The Animated Man (80 page)

Mickey's Steamroller

Midnight and Jeremiah
(Sterling North)

Midnight in a Toy Shop

Miller, Diane Disney (daughter)

Miller, John P.

Miller, Ronald P., Jr. (son-in-law)

Mills, Hayley

Mills, John

Milotte, Alfred and Elma

Minda, Meyer

Mineo, Sal

Mineral King project

Miniature Locomotive
(magazine)

Mintz, Charles

model department

Modern Times

Monahan, Dodie

Moore, Fred

as
Dumbo
animator

as
Golden Touch
animator

and
Pinocchio

as
Snow White
animator

as
Three Little Pigs
animator

Morkovin, Boris V.

Moses, Robert

Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals

Moving Day

multiplane camera

Murphy, George

Music Land

Mussolini, Benito

Muybridge, Eadweard

My Fair Lady

My Friend Flicka

Nash, Clarence

National Broadcasting Company (NBC)

National Film Board of Canada

National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)

Natwick, Grim

Newman Laugh-O-grams

Newman Theatre

Newton, Robert

New York World's Fair of 1964–65

Carousel of Progress

Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln

It's a
Small World

Magic Skyway

“Night on Bald Mountain” (segment of
Fantasia
)

“nine old men” (supervising animators)

Noble, Maurice

Nolan, Bill

Nolley, Lance

Noonan, Dan

Norman, Floyd

Nunis, Richard

“Nutcracker Suite” (segment of
Fantasia
)

Nutcracker
Suite (Tchaikovsky)

O'Connor, Kendall

Odlum, Floyd

Old MacDonald Duck

Old Mill, The

Old Yeller

“One Hour in Wonderland”

One Hundred and One Dalmatians

ones
and
twos
(animation techniques)

On Ice

Opry House, The

Oreb, Tom

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (character)

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
(series)

Our Gang
(series)

Out of the Inkwell
(series)

Owens-Illinois Glass Company

O-Zell Company

Pacific Ready-Cut Homes

Palm Springs, California

Pantages theater chain

Papineau, Grace

Parker, Fess

Parks, Edwin

Park School (Marceline)

Parr, Walter Robinson

Parsons, Louella

Patten, Luana

Patterson, Don

Pearce, Perce: as
Bambi
supervisor

as
Snow White
writer and director

as
Song of the South
associate producer

as
Story of Robin Hood
producer

as
Sword and the Rose
producer

as
Treasure Island
producer

Pease, Paul

Peculiar Penguins

Peet, Bill

Pegler, Westbrook

Peiser's restaurant (Kansas City)

pencil tests

Penner, Ed

People and Places
(series)

Pereira, William

Pereira and Luckman (architectural firm)

Perine, Robert

Perkins, Al

Perri

Pesmen, Louis A.

Pesmen-Rubin Commercial Art Studio

Peter Pan

Peterson, Ken

Pfeiffer, Walt

Pictorial Clubs

Pidgeon, Walter

Pied Piper, The

Pinocchio

animation of title character

failure at box office

live action, use of in animation

writing of

Pinocchio
(Collodi)

Pixar studio

Plane Crazy

Playful Pluto

Plowboy, The

Pollyanna

Poor Papa

Potter, General William E. “Joe”

Potter, H. C.

Powers, Patrick A.

Powers Cinephone

Practical Pig, The

Pratt, Hawley

Price, Harrison “Buzz”: and CalArts

on choosing site for Disneyland

and City of Tomorrow

on Disneyland's success

on Disney's attitude toward other people

on Disney's drinking

and Mineral King

on planning for Disneyland

Principles of Scientific Management
(Taylor)

Provensen, Martin

Pullman strike

Puss in Boots
(Laugh-O-gram)

Putnam, Thor

Radio City Music Hall (New York)

Radio Corporation of America (RCA)

Rapf, Maurice

Rathvon, N. Peter

Red Cross

Reeder, John F.

Reichenbach, Harry

Reitherman, Wolfgang “Woolie”

religion, in Disney family life

Reluctant Dragon, The

Renaut, Christian

Retlaw Enterprises

Reymond, Dalton S.

Rice, Joan

“Ride of the Valkyries, The” (Wagner)

“Rite of Spring, The” (segment of
Fantasia
)

Rite of Spring, The
(Stravinsky)

RKO Radio Pictures

Roberts, Bill

Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue

Rockefeller, Nelson

Rodgers, Richard

Rogers, Wathel

Romero, Chuck

Rose, David

Rose, John

Rouse, James

Rowley, George

Rub, Christian

rubber-hose animation

Rubin, Bill

Rules of the Nautical Road
(Farwell)

Ryman, Herbert

Saint Joseph's hospital (Burbank)

Saint Louis project

Saint Paul Congregational Church (Chicago)

Salkin, Leo

Salten, Felix

Saludos Amigos

Santa's Workshop

Sargeant, Eddie

Schaefer, George

Schmeltz, Fred

Schneider, Charles and Nettie

Schuster, Harold D.

