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Niels Houlberg Hansen
I just finished reading the Norwegian reprint of Taliaferro's 1942 Donald
Duck daily strips.
Unfortunately, in this edition the strips from February 2-7 has been omitted
and replaced by a note that reads: "These strips were made during the war
and contain too strong sentiments to be reproduced".
So now I'm curious: Could anybody tell me what these 6 strips were about,
and if they can be found somewhere (either in print or on the WWW)?

Kind regards
Niels
Botto Armando
Niels wrote:
> I just finished reading the Norwegian reprint of Taliaferro's 1942 Donald
Duck daily strips.
Unfortunately, in this edition the strips from February 2-7 has been omitted
and replaced by a note that reads: "These strips were made during the war
and contain too strong sentiments to be reproduced".
So now I'm curious: Could anybody tell me what these 6 strips were about,
and if they can be found somewhere (either in print or on the WWW)?

As far as I remember - can't check the actual strips now - the sequence had
nothing to do with the war, but was about Donald and the kids dealing with
an American Indian tribe. So, the (absurd, IMHO) censorship is probably
motivated by the presence of racial stereotypes in the strips.

Ciao,
Armando
Søren Krarup Olesen
Hey you two PAOLO and JEFF:

Paolo Castagno wrote:

> Jeff Conner Scrive:
>
>>
>> Another of the old masters has passed away.
http://www.newsfromme.com/archives/2004_05_17.html
>
>
>
> Sorry, I ovelooked the abovew message, DCML is already aware of this!
>
Aware yes, but rather silent. I spent hours and hours in "his company".
Joyful moments of reading Disney comics isn't thanks to Barks and his
followers only...

S?ren
Jimmy Wallin
Hallo

I´m writing an article about Witch for trhe swedish magazine "Bild&Bubbla".
Doe´s anyone of you have any information regarding the creator Elisabetta
Gnone or the artist Alessandro Barbucci?

Thankfully
/
Jimmy Wallin

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Germund Silvegren
Botto wrote:
>As far as I remember - can't check the actual strips now - the
>sequence had nothing to do with the war, but was about Donald and
>the kids dealing with an American Indian tribe. So, the (absurd,
>IMHO) censorship is probably motivated by the presence of racial
>stereotypes in the strips.

This is correct. The strips are not very offensive at all, but do
show Donald trying to cheat the Indians. When I was living in Texas a
few years back, I went to the university library and made photocopies
of these dailies from microfilm. I believe I have already sent
photocopies to a few persons but guess I could do it again. I am,
however, leaving for Canada and the US in a few days and will be away
a couple of weeks, so it might take a while.
/Germund

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H.W.Fluks
Jimmy Wallin:

> Does anyone of you have any information regarding the
> creator Elisabetta Gnone or the artist Alessandro Barbucci?

Barbucci is on the 4th photograph of:
http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j2003/p03-01b.html
(along with Don Rosa and Luca Boschi).

--Harry.
Anders Christian Sivebæk
Friday Don Rosa was in Aarhus, Denmark -
I've put some pictures from the event here (some from the danish donaldist
society were there) http://fag:nns.dk/skulk/Rosa/

I'll tell more about it another time - Have a good day tomorrow

Hilsen/Yours
Anders Christian Siveb?k
Donaldist
Stefan Persson
Anders Christian Siveb?k wrote:
> Friday Don Rosa was in Aarhus, Denmark -
> I've put some pictures from the event here (some from the danish donaldist
> society were there) http://fag:nns.dk/skulk/Rosa/

There's a typo in the URL. Replace the ":" with a ".".

Stefan
Olivier
Hello everyone!

I have quickly whipped up a little special feature for Donald's 70th
birthday:
http://bobcat74.free.fr/events/donald070/donald070.htm

I'm sorry I didn't have time to do anything more & better-- but I couldn't
let it pass without at least something. I will try and add more features
later-- much later.

All the best,

Olivier
Anders Christian Sivebæk
Sorry, the link was wrong
http://fag.nns.dk/skulk/Rosa/
now it's right (there was a : instead of .) Thanks Stefan

Hilsen/Yours
Anders Christian Siveb?k
Donaldist
D. Ataker
Hi ,
I came across a Mickey Mouse B&W "short", late 20s or early 30s, 16mm film titled "The Cook". I am quite familiar with Mickey Mouse Filmography. This title is not listed anywhere. I do not have a projector so I have not watched the movie. But, I have scanned some frames from the beginning of the film. The sequences are totally unfamiliar. Would you happen to have any idea if this is a significant find? I can forward these to you in JPEG format; the scans are 100 - 400kb. Do you know any other knowledgable indivuduals I can consult with?
Kind regards,
Derya
Dyer, Sonia
Hello A. C. -
I very much enjoyed your pictures from Aarhus. Thanks for posting them. I especially like the "Did I Draw That?" one of Don. The second one of Rosa was a mystery until I ran it through my photo editor to lighten it- I think that one needs to be titled "Don giving a speech in a Dark Room at Midnight" (just kidding)

