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"The Three Little Pigs" |
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"The Mad Doctor" |
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt is inaugurated. Mrs. Roosevelt writes to Walt from the White House: "My husband is one of the devotees of Mickey Mouse ... Please believe that all of us are most grateful to you for many delightful evenings."
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 | The cartoon short "The Three Little Pigs" is released, marking the first time personality animation is used. The song "Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf" cheers Depression-era audiences.
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 | Prohibition is repealed.
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 | The first Mickey Mouse watches and the first Mickey Mouse magazine are produced.
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 | In "The Mad Doctor," Mickey's looks have changed considerably. A more cuddly Mickey has replaced the formerly naughty, rodent-like creature.
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 | Walt and Lilly's first daughter, Diane Marie, is born.
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