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Manikin has brought up several references to the "Mickey Mouse Club" that aired on television from 1955-1959 on ABC, then reruns for several years to follow. Here are a couple of things that promoted the Original Show. Hope you enjoy and thanks for looking.
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kerry10456, In remembrance of Annette Funicello April 8, 2013
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Yes, Kerry - as soon as I saw she had passed last night I found this again as I knew you had it posted. - Very sad and she went too young :(
I was Sad also to hear of the passing of Annette Funicello! another American icon is gone forever :-(
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she is not gone forever ,it is, till we meet again , nice stuff u have there