Disney ad campaign will pull out the emotional stops  Susan
Strother Clarke  June 19, 2006  If you've ever questioned
Disney's ability to pluck an emotional chord, consider this:
When the company unveiled the latest ad campaign for its theme
parks recently, photographer Annie Leibovitz was on hand to
discuss her role. She recalled going to Disneyland as a child --
and talked about eventually taking her own daughter.  And she
got a little choked up.  Now, that alone doesn't mean that
Disney's "Where Dreams Come True" promotion will be a slam-dunk.
But if someone like Leibovitz -- who has seen plenty over the
years -- can get touched talking about taking her kid to Disney,
it says a lot about what the Mouse is selling.  More than thrill
rides or shows, it's emotion and experience.  The Dreams
campaign kicks off in October, though a preview of one print ad
was in USA Today two weeks ago. It is designed to pick up where
Disney's successful 50th anniversary campaign leaves off in
September.  Hankies handy? Here'