Hello Olivier-
I like your Wise Little Hen postings on the page you made for Donald's 70th Birthday tomorrow. If you have the rest of the Little Hen strips from Le Journal de Mickey I would be very interested in reading those too. They look like a lot of the artist's interpretation is different from the animated cartoon.

Thanks,
Sonia

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1. RE: Censored Taliaferro strips from 1942 (Germund Silvegren)
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5. Donald Duck's 70th Birthday (Olivier)
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Date: Tue, 8 Jun 2004 03:33:20 -0700 (PDT)
From: Germund Silvegren <germund_s at yahoo.com>
Subject: RE: Censored Taliaferro strips from 1942
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Botto wrote:
>As far as I remember - can't check the actual strips now - the sequence
>had nothing to do with the war, but was about Donald and the kids
>dealing with an American Indian tribe. So, the (absurd,
>IMHO) censorship is probably motivated by the presence of racial
>stereotypes in the strips.

This is correct. The strips are not very offensive at all, but do show Donald trying to cheat the Indians. When I was living in Texas a few years back, I went to the university library and made photocopies of these dailies from microfilm. I believe I have already sent photocopies to a few persons but guess I could do it again. I am, however, leaving for Canada and the US in a few days and will be away a couple of weeks, so it might take a while. /Germund

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Date: Tue, 8 Jun 2004 12:41:49 +0200
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Jimmy Wallin:

> Does anyone of you have any information regarding the
> creator Elisabetta Gnone or the artist Alessandro Barbucci?

Barbucci is on the 4th photograph of: http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j2003/p03-01b.html
(along with Don Rosa and Luca Boschi).

--Harry.

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Date: Tue, 08 Jun 2004 22:22:54 +0200
From: "Anders Christian Siveb?k " <anders_sivebaek at nns.dk>
Subject: Pictures from Aarhus
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Friday Don Rosa was in Aarhus, Denmark -
I've put some pictures from the event here (some from the danish donaldist society were there) http://fag:nns.dk/skulk/Rosa/

I'll tell more about it another time - Have a good day tomorrow

Hilsen/Yours
Anders Christian Siveb?k
Donaldist

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Date: Tue, 08 Jun 2004 22:54:19 +0200
From: Stefan Persson <spe at inducks.org>
Subject: Re: Pictures from Aarhus
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Anders Christian Siveb??k wrote:
> Friday Don Rosa was in Aarhus, Denmark -
> I've put some pictures from the event here (some from the danish donaldist
> society were there) http://fag:nns.dk/skulk/Rosa/

There's a typo in the URL. Replace the ":" with a ".".

Stefan

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Date: Wed, 9 Jun 2004 03:18:50 +0200
From: "Olivier" <mouse-ducks at wanadoo.fr>
Subject: Donald Duck's 70th Birthday
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Hello everyone!

I have quickly whipped up a little special feature for Donald's 70th
birthday: http://bobcat74.free.fr/events/donald070/donald070.htm

I'm sorry I didn't have time to do anything more & better-- but I couldn't let it pass without at least something. I will try and add more features
later-- much later.

All the best,

Olivier

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Date: Wed, 09 Jun 2004 10:48:36 +0200
From: "Anders Christian Siveb?k " <anders_sivebaek at nns.dk>
Subject: Fwd: Pictures from Aarhus
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Sorry, the link was wrong
http://fag.nns.dk/skulk/Rosa/
now it's right (there was a : instead of .) Thanks Stefan

Hilsen/Yours
Anders Christian Siveb?k
Donaldist

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Dyer, Sonia
Oops! Sorry for sending the whole Issue 9 in my reply - my mistake.
Sonia
Jeany Sanchez
i want more new mickey mouse comics with the phantom blot.

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Olivier
Sonia:

>>> I like your Wise Little Hen postings on the page you made for Donald's
70th Birthday tomorrow. If you have the rest of the
>>>Little Hen strips from Le Journal de Mickey I would be very interested in
reading those too. They look like a lot of the artist's
>>>interpretation is different from the animated cartoon.

The book I scanned them from only reprinted this strip.
If I find more, I will try and scan them.

Olivier
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