The Mickey Mouse Club

A very creative man once said, “We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we're curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths,” that man was Walt Disney. Walt Disney is name that most everyone has heard of at some point in their life and for a majority of people, it has been a key name when they reflect upon their childhood. Disney was an artist, an animator, a director, an innovator, the creator of Disneyland; the list goes on and on. One could easily see how

In television shows, such as “The Mickey Mouse Club”, a group of energetic teenagers dubbed "the Mouseketeers" wore similar mouse ear caps, dressed in matching attires and sang the show's theme song together. These children possessed homogeneous characteristics (Roberts, 2011). In addition, girls were defined by their appearances and

Walt Disney Walt Disney. I remember the first time I saw that name. I may not know the day or the time but I remember the place. I was at home watching “Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs,” which was Walt Disney 's first movie released in 1937 (Bio.com). When I saw the name Walt Disney productions on the screen. I ask my mom who that person was. I knew I had heard my mom mentioning “Disney World” so I was curious. She told me I’d find out soon enough. A week later our bags were packed

distributor, business began to turn ugly. Finally, they decided not to continue once their contract ran out. The two brothers and Ub Iwerks, a partner of Walt's from Kansas City, secretly began develop a cartoon mouse named Mickey. It is believed by many that Iwerks drew the first image of Mickey Mouse (Bryman, 7). Walt signed on with three different distributors, each time buying out the previous distributor. Roy did not always agree with these decisions, but Walt felt he was headed in the right direction

what he has created. Each and every show created by the Disney company has had an impact on the children who watch it. The Mickey Mouse Show first aired in 1955; it still continues to air on television teaching children about shapes and colors (Orr 37). Walt Disney’s show Disneyland was the highest rated television series in 1957 and the second season of The Mickey Mouse Club was more successful than the first. (Thomas 285). This shows that kids and maybe even adult are watching these shows and enjoying

animators. He also met Lillian bounds, hired her, and instead of paying her, he married her. They got married on July 13, 1925, and had Diane Marie Disney on December 18, 1933. Walt made a new cartoon that only three people knew about. It was about a mouse that wanted peace and

Walt Disney Walter “Walt” Disney was an American Animator who created Mickey Mouse, Disney started out drawing when he was a little boy. He would always draw on his father’s barn and he would always get in trouble by his father Elias. Walt Disney was born on December 5, 1901 in Chicago, Illinois, to his mother Flora Call Disney and his father Elias Disney. Elias was Irish-Canadian and his mother Flora was a German American. Walt was one of the five Children Elias and Flora had. Walt lived most

comedies. The rent was a mere $10 a month. Within four months, they moved next door to larger facilities, where the sign on the window read "Disney Bros. Studio." In 1928, to recover from the loss of Oswald the lucky rabbit, they created Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse was born in 1928, followed by Pluto, Goofy, Donald Duck, and the rest of the

Britney Spears experienced failures a. When she only 8 years old, she failed her first audition for The All-New Mickey Mouse Club. b. In 1997 when she was 16, Spears was rejected by three record labels who argued that audience wanted pop bands and not individual singers. c. In February 2006, Spears who was a new mother found herself in hot water after she was caught on

6 “He was a tremendous guy. A true genius in every respect. Terribly driven. A very remarkable personality. Very appealing in many ways,” - Charlie Ridgeway Bold and humble. He always liked to take risks, and he was the vision of a real leader. Everyone around him enjoyed his presence, many looked up and still do look up to him. “Do a good job. You don’t have to worry about the money; it will take care of itself. Just do your best work — then try to trump it.” - Walt Disney Developments to becoming