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Virginia Davis
Jim Korkis
Walt Disney once said that “it all started with a mouse”, but the Disney Company as we know it today was actually started in 1923 by a little girl named “Virginia”. Born in Kansas City, Missouri, on December 31, 1918, to a shy homemaker and a traveling salesman, Virginia began taking dance and dramatic lessons at age two and started to appear in advertisements. Walt Disney saw Virginia in a Warneker’s Bread advertisement and negotiated with her mother to use Virginia in an experimental live-action/animation film entitled “Alice’s Wonderland” for his failing Laugh-O-Gram studio. […]

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Source type Book Series
Volume 13 Chapter: 1
Published
Subject date 2007
Language en
Document type Interview
Media type text
Page count 14
Pages pp. 1-14

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Inserted 2014-11-25