Disney Showcase~ Magic Shop & 20th Century Music Company
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Disney Showcase~ Magic
Shop & 20th Century
Music Company
After two attraction pieces, it
was back to Main Street for
Robert Olszewski. This is
number 10 in the collection
being released with the Jungle
Cruse on September 17th
2005, sells for $170.00, and
is available at the Disneyana,
Disney Gallery, The World of
Disney and Off The Page, at
Disney's California
Adventure.
The Disney Showcase is a
great place to pick up some
clothing item or a hat and
most of the time they are less
busy then the Emporium.
The Magic Shop sells all
kinds of gags and tricks. The
magicians will often show you
a trick or two.
20th Century Music
Company is there to take care
of all your Disney musical
needs. They sell soundtracks,
movies and some books as
well.
If you are one of the
collectors, this was a key
stone for you. With the prior
release of the Opera House
and the Market House, it
completed the first half of
Main Street. Though more
then just a keystone, the piece
has all that you have come to
appreciate from a Robert
Oslzewski miniature, the
copper roof, the awnings over
the windows, and the small
record player over the door of
the Music Company. I believe
Walt himself would be very
pleased with the work done
by Robert.
Shop & 20th Century
Music Company
After two attraction pieces, it
was back to Main Street for
Robert Olszewski. This is
number 10 in the collection
being released with the Jungle
Cruse on September 17th
2005, sells for $170.00, and
is available at the Disneyana,
Disney Gallery, The World of
Disney and Off The Page, at
Disney's California
Adventure.
The Disney Showcase is a
great place to pick up some
clothing item or a hat and
most of the time they are less
busy then the Emporium.
The Magic Shop sells all
kinds of gags and tricks. The
magicians will often show you
a trick or two.
20th Century Music
Company is there to take care
of all your Disney musical
needs. They sell soundtracks,
movies and some books as
well.
If you are one of the
collectors, this was a key
stone for you. With the prior
release of the Opera House
and the Market House, it
completed the first half of
Main Street. Though more
then just a keystone, the piece
has all that you have come to
appreciate from a Robert
Oslzewski miniature, the
copper roof, the awnings over
the windows, and the small
record player over the door of
the Music Company. I believe
Walt himself would be very
pleased with the work done
by Robert.