Screen Cartoonists Guild

Seal Island

Sears, Ted

Seversky, Alexander de

Sewell, Hazel

Shaggy Dog, The

Sharpsteen, Ben

as
Dumbo
supervisor

on George Drake

as
Pinocchio
supervisor

on Ub Iwerks

Shaw, Chuck

Sheets, Millard

Sherman, Richard and Robert

Sherwood, Leighton I. (“Doc Sherwood”)

Shockey, Cash

Silly Symphonies
(series)

Simpson, Nadine

Sinbad the Sailor

Skeleton Dance, The

Sklar, Marty

Sleeping Beauty

Smith, Margaret

Smith, Paul (animator)

Smith, Paul (composer)

Smith, Webb

Smoke Tree Ranch (Palm Springs)

“Snow White” (Brothers Grimm)

Snow White
(silent feature)

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

difficulties with animation of dwarfs

difficulties with layouts

difficulties with story

Disney's role

early story work

influence on
Sleeping Beauty

live action, use of in animation

music's role in

premiere

preview

proposed bonus from profits

RKO distribution contract

rush to finish inking and painting of cels

as “source of great trouble” to Disney

success

So Dear to My Heart

Song of the South

Sorcerer's Apprentice, The
(Dukas)

“Sorcerer's Apprentice, The” (segment of
Fantasia
)

Sorrell, Herbert

sound, synchronization of cartoon with

South American trip

Southdale mall (Minneapolis)

Soy Bean, The
(unfinished film)

Stack, Robert

Stalling, Carl: break with Disneys

with Disney in Los Angeles

with Disney in New York

in Kansas City

as pianist for
Three Little Pigs

and Silly Symphonies

Stalmaster, Hal

Stanford Research Institute (SRI)

Stanford University, as source of Disney artists

Stanislavsky, Konstantin

Stanley Fabian Warner theater chain

“Steamboat Bill” (song)

Steamboat Willie:
New York premiere

New York recording sessions

planning for sound

preview at Disney studio

Steeplechase, The

Stein, Jules

Stevenson, Robert

Stokes, Robert

Stokowski, Leopold

storyboard

Storyland

Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men, The

Strange Interlude

stretch and squash (animation technique)

Strickland, Eddie

strike at Disney studio

Sugar Bowl (ski resort)

Sullivan, Pat

Swan of Tuonela, The
(Sibelius)

sweatbox

Swift, David

Swift, Howard

Swiss Family Robinson

Switzerland

Sword and the Rose, The

Sword in the Stone, The

Talmadge, Constance

Tate, Norman

Tatum, Donn

Taurog, Norman

Taylor, Deems

Taylor, Don

Taylor, E. H. (“Grandpa Taylor”)

Taylor, Frederick W.

Technicolor

Technirama

television, Disney's early involvement with

television commercials

Tempo studio

Terry, Paul

Terrytoons studio

Them!

Third Man on the Mountain

Thomas, Bob

Thomas, Frank

as
Alice in Wonderland
animator

as
Bambi
animator

as
Cinderella
animator

as
Pinocchio
animator

as
Sleeping Beauty
animator

as
Snow White
animator

Three Caballeros, The

Three Little Pigs

Tivoli Gardens (Copenhagen)

Toby Tyler

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor (Bach)

Todd, Richard

Toland, Gregg

Tomlinson, David

Tommy Tucker's Tooth

Tomorrowland
(episodes of
Disneyland
)

Tonka

Tortoise and the Hare, The

Travers, P. L.

Treasure Island

True-Life Adventures
(series)

“True-Life Fantasy”

Tunberg, William

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Two Fabulous Characters
. See
Adventures of lchabod and Mr. Toad, The

Tytla, Vladimir “Bill”

as
Dumbo
animator

as
Snow White
animator

Tytle, Harry

Ugly Dachshund, The

Uncle Remus
. See
Song of the South

United Artists (UA)

Universal studio

Van Beuren studio

Van Dyke, Dick

Van Noy Interstate Company

Vaughan, Dee

Victory Through Air Power

Voght, Dolores

Wagon Train

Walker, Card

Walker, Gus

Walker, Ryan

Wallace, Ollie

Walsh, Bill

Walt Disney, Incorporated.
See
Disney, Walt, Incorporated

Walt Disney, the Art of Animation
(Thomas)

Walt Disney Company.
See
Disney, Walt, Company

Walt Disney Productions.
See
Disney, Walt, Productions

Walt Disney World.
See
Disney World

Walt Disney's EPCOT '66
(film)

Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
(television series)

Warner Brothers

Water Birds

Watkin, Lawrence Edward

Wayne, John

WED Enterprises

and Audio-Animatronics

and City of Tomorrow

as Disney's private company

and Mineral King project

as owner of Disneyland railroad

sale to Walt Disney Productions

Weeks, Clair

Western Printing and Lithographing Company

Westinghouse Electric

Westward Ho the Wagons!

“Wheels a-Rolling” pageant

White, Stanley

Whitney, John Hay

“Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” (song)

Why We Fight
(series)

Wickersham, Bob

Wilck, Tommie

Wind in the Willows, The
(unfinished feature)

Winecoff, Nat

Winkler, George

Winkler, Margaret J.

Winkler Pictures

women at Disney studio, restricted roles of

Wood, C. V.

Wood, Cornett

Wood, Sam

Woodward, Marvin

Woolery, Adrian

World's Columbia Exposition of 1893

Wright, Ralph

Wynn, Ed

Ye Olden Days

York, Jeff

Zamora, Rudy

Zander, Jack

Zanuck, Darryl

Zermatt, Switzerland

“Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah” (song)

Zorro
(television series)

Zorro building