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THEME PARKS OWNED BY DISNEY DURING 1945-1966

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THEME PARKS OWNED BY DISNEY DURING 1945-1966

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1955 - Disneyland, Anaheim, California

1965 - Disney purchased 43 acres of barren land in central Florida for his most ambitious project, the Walt Disney World Resort.

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TELEVISION AND FILM COMPANIES PART OF DISNEY BETWEEN 1945-1966

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TELEVISION AND FILM COMPANIES PART OF DISNEY BETWEEN 1945-1966

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1954 - Disney established the distribution company Buena Vista Productions in order to ensure complete control over his films and their marketing.

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KEY PEOPLE INVOLVED IN DISNEY DURING 1945-1966.

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KEY PEOPLE INVOLVED IN DISNEY DURING 1945-1966.

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Roy Disney

Walt Disney

Donn Tatum - became president 1966.

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Disney is a conglomerate because it owns little companies and brands under the big business named Disney.

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WHAT TECHNOLOGY WAS DISNEY USING BETWEEN 1945 AND 1966

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WHAT TECHNOLOGY WAS DISNEY USING BETWEEN 1945 AND 1966

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1946-49 - Disney releases of "package films": low-budgeted films composed of animated short subjects with animated or live-action bridging material.

1955 - Disney's first widescreen animated feature

1963 - The Tiki Room opens at Disneyland, introducing parkgoers to audio animatronics (electro-mechanical robots).

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LIST OF THE MOST IMPORTANT/ SIGNIFICANT FILMS PRODUCED DURING 1945-1966. 

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LIST OF THE MOST IMPORTANT/ SIGNIFICANT FILMS PRODUCED DURING 1945-1966. 

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make mine music - 1946

song of the south -1946

fun and fancy free 1947

melody time - 1948

the adventure of Ichabod and Mr toad -1949

Cinderella -1950

Alice in the wonderland - 1951

peter pan - 1953

lady and the tramp - 1955

sleeping beauty - 1959

101 dalmatians - 1961

the sward in the stone - 1963

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KEY EVENTS THAT TOOK PLACE DURING YOUR ERA

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KEY EVENTS THAT TOOK PLACE DURING YOUR ERA

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1945:

"The Three Caballeros", for the first time since the "Alice" series, extensively combined live-action and animation

1945:

Produced "True Life Adventure" series, Disney's first live-action films

1946:

Iwerks' further developments in the marriage of live-action and animation for "Song of the South" would not be topped for nearly 20 years

1950:

First new feature cartoon in the "classic" tradition, "Cinderella"

1950:

First live-action feature, "Treasure Island"

1950:

Ventured into TV with Christmas night variety special, "One Hour in Wonderland" (NBC), promoting Disney's animated feature "Alice in Wonderland"

1951:

Established Disneyland, Inc., a company with the mandate to create a theme park in Southern California

1952:

Founded Walter Elias Disney (WED) Enterprises

1953:

Roy O Disney formed Duenna Vista Distribution Company:

Hosted the various incarnations of the TV series "Walt Disney" (e.g., "Disneyland", "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color"), appearing first on ABC and moving to NBC in 1961; the (to date) longest-running primetime series would ultimately air under six different titles and have a run on CBS as well after Disney's death; first major Hollywood studio to create TV programming

1955:

Phased out his short-subjects unit, laying off some employees and reassigning others to work on the "Disneyland" TV series; continued to produce extra-length shorts on an unpredictable schedule through the early 1960s

1955:

"The Mickey Mouse Club" debuted on TV

1955:

Disneyland Amusement Park opened in Anaheim, California

1955:

First animated feature filmed in CinemaScope, "Lady and the Tramp"

1959:

Most lavish and expensive ($6 million) animated feature to that date, "Sleeping Beauty"; second and last feature in wide-screen format

1961:

First feature to solely use Xerox process for transferring animator's drawings to cels, "One Hundred and One Dalmatians"

1961:

Formed California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) through merger of Los Angeles Conservatory of Music and Chardonnay Art Institute

1963:

Released animation epic, "The Sword and the Stone", based on T. H. White's version of the Arthurian legend

1964:

Robert Stevenson's "Mary Poppins" offered a then state-of-the-art blending of live-action and animation on its way to 13 Academy Award nominations; film won five statues, including Best Actress for Julie Andrews, the first Disney player to win an Oscar
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