Prof. R. Blauerhimmel is a character appearing in Mystic Manor.
Description[]
Background[]
R. Blauerhimmel was a professor and aviator pilot during the late-19th and early 20th century. He was a member of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers as well as a close-friend toLord Henry Mystic and Mystic even put a portrait of him up on display within Mystic Manor.
In 1899, Blauerhimmel attended Harrison Hightower III's presentation of Shiriki Utundu in the Hotel Hightower. In 1904 he traversed the Ucayali Rivers of Peru and during the 1930s he worked for the Jungle Navigational Company through S.E.A.
History[]
Blauerhimmel is visually modelled after Disney Imagineer Robert Coltrin. The name Blauerhimmel is German for "Blue Sky" which was the term Disney Imagineers used for "No Limits" perspectives on attraction concepts. Blaurhimmel being an aviator adds on to this.
Appearances[]
Blauerhimmel alongside Dr. J.L. Baterista, Lord Henry Mystic, Captain Mary Oceaneer and Harrison Hightower III
Mystic Manor[]
Blauerhimmel appears in two portraits within the queue of Mystic Manor made by Charlton J. Taboret.
Skipper Canteen[]
A book titled "Traditional native holiday décor" which was written by the professor is in the library of this restaurant. Said book seemingly references, "The Jingle Cruise", an overlay of the Jungle Cruise attraction revolving around an airplane pilot having accidentally dumped Holiday decorations in the jungle.
Bengal Barbecue[]
Blauerhimmel's photograph can be seen at Disneyland's Bengal Barbecue. There is also a satchel seemingly belonging to him which contains a miniature portrait of S.E.A. at the Hotel Hightower.
Tropical Hideaway[]
The professor's paddle is on display at the Tropical Hideaway Restaurant marking his 1904 expedition on the Ucayali River in Peru.