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interest in licensing merchandise
interviews with
at Kaycee Studios
at Laugh-O-gram Films
lawn bowling
limited role in studio’s early advances
“live steam” backyard railroad
Marceline, Missouri, memories of
Medal of Freedom
move to home on Lyric Avenue
move to Los Angeles
negotiations with Charles Mintz
Newman Laugh-O-grams
as news butcher
as newspaper delivery boy in Kansas City, Missouri
nighttime visits to studio
1931 “breakdown”
1935 European trip
1957 commuting route
and One Hundred and One Dalmatians
on origin of Mickey Mouse
passion for miniatures
personal financial status in early 1950s
personal identification with studio
Pinocchio, regrets about
Pinocchio, role in production
on plans for Florida park
playacting, value of
pleasure in True-Life Adventures
political involvement
possible strains in marriage
profanity
return to Kansas City
role in live-action filming
self-absorption
Silly Symphonies
Sleeping Beauty, role in production
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, role in production
Song of the South, role in production
sports, participation in
and Steamboat Willie
story, ideas about
strike’s effect on
as studio’s coordinator
television, interest in
trains, love for
turn away from animation
vacation in Europe
work habits
work on Carousel of Progress
work on Pirates of the Caribbean ride
during World War II
writers’ attempts at manipulation
“writing” of live-action films
Disney, Walt, British Films Limited
Disney, Walt, Company
Disney, Walt, Enterprises
Disney, Walt, Incorporated
Disney, Walt, Productions
acquisition of most of WED
aircraft
announcement of Disney’s surgery
application for television license
Burbank studio
buyout of other Disneyland owners
cuts to production costs
Disneyland, part ownership of
after Disney’s death
Florida park
name adopted
negotiations for RKO merger
stock offerings
subsidy to arts schools
Disney Brothers Studio
move to Hyperion Avenue
Disney Film Recording Company
Disneyland
Audio-Animatronics at Enchanted Tiki Room
choice of location
construction
and death of Disney
Disney’s speech at tenth anniversary celebration
early plans
end of shared ownership
Fantasy-land
Jungle Cruise ride
limits on storytelling and movement
Main Street
Matterhorn ride
opening day
operating problems
other “themed” attractions
Pirates of the Caribbean ride
search for television partner
transportation in
Disneyland (television series)
Disneyland, Incorporated
“Disneylandia” (proposed traveling exhibit)
Disney World (Florida). Also see Florida, as location for second park
division of labor at Disney studio
Dollard, Kathleen
Donald’s Roadside Market. See Old MacDonald Duck
Don Juan
Don Quixote
D’Orsi, Ugo
Douglas, Kirk
Drake, George
Driscoll, Bobby
Dumbo
DuMont network
Earle, Eyvind
Eastman, Mary
Ebsen, Buddy
Economic Research Associates
Edouarde, Carl
Efron, Edith
Eisenhower, Dwight
Eisner, Michael
Ellenshaw, Peter
Elmer Elephant
Englander, Otto
EPCOT (Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow)
Epcot Center
“E” Ticket, The
Eugster, Al
Evans, Morgan “Bill”
Evans, W. L., School of Cartooning
exposure sheets
extremes (key drawings)
Eyssel, G. S.
Fairbanks, Douglas
Fallberg, Carl
Fantasia
Fantasound
Farwell, Captain Raymond F.
Father Noah’s Ark
Federation of Screen Cartoonists
Feld, Milton
Felix the Cat (series)
Felton, Earl
Fennell, Paul
Ferguson, Norman
Ferguson, Otis
Festival of California Living at Pan-Pacific Auditorium
Film Booking Offices (FBO)
Fine Arts Institute. See Kansas City Art Institute
Fleischer, Max
Fleischer, Richard
Flohri, Emil
Florida, as location for second park. See also Disney World
Flowers and Trees
Flying Jalopy, The
Flying Mouse, The
Ford, Henry
Ford, John
Ford Motor Company
Forest Inn Café (Kansas City)
Forest Service, U.S.
Forsythe, Clyde
Foster, Harve
Foster, Norman
Four Musicians [of Bremen], The (Laugh-O-gram)
Fowler, Joe
Fox Hunt, The
France, Van Arsdale
Francis, Edna. See Disney, Edna Francis
Fraser, Hugh
Freleng, Isadore “Friz”
Friedman, Ray
Frolicking Fish
Frontierland (episodes of Disneyland)
Fuller, William
Fun and Fancy Free
Gallopin’ Gaucho, The
Garbutt, Bernard
Garden Cities of To-morrow (Howard)
Gardner, John
Garity, Bill
Garner, Marcellite
Gaucho, The
General, The
General Electric
General Motors
George, Hazel
Gibson, Blaine
Giegerich, Charles J.
