Changes: 1935

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The Band Concert.

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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

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 16 - Russ McCubbin (actor and stuntman)
January 18 - Albert Millaire (actor)
January 20 - Dorothy Provine (singer, dancer, actress, and comedian)
January 23 - Richard Evans (actor)
February 22 - Hisako Kyōda (voice actress)
March 3 - Eugenia Paul (actress and dancer)
March 9 - Sumie Ozawa (voice actor)
March 15 -
- Judd Hirsch (actor and screenwriter)
- Jim Thurman (voice actor)
March 22 - M. Emmet Walsh (actor)
March 27 - Julian Glover (actor)
April 4 - Kenneth Mars (actor)
April 9 - Avery Schreiber (comedian and actor)
April 19 - Dudley Moore (actor, comedian, composer, and musician)
April 21 - Charles Grodin (actor, comedian, and author)
April 29 - Lennie Weinrib (actor, voice actor, and screenwriter)
May 27 - Lee Meriwether (actress and model)
June 9 - Pete Renaday (actor and voice actor)
June 22 - Floyd Norman (animator)
July 25 - Barbara Harris (actress)
July 29 - Joan Gerber (voice actress)
August 10 - Ron Dominguez (theme park executive and cast member)
August 15 - Jim Dale (actor and singer)
September 21 - Henry Gibson (actor and songwriter)
September 28 - Ronald Lacey (actor)
September 30 - Johnny Mathis (singer)
October 1 - Julie Andrews (actress)
October 12 - Luciano Pavarotti (operatic tenor)
October 18 - Peter Boyle (actor)
October 20 - Jerry Orbach (actor)
October 29 - Isao Takahata (director and animator)
November 15 - Kaneta Kimotsuki (voice actor)
December 1 - Woody Allen (actor, director, screenwriter, comedian, musician, and playwright)

Deaths

May 17 - Paul Dukas (composer)

