The Tortoise and the Hare
Mickey's Service Station
Pluto's Judgement Day
Who Killed Cock Robin?
Three Orphan Kittens
Theatrical releases[]
Shorts[]
- January 5 - The Tortoise and the Hare
- January 19 - Mickey's Man Friday
- February 23 - The Band Concert (the first color Mickey Mouse cartoon)
- March 16 - Mickey's Service Station
- March 22 - The Golden Touch
- April 13 - Mickey's Kangaroo (the last black-and-white Mickey Mouse cartoon)
- April 20 - The Robber Kitten
- May 11 - Water Babies
- May 25 - The Cookie Carnival
- June 29 - Who Killed Cock Robin?
- July 13 - Mickey's Garden
- August 3 - Mickey's Fire Brigade
- August 31 - Pluto's Judgement Day
- September 28 - On Ice
- October 5 - Music Land
- October 26 - Three Orphan Kittens
- November 30 - Cock o' the Walk
- December 14 - Broken Toys
Character debuts[]
- January 5 - Max Hare, Toby Tortoise
- January 19 - Friday
- March 22 - King Midas
- April 20 - Ambrose, Dirty Bill
- May 25 - Hobo Cookie, Sugar Cookie Girl, Cookie Carnival Judges
- June 29 - Cock Robin, Jenny Wren
- August 31 - Kitten, Cat Judge, Cat Jury, Cat Prosecutor
Production[]
- Don Graham is permitted to hire 300 animators for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
- Walt Disney travels to Europe and obtains European illustrations to define the look of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
- September - Adriana Caselotti is chosen to voice Snow White in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
- December 13 - Story meeting for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs:
- The dwarfs will sing an original song, peppy and happy, to Snow White.
People[]
Births[]
- January 8 - Elvis Presley (singer and actor)
- January 9 - Dick Enberg (sports announcer)
- January 20 - Dorothy Provine (singer, dancer, actress, and comedian)
- February 16 - Brian Bedford (actor, voice actor, singer, and director)
- February 22 - Hisako Kyōda (voice actress)
- March 9 - Sumie Ozawa (voice actor)
- March 15
- Judd Hirsch (actor and writer)
- Jim Thurman (voice actor)
- April 4 - Kenneth Mars (actor and voice actor)
- April 9 - Avery Schreiber (comedian and actor)
- April 19 - Dudley Moore (actor, comedian, composer, and musician)
- May 2 - Lance LeGault (actor and voice actor)
- May 13 - Burny Mattinson (director, animator, and screenwriter)
- June 9 - Pete Renaday (actor and voice actor)
- June 22 - Floyd Norman (animator)
- July 17 - Donald Sutherland (actor)
- July 29 - Joan Gerber (voice actress)
- July 31 - Geoffrey Lewis (actor)
- August 10 - Ron Dominguez (theme park executive and cast member)
- August 15 - Jim Dale (actor and singer)
- September 21 - Henry Gibson (actor, voice actor, comedian, singer, and songwriter)
- September 28 - Ronald Lacey (actor)
- October 1 - Julie Andrews (actress, singer, and author)
- October 18 - Peter Boyle (actor)
- October 20 - Jerry Orbach (actor, voice actor, and singer)
- November 15 - Kaneta Kimotsuki (voice actor)
- November 21 - Michael Chapman (cinematographer)
- December 1 - Woody Allen (actor, director, screenwriter, comedian, musician, and playwright)
Artists Joined[]
- Ollie Johnston
- John Lounsbery
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