Goliath II, at eight, is still only five inches tall – to the shame of his father Goliath I, giant of the jungle and king of the elephants. Little Goliath runs away and though he is rescued by his mother from Raja, the tiger, he is now marked a rogue. But when a mouse attacks the herd, frightening them all away, Goliath redeems himself by battling and defeating the mouse.

The gala dedication ceremonies at the opening of three new major attractions at Disneyland – Matterhorn Bobsleds, Submarine Voyage, and the new Monorail – include a parade down Main Street with appearances by Walt and Roy Disney and members of their families, along with Vice President Richard Nixon and family, and numerous film stars. The celebrations end at night with a fireworks display.

A nature film concentrating on the strange and wonderful birds, beasts, and fish found in and around the least known islands of the world. Included are the Galapagos, the Guadalupes, the Falklands, and the tiny islands and atolls of the Midway group.

This is the story of colorful Japanese customs and manners of the past, and their contrast with present-day Japan. We see ancient farming customs, agricultural ceremonies, ancestor worship, school teaching, marriage customs, sports, all against the background of beautiful Japan.

The people who live along the Danube are studied along with their traditions, in which they take great pride. Both old and new customs and festivals are shown. The film ends with a visit to the most famous of all the Danube cities – Vienna.

Hound puppy, Nubbin, lost in the woods, is nursed by a female raccoon who has lost all her babies, except Weecha. Normally natural enemies, the baby hound and the raccoon grow up together, first in the den, later at the farm of Nubbin’s master. Weecha wants to escape the farm, and with Nubbin’s intervention, is allowed to leave.

Microphotography reveals that the ant society offers many parallels to human society.

Tells the story of a bee colony with the queen bee reproducing the species and the workers building the honeycombs.

Time-lapse photography shows the germinating of seeds and the growth of plants.

A study of the intriguing life beneath the water’s surface where lives a whole world of bizarre creatures.

The true story of Nautical, star jumper of the U.S. Equestrian Team. As a cow pony, this palomino is noticed by an ex-cavalry man who trains him. Near disaster overtakes the jumper when he is sold to an unscrupulous trainer. However, Bertalan de Nemethy, coach of the U.S. team, spots Nautical, buys and rejuvenates him, and ships him to Europe where he finally wins the world-famous King George V cup.

Boatsman Goofy and his son spend a weekend. When Goofy demonstrates the art of water-skiing, his son is so impressed he quickly gets them into a championship race, where Goofy has all sorts of misadventures, including everything from an octopus to a roller coaster. Finally, Goofy manages to win the race and the cup.

Circarama film featuring a tour of Italy with spectacular views of the harbor at Genova, and Mount Vesuvius.

Capt. Windwagon Smith rigs a Conestoga prairie wagon like a schooner with sails and tiller, and sweeps into a Kansas town where he meets the mayor’s lovely daughter, Molly, and falls in love. The townspeople are transfixed with Smith’s new form of transportation, and build a super windwagon only to have a hurricane sail it off, with the Captain and Molly aboard, into the skies never to be seen again – except when the sunset turns to gold: only then can they be seen.

Two “Spirits of Invention” go back in time to discover the inventor of the wheel. Caveduck Donald is selected as the inventor and is shown the evolution and usefulness of the wheel over the centuries. The first stone wheel develops for use on everything from chariots to sport cars. But Donald decides he wants nothing to do with the hassles of modern life, so he returns to pulling his cart without wheels. The spirits decide they picked the wrong person.

Donald Duck gives us a graphic demonstration of various types of litterbugs: the unconscious carrier, the sports bug, the sneak bug, the highway bug, the beach bug, and the mountain bug. Perhaps, Donald suggests at the end of his demonstration, if we start at home, we can stamp out the pest – the litterbug.

Walt Disney on screen is interacting with Mickey Mouse live on stage at the Radio City Music Hall.

Describes the appearance, habitat, and food of the buffalo and human’s efforts to prevent their extinction.

Tells of prairie dogs, badgers, cottontails, porcupines, and other small animals in their daily struggle against predators.

Shows the wagon trails made by the pioneers, explains the origin of Native American dance forms, and describes the types of bird life on the prairie.

Few are left of the pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep, cougar, and coyote, which once roamed the prairie in great numbers.

These two senses work together, producing the sensation of flavor.

Touch is really four sensations and our skin is the special receptor for all.

Ludwig Von Drake invites the audience into his home where he tells all about popular music, introducing several songs illustrated with stop-motion photography.

Tuffy and Tubby, bear cubs of insatiable curiosity, are trapped during their investigation of a tourist’s car at Yellowstone Park. In attempting their rescue, their mother is branded a “dangerous bear”, and is taken to the outskirts of the park. By the time she finds her mischievous progeny they have just about the whole park in an uproar.

Walt Disney explains that, with increasing population in California, more state beaches and parks are needed.

Four Disney artists were asked to paint the same tree, and their differing styles created widely varying results. They explain their approach and interpretation.

Humans experience many unique problems as they venture into outer space.

In the unmapped valleys, the annual thaw brings forth the walrus to confront his mortal enemy, the polar bear.

The musk ox, caribou, and reindeer grazing on the tundra face constant danger from wolf packs and ferocious wolverines.

The film tells the living legend of the strange migration of the lemmings, along with stories of interesting bird life.