Gillett, Burt
Gipson, Fred
Goddess of Spring, The
Goepper, George
Goff, Harper
Gold Diggers of 1935
Golden Oaks Ranch
Goldenson, Leonard
Golden Touch, The
Goldman, Frank
Gombrich, E. H.
Gone With the Wind
Gottfredson, Floyd
Graham, Donald W.
Grain That Built a Hemisphere, The
“Granny’s Cabin”
Grant, Campbell
Grant, Joe
Grant, Morton
Grauman’s Chinese Theatre
Gray, Milton
Great Locomotive Chase, The
Greene, Bob
Greenfield Village
Griffin, Eleanore
Grimes, Steven
Gruen, Victor
Gurr, Bob
Haden-Guest, Anthony
Hall, Dick. See Marion, Dick
&n
bsp; Hamilton, Rollin
Hand, David
as Bambi supervising director
in charge of short subjects
as Snow White supervising director
Hannah, Jack
Harline, Leigh
Harman, Fred
Harman, Hugh
at Disney Brothers Studio
at Laugh-O-gram
at Walt Disney Productions
Harman, Walker
Haskin, Byron
Havenstrite, Russell
Hawks, Howard
Heart of Our Cities, The (Gruen)
Hee, Thornton
Helvenston, Harold
Hench, John
Hermosa neighborhood (Chicago)
Hibler, Winston
Hilberman, Dave
Hind’s Hall of Fame (radio program)
Hollywood Bowl “Tribute to Walt Disney”
Hopper, Hedda
Hound of Florence, The (Salten)
House Committee on Un-American Activities
Howard, Ebenezer
Howard, Thelma
Hubler, Richard
Hudson, Bert
Huemer, Dick
Hughes, Howard
Hurlburt, Bud
Hurrell, George
Hurrell Productions
Hurter, Albert
Hurtz, William
Huxley, Aldous
Iger, Robert
inbetweeners
inbetweens
In Search of the Castaways
Invitation to the Dance (unfinished film)
Irvine, Richard
Isaacs, Hermine Rich
Ising, Adele
Ising, Rudolph
at Disney Brothers Studio
at Laugh-O-gram Films
Isis Theatre (Kansas City)
Iwerks, Ub (Ubbe Iwwerks)
break with Disneys
as director of Silly Symphonies
disagreements with Walt Disney
at Disney Brothers Studio
at Laugh-O-gram Films
as Mickey Mouse animator
and Mickey Mouse comic strip
as Oswald animator
as Skeleton Dance animator
Iwerks-Disney (commercial art partnership)
“Jack and the Beanstalk” (unfinished feature)
Jackson, Robert
Jackson, Wilfred
as cartoon director of Song of the South
as Cinderella director
as director of Lullaby Land
as director of The Goddess of Spring
as director of The Old Mill
as director of The Pied Piper
on Disney as inspirational boss
on Disney’s attitude toward studio
on Disney’s disengagement from animation
on Disney’s “fast eye”
on Father Noah’s Ark and storyboard
on Snow White as “source of great trouble” to Disney
as Snow White director
and Steamboat Willie
Janzen, Leon
Johnny Tremain
Johns, Glynis
Johnston, Ollie
as backyard railroad enthusiast
as Cinderella animator
as Pinocchio animator
as Sleeping Beauty animator
Jones, Dean
Jungle Book, The
Justice, James Robertson
Kahl, Milt
as Bambi animator
as Cinderella animator
as Pinocchio animator
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City Art Institute
Kansas City Film Ad Company
Kansas City Slide Company
Kaufman, J. B.
Kaufman, Van
Kausler, Mark
Kaycee Studios
Keaton, Buster
Kelley, W. R.
Kelly, Arthur W.
Kennedy Center
Kimball, Ward
as train enthusiast
King, Jack
King Features Syndicate
King Neptune
Kinney, Jack
Kirk, Tommy
Knight, Eric
Kopietz, Fred
Korkis, Jim
Krazy Kat (series)
Kurtz, Wilbur
Lady and the Tramp
Laemmle, Carl
Lafflets
Langer, Mark
Lantz, Walter, studio
Larson, Eric
Laugh-O-gram Films
Leahy, Fred
Legg, Gordon
Leica reels
Lessing, Gunther
Lewis, Bert
licensing of Disney merchandise
Lichtman, Al
Light in the Forest, The
Lights of New York
Lilly Belle (miniature locomotive)
Lincoln Center
Lindbergh, Charles
Linkletter, Art
Little Hiawatha
Little People, The. See also Darby O‘Gill and the Little People
Little Red Riding Hood (Laugh-O-gram)
Living Desert, The
Lloyd, Harold
Lockheed Aircraft
Los Angeles Conservatory of Music
Los Rancheros Visitadores
Lounsbery, John
Love, Ed
Lovelace, Jonathan Bell
Luckman, Charles
Lullaby Land
Lundy, Dick
as Snow White animator
Luske, Hamilton
as Pied Piper animator
as Snow White animator
as Tortoise and the Hare animator
Lutz, Edwin G.
