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*February 18 - [[Tony Anselmo]] (voice actor)
 
*February 18 - [[Tony Anselmo]] (voice actor)
 
*February 20 - [[Wendee Lee]] (voice actress, writer, director)
 
*February 20 - [[Wendee Lee]] (voice actress, writer, director)
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*February 27 - Stoney Jackson (actor)
 
*March 12 - [[Courtney B. Vance]] (actor)
 
*March 12 - [[Courtney B. Vance]] (actor)
 
*March 13 - [[Joe Ranft]] (voice artist and animator)
 
*March 13 - [[Joe Ranft]] (voice artist and animator)

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Theatrical releases

Feature films

Shorts

Television

Theme park happenings

  • September - Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is refused entry to Disneyland, due to security concerns
  • Disneyland welcomes its 20 millionth guest.

Events

  • Walt Disney begins negotiations with P.L. Travers to make a movie based on her book Mary Poppins.
  • Gene Autry appoints Walt Disney to the Board of Directors of his Los Angeles Angels Major League Baseball team, which would begin play in 1961. Walt would later play a role in convincing Autry to move the team from Los Angeles to Anaheim, the home of Disneyland, in 1966. The Walt Disney Company would later own the team from 1996 to 2003, under which the team would win the World Series in 2002. A fictional version of the team was featured in the films Angels in the Outfield and Angels in the Infield.
  • The Sherman Brothers songwriting team are hired by Disney.
  • Disney purchases the story rights to The Small One; it won't be made into a movie until 1978.

People

Births

Deaths

  • January 26 - Riley Thomson (animator and comics artist)
  • May 27 - Edward Brophy (actor)
  • July 21 - Al Hoffman (songwriter and member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame)
  • August 23 - Oscar Hammerstein II (songwriter, producer and director)
  • November 14 - Walter Catlett (actor)
  • November 16 - Clark Gable (actor)
  • Charlotte Clark (seamstress)