates back to the early days of the company; Ralph Kent didn’t join the company until 1963. The logo is based on Walt Disney’s original signature, but we do not know which Disney artists turned the signature into the logo.
Q :What was Walt Disney’s position or title with The Walt Disney Company before his death in 1966.
Larry, Tampa, Florida
A: His title was executive producer.
Q :In the 1950s, my grandfather took me and my younger brother to a Fourth of July fireworks display in the Northwestern University foot stadium in Evanston, Illinois. My brother says that Walt Disney walked around the divide walkway waving. The event may have been a promotion for Disneyland. Is my brother’s memory correct?
John, Centerville, Utah
A: According to our lists of Walt Disney’s travels, he traveled to Evanston in July
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