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January Bad Luck Blackie (ss), Tex Avery /MGM. (drawn animation) |
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February Scrappy Birthday (ss), Dick Lundy /Lantz. (drawn animation) final Andy Panda series (1939-1949) Pat Fraley (Patrick Fraley) (February 18, 1949- ) (voice actor) born in Seattle, Washington. Andy Heyward (February 19, 1949- ) (producer, writer, voice actor) born in New York, New York. |
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March The Magic Fluke (ss), John Hubley /UPA. (drawn animation) |
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April The Little Orphan (ss), William Hanna and Joseph Barbera /MGM. (drawn animation) Academy Award: Best Short Subjects, Cartoons Mouse Wreckers (ss), Chuck Jones /Warner Bros. Hatch Up Your Troubles (ss), William Hanna and Joseph Barbera /MGM. |
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April Císaruv Slavík ("The Emperor's Nightingale") (f), Jiri Trnka and Jiri Brdecka /Studio Loutkového. (Czechoslovakia [Czech Republic]) (puppet animation, some live action) |
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May Yoshinori Kanemori (Kanemori Yoshinori) (director, animator, character designer) born in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture. |
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August It's A Lovely Day (ss), Bert Felsted /GB Animation. (Great Britain) (drawn animation) first appearance of Ginger Nutt |
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September Ragtime Bear (ss), John Hubley /UPA. (drawn animation) first Mr. Magoo series (1949-1959) first Jolly Frolics series (1949-1953) Fast and Furry-bus (ss), Charles M. Jones /Warner Bros. |
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October The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (f), Jack Kinney, Clyde Geronimi, and James Algar /Disney. (drawn animation) |
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October Animation Section is established at Changchun Studio. (China) |
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November For Scient-imental Reasons (ss), Charles M. Jones /Warner Bros. (drawn animation) Academy Award: Best Short Subjects, Cartoons Toy Tinkers (ss), Jack Hannah /Disney. |
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December Leon Schlesinger (May 20, 1884–December 25, 1949) (producer) dies in Los Angeles, California. |
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December La Rosa Di Bagdad ("The Rose of Bagdad"; "The Singing Princess") (f), Anton Gino Domeneghini /Ima Film. (Italy) (drawn animation) |
Director Kanetsugu Kodama (Kodama Kanetsugu こだま兼嗣)) (December 13, 1949- ) (director, animator, character designer) born in Hokkaido. |
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no date Little Red Riding Hood (ss), Ray Harryhausen. (puppet animation) first Mother Goose series (1949-1953) Motion Painting No.1 (ss), Oscar Fischinger. Lantz studio reopens. Lantz returns to Universal to distribute its cartoons. |
no date Begone Dull Care // Caprice en couleurs (ss), Norman McLaren and Evelyn Lambart /NFB. (Canada) (direct-on-film animation) Placido series (ss), Jorge Caro. (Argentina) George Dunning and Jim Mackay form Graphics Associates (advertising animation studio) in Toronto, Ontario. (Canada) |
no date Fleur de Fougères (ss), Ladislas Starewitz. (France) (puppet animation) I fratelli Dinamite ("The Dynamite Brothers") (f), Nino Pagot /Pagot. (Italy) El Gallito Presumido (ss), Jose Escobar /Chamartin. (Spain) The Magic Canvas (ss), John Halas and Joy Batchelor /Halas-Batchelor. (Great Britain) Tim og Třffe (ss), Ivo Caprino. (Norway) Veliki Miting ("The Big Meeting") (ss), Walter Neugebauer and Norbert Neugebauer. (Croatia [Yugoslavia]) |
no date Ousama no Shippo [王様のしっぽ] ("The King's Tail") (sf), Mitsuyo Seo /Nihon Doga. (drawn animation) Sakura: Haru no Genso [春の幻想] ("Cherryblossom: Fantasy of Spring") (ss), Kenzo Masaoka /Nihon Doga. |
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