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Also Known As Mary Browne Robinson
Born October 21, 1911 • McAlester • Oklahoma
Died July 26, 1978 (aged 66) • California

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Creator of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck
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American film producer
Dr. Seuss postage stamp
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Frank Tashlin
American cartoonist, writer, animator, and director
Jeffrey Katzenberg
American entrepreneur
Edward Gorey
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American writer and illustrator
Fantasia
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Iranian artist and writer
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Max Fleischer
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Tony Sarg
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Elizabeth Enright
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Will James
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