Steamboat Willie

In the 1920s, world growing really fast, a lot of people become more famous, like sports man, Beninese man, musicians, artists, and authors. Helen wills Moody, a well-known American woman tennis player, “she won the Girl’s National Championship in 1921 and 1922, and then won her first U.S. Open at just 17 years old in 1923.”(history.com) She is one of the greatest tennis player in the history. Helen was born in October 6 1905, her father is a surgeon, and mother is a teacher. When her family

Ralph Baer Ralph H. Baer was born on March 8, 1922 in Manchester, Germany. Ralph had two brothers named Marcus and Oliver. When Ralph was 14 he was expelled from school because of his ancestry he had to go to an all Jewish school. For most of Ralph’s childhood his father worked at a shoe store from 4 am to 6 am on most nights so his father wasn’t around very much. When Ralph was 17 his family fled to the United States before the outbreak of World War. Ralph didn’t go to high school in America because

The Man Who Made Childhood More Enjoyable Every child, adult, and elder can recognize the trademark mouse of Disney. Founded by two very creative and artistically talented brothers, Walt and Roy O. Disney on October 16th, 1923 Disney has come a long way. It all started in a small office in Los Angeles, California, the Disney brothers produced a series of short live-action/animated films, and this was considered the official start of Disney. Disney has since then become a large and extremely successful

Ray Harryhausen is an accomplished stopmotion animator. He is often referred to as the “grandfather of SFX animation”. Raymond Harryhausen was born June 29th, 1920 in Los Angeles and he died on May 7th, 2013 in London. Ray’s obsession with fantasy started as a child with HG Wells’ novels, early films, and paintings by Gustave Dove, Charles Knight, and John Martin. His parents were encouraging, often taking him to see films and helping him to construct puppets and models sets. His first experience

Have you ever wondered who the person was behind all those magical Disney movies? Well I have too so, let’s find out. I been thinking about this long and hard and I finally decided on Walt Disney. I think he should be on a stamp because he is very invested in his work. He has also helped in a lot of wars. The final reason I think Walt Disney should be on a stamp is because he is a good family man. Before I tell you more on why I think Walt Disney should be on a stamp I am going to give you a

Walt Disney Did you know, according to TIME Magazine, Walt Disney was the original voice of Mickey Mouse? Many of the modern day animation techniques and animations were influenced by a man with a dream. Walt Disney is much more that just the founder of Disneyland, he is greatly known for being an American motion-picture entertainer, 
famous for being a pioneer of cartoon films. Born in the Hermosa section of Chicago, Illinois, in 1901, was someone who would change the animation world forever,

Walt Disney: The Creator of Dreams "It all started with a mouse." Mickey Mouse, that is. He is a mouse known around the world due to his creator, Walt Disney. Not only did Disney create the idea for magical theme parks, but he made people happy in various ways. Walt Disney was a successful individual in history who benefitted society by the high quality use of mass media, taking theme parks to the next level, and providing everlasting entertainment and memories to all ages. Disney becoming

When you first meet someone, what are the first things that you notice? Sex? Race? Or maybe the brands of clothing that indicate social status? Human beings as a society judge and categorize others, labeling those who stray from social norm as weird or strange. Who are we to make these judgments and where did these ideas of right and wrong come from? The Walt Disney Company plays an important role in depicting who and what people should and shouldn’t be. Every aspect of Disney, including movies

“Around here, however, we don't look backward for very long. We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we're curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths." ~ Walt Disney. This quote, stated by a famous figure, expresses that we are always taking steps to get farther in life. Walt was able to progress in life because of his creativity. Walter Disney should be in the 8-1 Genius Hall of Fame. But Disney wasn't born a genius, he had to start somewhere. Walt was

John Augustus Walker’s (1901-1967) Historical Panorama of Alabama Agriculture, or fair murals, were created in the spring of 1939. Each mural, about 7 ½ feet by 5 ½ feet, hang today in the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, at Auburn University. These ten murals were made to represent the “vision of the future” in the south during 1939. Depicted in each of the murals are key milestones in the agricultural development of the state of Alabama; ranging from Alabama’s First Farmer to Science on the