Lyon, Francis
Lyon, Red
MacArthur, James
Mace, Leslie
Mack, Brice
MacMurray, Fred
Make Mine Music
Maltin, Leonard
Mamma’s Affair
Manriquez, Carlos
Marceline, Missouri
Marion, Dick
Marling, Karal Ann
Martha (“Song-O-Reel”)
Martin, Alice (aunt)
Martin, Bill
Martin, Mike (uncle)
Martin, Pete
Mary Poppins
Mason, James
Maxwell, C. G. “Max”
Mayer, Hy
McArthur, John
McConahy Building (Kansas City)
McGuire, Dorothy
McKinley High School (Chicago)
Melody Time
Menen, Aubrey
Merritt, Chris
Merritt, Russell
Messmer, Otto
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
Mickey Mouse (character)
Mickey Mouse (series)
Mickey Mouse Club
“Mickey Mouse park”
Mickey Plays Papa
Mickey’s Circus
Mickey’s Good Deed
Mickey’s Mechanical Man
Mickey’s Steamroller
Midnight and Jeremiah (Sterling North)
Midnight in a Toy Shop
Miller, Diane Disney (daughter)
Miller, John P.
Miller, Ronald P., Jr. (son-in-law)
Mills, Hayley
Mills, John
Milotte, Alfred and Elma
Minda, Meyer
Mineo, Sal
Mineral King project
Miniature Locomotive (magazine)
Mintz, Charles
model department
Modern Times
Monahan, Dodie
Moore, Fred
as Dumbo animator
as Golden Touch animator
and Pinocchio
as Snow White animator
as Three Little Pigs animator
Morkovin, Boris V.
Moses, Robert
Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals
Moving Day
; multiplane camera
Murphy, George
Music Land
Mussolini, Benito
Muybridge, Eadweard
My Fair Lady
My Friend Flicka
Nash, Clarence
National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
National Film Board of Canada
National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)
Natwick, Grim
Newman Laugh-O-grams
Newman Theatre
Newton, Robert
New York World’s Fair of 1964–65
Carousel of Progress
Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln
It’s a Small World
Magic Skyway
“Night on Bald Mountain” (segment of Fantasia)
“nine old men” (supervising animators)
Noble, Maurice
Nolan, Bill
Nolley, Lance
Noonan, Dan
Norman, Floyd
Nunis, Richard
“Nutcracker Suite” (segment of Fantasia)
Nutcracker Suite (Tchaikovsky)
O’Connor, Kendall
Odlum, Floyd
Old MacDonald Duck
Old Mill, The
Old Yeller
“One Hour in Wonderland”
One Hundred and One Dalmatians
ones and twos (animation techniques)
On Ice
Opry House, The
Oreb, Tom
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (character)
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (series)
Our Gang (series)
Out of the Inkwell (series)
Owens-Illinois Glass Company
O-Zell Company
Pacific Ready-Cut Homes
Palm Springs, California
Pantages theater chain
Papineau, Grace
Parker, Fess
Parks, Edwin
Park School (Marceline)
Parr, Walter Robinson
Parsons, Louella
Patten, Luana
Patterson, Don
Pearce, Perce: as Bambi supervisor
as Snow White writer and director
as Song of the South associate producer
as Story of Robin Hood producer
as Sword and the Rose producer
as Treasure Island producer
Pease, Paul
Peculiar Penguins
Peet, Bill
Pegler, Westbrook
Peiser’s restaurant (Kansas City)
pencil tests
Penner, Ed
People and Places (series)
Pereira, William
Pereira and Luckman (architectural firm)
Perine, Robert
Perkins, Al
Perri
Pesmen, Louis A.
Pesmen-Rubin Commercial Art Studio
Peter Pan
Peterson, Ken
Pfeiffer, Walt
Pictorial Clubs
Pidgeon, Walter
Pied Piper, The
Pinocchio
animation of title character
failure at box office
live action, use of in animation
writing of
Pinocchio (Collodi)
Pixar studio
Plane Crazy
Playful Pluto
Plowboy, The
Pollyanna
Poor Papa
Potter, General William E. “Joe”
Potter, H. C.
Powers, Patrick A.
Powers Cinephone
Practical Pig, The
Pratt, Hawley
Price, Harrison “Buzz”: and CalArts
on choosing site for Disneyland