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January The Worm Turns (ss), Ben Sharpsteen /Disney. (drawn animation) |
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February Picador Porky (ss), Tex Avery /Schlesinger. (drawn animation) first appearance of Mel Blanc as a voice artist at Schlesinger |
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April Porky's Duck Hunt (ss), Tex Avery /Schlesinger. (drawn animation) first appearance of Daffy Duck |
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May Lorenzo Music (Gerald David Music) (May 2, 1937–August 4, 2001) (voice actor, writer) born in Brooklyn, New York. The Commerical Artists and Designers Union begins a strike against the Fleischer Studios. |
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July Egghead Rides Again (ss), Tex Avery /Schlesinger. (drawn animation) first appearance of Egghead, the character was later turned into Elmer Fudd |
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September Pluto's Quin Puplets (ss), Ben Sharpsteen /Disney. (drawn animation) first Pluto series (1937-1951) The Villain Still Pursued Her (ss), Connie Rasinski /Terrytoons. Don Bluth (Donald Virgil Bluth) (September 13, 1937- )(director, animator, producer, writer) born in El Paso, Texas. |
September Len Carlson (Len Carlsen) (September 7, 1937-January 26, 2006) (voice actor) born in Edmonton, Alberta. (Canada) |
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October Educated Fish (ss), Dave Fleischer /Fleischer. (drawn animation) The Commerical Artists and Designers Union strike against the Fleischer Studios ends. |
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December Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (f), David Hand /Disney. (drawn animation) Donald's Ostrich (ss), Jack King /Disney. MGM stops distributing Harman-Ising cartoons. Fred Quimby establishes an in-house studio for MGM. |
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no date A Coach for Cinderella (adv)/(ss), Jam Handy. (drawn animation) |
no date Napoléon, el faraón de los sinsabores (ss), ñico Luhrsen and Lucio Carranza. (Cuba) (drawn animation) Julian Centella series (ss), Juan Oliva. (Argentina) |
no date Gaidzvera mela ("A Cunning Fox") (ss), Vladimir Mujin /Sakhkinmretsvi. (Soviet Union [Georgia] (drawn animation)Money A Pickle (ss), Norman McLaren /General Post Office. (Great Britain) (drawn animation) Die sieben Raben ("The Seven Ravens") (ss), Ferdinand and Hermann Diehl /Diehl-Film. (Germany) Trade Tattoo (ss), Len Lye /General Post Office Film Unit. (Great Britain) Wettlauf zwischen Hase und Igel ("The Race Between the Hare and the Hedgehog") (ss), Ferdinand and Hermann Diehl /Diehl-Film. (Germany) |
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no date The studio owned by Mingshin destroyed by the Japanese invasion of China. |
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