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    Thus Mickey made his screen debut in "Steamboat Willie," the world's first fully-synchronized sound cartoon, which premiered at the Colony Theatre in New York on November 18, 1928. On December 21 of that same year, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

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    was the creator of one of the best known motion picture production companies in the world, Walt Disney Productions, which he co-founded with his brother Roy. Walt Disney was a very innovative animator, creating the well known cartoon character Mickey Mouse. He also earned himself 22 Academy Awards during his lifetime and was the founder of Disneyland and walt Disney World. Disney spent most of his life in Marceline, Missouri, where he showed an early interest in drawing and art. He started painting

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    Walt Disney Company is one of the shrinking number of corporations that dominate the world media today. The documentary “Mickey Mouse Monopoly” talks about how Disney has been a powerful force in creating childhood culture. Disney stories and movies are absorbed by the young children while they watch these as a source of entertainment. These stories influence or shape a child’s imaginary world. I certainly grew up watching Disney movies and reading Disney stories, indeed I still sometimes watch

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    the advertising company, but during the evening they studied the art of animation and experimented with ways to make animation smoother by using light and a camera. Walt soon quit his employment at the advertising firm since he was not happy with the work he was doing. He found an job in Kansas City at a Film Ad Company. Walt was quickly fired from this job and having nowhere else to go, he returned home. Walt and his brother Roy decided to form their own business available jobs didn’t allow them the

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    Walt Disney Legacy

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    Cartoonist,inventor, and musician are three things that describe Walt disney.Many people new that walt disney invented mickey mouse but was so much more. As well known cartoonist, Walt disney showed how there is happiness on earth. He left a lasting legacy for his famous movies and amusement park. Walt Disney cartoons were on television all the time and that lead to Walt Disney making his first movie ever. Which is Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs it came out on December 27,1937. Everyone wanted

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    26 in less than two years. But in 1927 Disney tried something new, a new approach to his cartoons and a new character. When Disney was deciding the name for his new character, he was going to name it Mortimer the Mouse, but wife convinced him to change it to a more relaxed name, Mickey. That is how

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    Martin, Walt’s uncle, was a train engineer, and he later hired Walt to work with the railroad, selling newspapers and snacks to travelers. In 1917, the Disney family moved to Chicago, Illinois. Walt attended McKinley High

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    Walt Disney Struggles

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    family life thriving the studio had taken a hit. The studios star was Oswald the Rabbit was stolen by Walt’s business partner named Charlie Mintz as well as almost all of Disney’s animators. It was then when it looked like there was no hope that Mickey Mouse was born. (Gabler,

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    had together. As a child and teen, Walt loved drawing, painting, selling his work, and trains. Going to high school, taking classes at the Chicago Art Institute and even helping the Red Cross by driving ambulances in France for a year was what kept Walt busy during his teen. The life of Walt Disney was a busy one with creating

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    workplace to allow more employees to work in there. A new cartoon character that would become a recognizable symbol of Disney would be the famous Mickey Mouse which who would be have his own show and be featured in many famous cartoons. It took Garcia 3 a third short to finally sell due to the past shorts that did not have sound. Including synchronized sound, Steamboat Willie opened to rave reviews at the Colony Theater in New York November 18, 1928. Mickey Mouse became a very popular show and so

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