May 10, 2012 – Imagineer and Disney Legend Alice Davis is Honored with a Window on Main Street in Disneyland
“All things good you have to wait a while for, and after 83 years, I got my wish. For years, both [husband Marc Davis] and I have had the great pleasure of bringing great fun and joy to people…”
On May 10, 2012, Alice Davis was awarded with a window on Main Street in Disneyland, which is one of the highest honors within the Walt Disney Company. Davis known for her costume designs, beginning with designing an outfit for the live-action model for Sleeping Beauty; she is best known for her work with fellow Disney Legend Mary Blair on the “it’s a small world” attraction, and for her work on the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction in 1965. Davis was the wife of animator, member of the Nine Old Men, and Disney Legend Marc Davis, whom she married in 1956.