Rod14

Hi my name is Rodney.

White Fang (1991): I have the same video as the library has. It has the green FBI screens, the "Now You Can Own These Hit Titles from Walt Disney Home Video" bumper, previews for "The Rocketeer" and "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids", the black-blue FP bumper, and the Walt Disney Pictures logo. Then the film begins. The original pressing from 1991 has the orange FBI screens, the "Coming To Theatres" logo, "The Rocketeer" preview, the "Coming on Videocassette" bumper, "Shipwrecked" preview, the 1989 FP bumper, and the Walt Disney Pictures logo.

101 Dalmatians (1992): Three here. The first one has the green FBI screens, the "Coming Only to Theatres this 1992 Holiday Season" bumper with no music, a trailer for "Aladdin", 1991 Feature Presentation bumper, the 1992 Walt Disney Classics logo, and the 1990 Walt Disney Pictures logo. After the movie is the Buena Vista logo with the man saying "Stay tuned for a preview of two new Disney classics", the "Coming to Home Video/Coming on Video Cassette This Summer" bumper, a trailer for "The Great Mouse Detective", the "Coming This Fall to Home Video" bumper, and a trailer for "Beauty and the Beast". The 2nd one is just like both Fantasia and The Little Mermaid, but with the green FBI screens and the 1992 Walt Disney Classics logo. The 3rd verison is the same but it has the 1989 Walt Disney Classics logo. Dawn has this.

The Great Mouse Detective (1992): Used to have it also. Same as 101 Dalmatians, but a different Aladdin Trailer and no purple screens, but the 1991 FP logo. After the movie, there are trailers for The Rescuers and Beauty and the Beast. In the middle, there is a bumper saying "Coming This Fall to Home Video", just like 101 Dalmatians.

Aladdin (1993): Green FBI Screens, trailers for The Lion King, Pinocchio, the Feature Presentation logo and 1992 Classics logo.

The Fox and the Hound (1994): Similar to TGMD, but with a Lion King Trailer instead of Aladdin, the Feature Presentation logo, the 1992 Muffled Classics logo is after this. A couple of prints had a trailer for The Return of Jafar. Dawn has that tape.

Beauty and the Beast (1992): Green FBI Screens, Coming Only to Theatres this 1992 Holiday Season, but with music, trailers for Aladdin. Sleeping Beauty, Special Previews After our feature from Walt Disney Home Video logo, the 1992 Feature Presentation logo, 1992 Walt Disney Classics Logo Muffled. After the movie is the Now on Home Video, a trailer for 101 Dalmatians. The second one is everything is the same but the part two previews is the Coming to Home Video logo, preview of Pinocchio, Now on Home Video, a trailer for 101 Dalmatians. The third one is the same but the Pinocchio preview is different. The foruth and final one is Green FBI Screens, Coming Only to Theatres this 1992 Holiday Season, but with music, trailers for Aladdin. Sleeping Beauty, a Pinocchio preview, the Special Preview After our feature from Walt Disney Home Video logo, the Feature Presentation logo, and 1992 Walt Disney Classics Logo Muffled. After the movie is the Now on Home Video, a trailer for 101 Dalmatians.

The Rescuers (1992): Dawn had it also. Green FBI screens, the Coming to Home Video logo with the man saying "Coming soon... from Walt Disney Home Video!", Beauty and the Beast trailer, a cut-short version of the 1986 WDHV logo with the man saying "And available now on videocassette...", The Great Mouse Detective The FP Logo is displayed, only with an aquatic background and the 1992 Walt Disney Classics logo is distorted.

The Rescuers Down Under (1991): There's 5 versions. First Version has Orange FBI Screens, 1986 WDHV logo, trailer for The Jungle Book and the 1991 FP logo. 1989 WDC Logo is after these. Then, second version has same thing as last time, but with a different tape master. Then, Third version has Green FBI Screens, 1986 WDHV logo, 2 previews for The Jungle Book and Robin Hood, 1991 FP logo and 1989 WDC logo. And finally, Fourth Version has Green FBI Screens, and 1989 WDC logo. Then, Fifth version has the same thing that Robin Hood has, the Green FBI screens and the 1988 WDC logo that is prototype.

Fantasia (1991): Two here. The first one is the same as The Little Mermaid. The second one has the green FBI screens, a trailer for Beauty and the Beast, FP Logo 1991. 1989 WDC logo is after those 3.

Lady and the Tramp (1987): Copper20's cousins have this one; Orange FBI screens with the Duplication screen. The 1984 Walt Disney Classics logo is just after. The second one has the Orange FBI screens no Duplication screen, and the 1984 Walt Disney Classics logo.

Snow White (1994): Green FBI Screens, Roy Disney's introduction, and 1986 WDHV Logo. Some prints in the same date had the Masterpiece logo.

The Lion King (1995): One version has Green FBI Screens, promo for Walt Disney World, trailers for Pocahontas, the purple screen bumper saying "Coming Soon To Videocassette", Cinderella, Angels in the Outfield, The Aristocats, 1991 FP Logo, and the format screen. No Masterpiece logo. The 2nd version has everything has but "Coming to Videocassette" logo, Angles In The Outfield preview, and the 1991 FP logo and the format screen. The previews are about 10 minutes and 40 seconds!

Cinderella (1995): Green FBI Screens, the Wake Up Call promo, the trailers for Toy Story, The Santa Clause, Pocahontas, one for Masterpiece Collection movies, 1991 FP Logo, Masterpiece Collection logo, 1990 WDP logo, and the 1955 Buena Vista Logo. Previews are about 6 minutes and 40 seconds.

The Aristocats (1996): Green FBI Screens, a promo for Disney World, trailers for Toy Story Video Game, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Tom and Huck, Muppet Treasure Island, Aladdin and the King of Thieves, and our little friend the Masterpiece Collection logo w/ a feature presentation voiceover.

The Jungle Book (1997): 1991 Green FBI Screens, trailers for The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas, Peter Pan, Hercules, The Toys Who Saved Christmas, etc, a promo for ABC, a screen saying Stay Tuned After the Feature, 1996 FP Logo, 1994 MC Logo, THX logo, and 1990 WDP logo. At the end is a 10 minute program on the making of the movie.