December 1997

Articles

When the Desert Was Disney's Land

When the Desert Was Disney's Land

by Allene Arthur

It was bibbity-bobbity-boo-ful in the desert when Walt Disney came to town. How he lived, what he played and how he tried to get local investors for his wild idea: a futuristic amusement park!

An Artful Latitude

Ralph and Ann Lewin of Adagio Galleries.

God's Properties

Some of the best architectual work being done in the desert is in the name of the Lord. We visit some startling examples.

Can't Live Without You

Compiled by Karen Oppenheim

Illustrations by Gus de Guzman. What's your favorite frock? Any clothes that make you feel special? We asked around town. The answers may surprise.

Fashion with a Mission

Photography by Teke

Monterey bay: A beautiful place to live, certainly. And from the looks of these clothes, an incredible place to shop.

In-Stock $6.50

About The Cover: In a sparkling parody of the classic Norman Rockwell painting, T. Boyer shows Walk Disney and his true
alter ego. The painting is on display at Walk Disney Hall at the exclusive
Smoke Tree Ranch. 

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