Registered trotting horse Jolly Roger is thrown out of racing for speeding into a gallop whenever he races. Bought by a Boston police captain, the horse manages to redeem himself by winning and becoming a champion racer.

Circle-Vision 360 film that shows a train tour around Europe.

Donald Duck tells the story of steel from the ore to the finished product, along with its effect on America’s growth and economy.

Chico the coyote manages to hitch a ride to Los Angeles and has all sorts of misadventures with the local residents. He is finally sent away to live in the wild, only to hitch another ride to New York.

Goofy, essaying the roles of Driverius Timidicus, Motoramus Fidgitus, and Mr. Neglecterus Maximus, graphically enacts the perils timid and neglectful motorists can and do encounter on the nation’s freeways. Pointing out that lane changes can often be a direct route to death, Goofy reminds his audience to maintain a proper distance from vehicles in front of them.

Goofy, appearing as Stupidus Ultimas, illustrates what can happen when a careless motorist ignores the state of his tires and the mechanical condition of his vehicle. Showing his audience tires blowing out and wheels coming free, Goofy clearly warns of alcohol and driving being a dangerous combination. Dangerous, too, Goofy concludes, is staying at the wheel while fatigued.

Winnie the Pooh and his friends, Christopher Robin, Eeyore the donkey, Owl, Kanga, and baby Roo, as well as Rabbit and Gopher, encounter a swarm of bees and a fabulous honey tree.

Donald Duck shows how to prevent fire in the home by using a bit of forethought and prevention.

Dramatizes the significant role played by Johnny Tremain in Boston leading up to the Revolution.

The Sons of Liberty supply information about British plans which enable Paul Revere to alert the Minutemen to take up arms.

Mary, a beautiful Nez Perce Indian girl in Northwest Idaho, raises a motherless Appaloosa colt, Sky Dancer, one of the unique, spotted horses developed by the tribe. The girl and horse are separated, but after a series of adventures they are reunited at a rodeo, which leads to their entry in the dangerous Hell’s Mountain Suicide Relay Race.

Walt Disney’s final film, in which he tells Florida residents the plans for Walt Disney World and EPCOT.

Circle-Vision 360 film tour of Canada.

Scrooge McDuck is visited by his nephews, who wish to become as wealthy as their uncle. In an illustrated lecture, punctuated by song, Scrooge tells about the history of money, and explains how budgeting works, for both home and country. He says money should be wisely invested and should circulate. And he charges his nephews three cents for his good advice, “for nothing good is ever free”.

In Arizona, while boys of the Hopi tribe perform a traditional eagle dance, an old man tells how the ritual dance began 500 years ago. He relates the story of Tutuvina, a 10-year-old Native American boy who defied the gods and brought shame to his people by saving the life of his pet, an eagle marked for sacrifice. Today, however, Hopis honor his memory.

Circle-Vision 360 film that shows a tour of the United States.

A simulated trip to the moon.

The story of the Navajo, at work and play, in the Southwestern United States, and in particular, in scenic Monument Valley. The film focuses on a typical family, its daily life, struggles, and folkways, as every aspect of living is governed by Navajo gods and legends.

The film gives a step-by-step account of the design and construction of a unique ceramic mural.

The film explains that the ultimate goal of family life is the enrichment not the restriction of life.

The film tells of the habits and traits of the weasel, otter, mink, marten, skunk, and wolverine.

Shows the family life and hunting habits of the cougar, and tells how it fits into the world family of cats.

This is the story of the intelligent wild dog of the West and how it has survived and adjusted to encroaching civilization.

Traces the history of the cat – a god in Egyptian days, an evil spirit in the Dark Ages, and a pet today.

Tracing human life from birth to adolescence, the film shows how a sound mind, a sound body, and social adjustment form the Triangle of Health.

The film suggests the use of common sense to minimize the normal stresses and strains of life.

The film tells the story of the horse and how man has depended upon it.

Tells of the habits of the horned and antlered animals – deer, moose, antelope, and caribou.

A blustery day turns into a storm for Winnie the Pooh and his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood. They seek safety at Christopher Robin’s, but Pooh and Piglet are washed away in a flood, and Owl’s house is lost. But, before the day is over, Owl finds a new home, and Pooh and Piglet become heroes.

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A study of the lion reveals little-known facts about his domain and about other predators and grazers that live there.

The telephoto lens helps one observe the habits of a veritable menagerie of strange and colorful creatures in the lion’s domain.

Shows the daily life of elephants and hippos.

A handsome thoroughbred yearling accidentally escapes from a cross-country van in the desert, and is found and loved by a young Mexican boy, He hides the horse from searchers, but eventually mends his ways and tries to return the animal. However, two hoodlums steal the horse. The boy leads a sheriff to the rescue, and receives an apt reward.

Exercise, rest, and proper diet are essential for physical fitness.

The film focuses on learning how to live with others while retaining one’s own individuality.

A film about how to solve problems peaceably.

A film about the Florida Park.

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A guided tour of Disneyland, exploring many of the attractions, including Pirates of the Caribbean, PeopleMover, Enchanted Tiki Room, Carousel of Progress, and “It’s a small World”.

A film about how to follow rules and not demand special treatment.

The story is told of the bird’s contribution to mankind and his never-ending fight for survival from prehistoric times to the present. There are humorous moments throughout, and even the buzzard is honored in the epic struggle that still continues between humans and birds.