Report: Ryman-Carroll Club 33 Event
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On January 26th and 27th an event was held at Disneyland, in part, to raise money for the Ryman-Carroll Foundation which - through the Ryman Program - offers free classes in drawing and painting for talented young artists. The program is named after Herb Ryman, one of Disney's great artists, who passed away in 1989.
The event began with breakfast at Club 33 then the attendees were broken into three groups to hear each of the three legends give a talk and answer questions. The legends on Saturday were: Harriet Burns (Disney Legend & Model Maker), Maggie Elliott (Former Senior Vice President of Creative Administration at Walt Disney Imagineering) and Marty Sklar (Disney Legend and Vice Chairman & Principal Creative Executive at Walt Disney Imagineering). On Sunday there was Blaine Gibson (Disney Legend & Former Chief Sculptor at Walt Disney Imagineering), Bob Gurr (Former Walt Disney Imagineer) and Marty Sklar (Disney Legend and Vice Chairman & Principal Creative Executive at Walt Disney Imagineering).
After the speeches guests were escorted to the Disney Gallery to view the Herb Ryman exhibit (which closed on Sunday) and meet, talk to and take pictures with the legends.
Below is a pictorial overview of the event I attended
(Sunday) along with a few comments that were made along the way.
Club 33 - Page 1
Club 33 - Page 1
Club 33 - Page 2
Marty Sklar - Page 1
Marty Sklar - Page 2
Marty Sklar - Page 3
Marty Sklar - Page 4
Blaine Gibson
Bob Gurr
The Gallery
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Early morning line-up to get inside. We were let in hours before Disneyland opened for the
day allowing us a view of Disneyland not often gotten by guests.
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The sign at Club 33
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Inside the Club 33 main dining room
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Inside the Club 33 main dining room
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The buffet area. Down this hallway are the stairs, restrooms and the smaller dining room
known as the Trophy Room.
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