1925

Theatrical releases

• January 1 - Alice Cans the Cannibals
• January 15 - Alice the Toreador
• February 1 - Alice Gets Stung
• February 15 - Alice Solves The Puzzle is released. It marks both the first appearances both of recurring Disney antagonist Pete and Margie Gay in the role of Alice.
• May 30 - Alice's Eggplant
• June 15 - Alice Loses Out
• June 30 - Alice Gets Stage Struck
• July 15 - Alice Wins the Derby
• July 30 - Alice Picks the Champ
• August 15 - Alice's Tin Pony
• August 30 - Alice Chops the Suey
• September 15 - Alice the Jail Bird
• October 15 - Alice Plays Cupid
• November 15 - Alice Rattled by Rats
• December 15 - Alice in the Jungle

Events

• July 13 - Walt and Lillian marry.

Character debuts

• February 15 - Pete

People

Births

• January 26 - Paul Newman (actor, film director, producer, race car driver, IndyCar owner, entrepreneur, and activist)
• February 3
  • John Fiedler (voice actor)
  • Shelley Berman (actor and comedian)
• February 17 - Hal Holbrook (actor)
• March 23 - Robie Lester (singer)
• April 2 - H.B. Haggerty (actor and professional wrestler)
• April 12 - Britt Lomond (actor and producer)
• April 25 - Kay E. Kuter (actor)
• April 27 - Leo De Lyon (voice actor)
• April 29 - Iwao Takamoto (animator)
• May 2 - Roscoe Lee Browne (actor and director)
• June 8
  • Charles Tyner (actor)
  • Barbara Bush (First Lady of the United States of America)
• August 8 - Ginny Tyler (voice actress)
• August 9 - Leota Toombs (Imagineer)
• September 8 - Peter Sellers (actor)
• October 16 - Angela Lansbury (actress and singer)
• November 11 - Jonathan Winters (comedian, actor, author, and artist)
• November 17 - Walter Peregoy (artist, color stylist, and background artist)
• November 20 - Kaye Ballard (actress)
• November 23 - Johnny Mandel (composer)
• December 12 - Anne V. Coates (editor, producer, and actress)
• December 13 - Dick Van Dyke (actor, producer, comedian, and writer)
• December 17 - Jack Wagner (Disneyland announcer)
• December 19 - Robert B. Sherman (songwriter)