World War II came halting production of his feature animated movies. Instead, Disney joined the war effort by producing shorts for the military. After the war, things got back on track. "Alice in Wonderland," "Peter Pan" and "Cinderella" all were released in the latter half of the 1940s.
Here's a look at Disney though the 1940s:
1. A 1942 portrait of Walt holding animation cels from "Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs."
2. Walt chatting with a group of people on the Disney Studio lot circa 1945.
3. A portrait of Walt during 1945 in front of a storyboard for a Donald Duck cartoon.
4. Walt chats with paint and ink artists at his California studio in 1945.
5. Walt umpires at a company softball game in 1945.
6. Walt attends a meeting in 1945 at his office.
7. Circa 1945, Walt Disney points to a storyboard for the commissioner animated short "Hookworm."
8. Circa 1945, Walt Disney is in the recording studio giving voice to Mickey Mouse next to Clarence Nash, who is the voice of Donald Duck.
9. Walt Disney heads to Rome with his wife.
10. Celebrities young and old gathered at a birthday party for Mickey Mouse at the Disney Studio. Edgar Bergen, Candice Bergen, Walt Disney, Stephanie Wagner, Joan Bennett Wagner and Cheryl Crane.
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