Character debuts

January 5 - Max Hare, Toby Tortoise
June 29 - Cock Robin, Jenny Wren

1935

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 ==Theatrical releases==
 ===Shorts===
-*January 5 - ''[[The Tortoise and the Hare]]''
+*[[January 5]] - ''[[The Tortoise and the Hare]]''
 *[[January 19]] - ''[[Mickey's Man Friday]]''
-*February 23 - ''[[The Band Concert]]'' (the first color Mickey Mouse cartoon)
+*[[February 23]] - ''[[The Band Concert]]'' (the first color Mickey Mouse cartoon)
-*March 16 - ''[[Mickey's Service Station]]''
+*[[March 16]] - ''[[Mickey's Service Station]]''
-*March 22 - ''[[The Golden Touch]]''
+*[[March 22]] - ''[[The Golden Touch]]''
-*April 13 -'' [[Mickey's Kangaroo]]'' (the last black-and-white Mickey Mouse cartoon)
+*[[April 13]] -'' [[Mickey's Kangaroo]]'' (the last black-and-white Mickey Mouse cartoon)
-*April 20 - ''[[The Robber Kitten]]''
+*[[April 20]] - ''[[The Robber Kitten]]''
 *[[May 11]] - ''[[Water Babies]]''
-*May 25 - ''[[The Cookie Carnival]]''
+*[[May 25]] - ''[[The Cookie Carnival]]''
-*June 29 -'' [[Who Killed Cock Robin?]]''
+*[[June 29]] -'' [[Who Killed Cock Robin?]]''
-*July 13 - ''[[Mickey's Garden]]''
+*[[July 13]] - ''[[Mickey's Garden]]''
-*August 3 -'' [[Mickey's Fire Brigade]]''
+*[[August 3]] -'' [[Mickey's Fire Brigade]]''
-*August 31 - ''[[Pluto's Judgement Day]]''
+*[[August 31]] - ''[[Pluto's Judgement Day]]''
-*September 28 -'' [[On Ice]]''
+*[[September 28]] -'' [[On Ice]]''
-*October 5 -'' [[Music Land]]''
+*[[October 5]] -'' [[Music Land]]''
-*October 26 - ''[[Three Orphan Kittens]]''
+*[[October 26]] - ''[[Three Orphan Kittens]]''
-*November 30 - ''[[Cock o' the Walk]]''
+*[[November 30]] - ''[[Cock o' the Walk]]''
-*December 14 - ''[[Broken Toys]]''
+*[[December 14]] - ''[[Broken Toys]]''
 ==Production==
@@ Line 36: / Line 36: @@
 ==People==
 ===Births===
-*January 8 - [[Elvis Presley]] (singer and actor)
+*[[January 8]] - [[Elvis Presley]] (singer and actor)
-*January 9 - [[Dick Enberg]] (sports announcer)
+*[[January 9]] - [[Dick Enberg]] (sports announcer)
 *[[January 16]] - [[Russ McCubbin]] (actor and stuntman)
-*January 18 - [[Albert Millaire]] (actor)
+*[[January 18]] - [[Albert Millaire]] (actor)
-*January 20 - [[Dorothy Provine]] (singer, dancer, actress and comedian)
+*[[January 20]] - [[Dorothy Provine]] (singer, dancer, actress, and comedian)
-*January 23 - [[Richard Evans]] (actor)
+*[[January 23]] - [[Richard Evans]] (actor)
 *[[February 22]] - [[Hisako Kyōda]] (voice actress)
-*March 3 - [[Eugenia Paul]] (actress and dancer)
+*[[March 3]] - [[Eugenia Paul]] (actress and dancer)
-*March 9 - [[Sumie Ozawa]] (voice actor)
+*[[March 9]] - [[Sumie Ozawa]] (voice actor)
-*March 15 - [[Judd Hirsch]] (actor and screenwriter)
+*[[March 15]] -
+**[[Judd Hirsch]] (actor and screenwriter)
-*March 15 - [[Jim Thurman]] (voice actor)
-*March 22 - [[M. Emmet Walsh]] (actor)
+**[[Jim Thurman]] (voice actor)
-*March 27 - [[Julian Glover]] (actor)
+*[[March 22]] - [[M. Emmet Walsh]] (actor)
-*April 4 - [[Kenneth Mars]] (actor)
+*[[March 27]] - [[Julian Glover]] (actor)
-*April 9 - [[Avery Schreiber]] (comedian and actor)
+*[[April 4]] - [[Kenneth Mars]] (actor)
-*April 19 - [[Dudley Moore]] (actor, comedian, composer and musician)
+*[[April 9]] - [[Avery Schreiber]] (comedian and actor)
-*April 21 - [[Charles Grodin]] (actor, comedian and author)
+*[[April 19]] - [[Dudley Moore]] (actor, comedian, composer, and musician)
-*April 29 - [[Lennie Weinrib]] (actor, voice actor and screenwriter)
+*[[April 21]] - [[Charles Grodin]] (actor, comedian, and author)
+*[[April 29]] - [[Lennie Weinrib]] (actor, voice actor, and screenwriter)
 *[[May 27]] - [[Lee Meriwether]] (actress and model)
 *[[June 9]] - [[Pete Renaday]] (actor and voice actor)
@@ Line 59: / Line 60: @@
 *[[July 25]] - [[Barbara Harris]] (actress)
 *[[July 29]] - [[Joan Gerber]] (voice actress)
-*August 10 - [[Ron Dominguez]] (theme park executive and cast member)
+*[[August 10]] - [[Ron Dominguez]] (theme park executive and cast member)
-*August 15 - [[Jim Dale]] (actor and singer)
+*[[August 15]] - [[Jim Dale]] (actor and singer)
-*September 21 - [[Henry Gibson]] (actor and songwriter)
+*[[September 21]] - [[Henry Gibson]] (actor and songwriter)
 *[[September 28]] - [[Ronald Lacey]] (actor)
 *[[September 30]] - [[Johnny Mathis]] (singer)
 *[[October 1]] - [[Julie Andrews]] (actress)
-*October 12 - [[Luciano Pavarotti]] (operatic tenor)
+*[[October 12]] - [[Luciano Pavarotti]] (operatic tenor)
-*October 18 - [[Peter Boyle]] (actor)
+*[[October 18]] - [[Peter Boyle]] (actor)
 *[[October 20]] - [[Jerry Orbach]] (actor)
 *[[October 29]] - [[Isao Takahata]] (director and animator)
-*November 15 - [[Kaneta Kimotsuki]] (voice actor)
+*[[November 15]] - [[Kaneta Kimotsuki]] (voice actor)
-*[[December 1]] - [[Woody Allen]] (actor, director, screenwriter, comedian, musician and playwright)
+*[[December 1]] - [[Woody Allen]] (actor, director, screenwriter, comedian, musician, and playwright)
 ===Deaths===
-*May 17 - [[Paul Dukas]] (composer)
+*[[May 17]] - [[Paul Dukas]] (composer)
 ==Character debuts==
-*January 5 - [[Max Hare]], [[Toby Tortoise]]
+*[[January 5]] - [[Max Hare]], [[Toby Tortoise]]
-*June 29 - [[Cock Robin]], [[Jenny Wren]]
+*[[June 29]] - [[Cock Robin]], [[Jenny Wren]]
 {{Timeline|prev=1934|next=1936}}