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January War in Turkey (ss), Emile Cohl /Eclair. (drawn animation) (first of a number of topical cartoons that appeared in the Eclair Journal) Jack Hannah (January 15, 1913-June 11, 1994) (director, writer, animator, instructor) born in Nogales, Arizona. |
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February Jim Backus (James G. Backus) (February 25, 1913-July 3, 1989) (voice actor, writer) born in Cleveland, Ohio. Frank Tashlin (February 19, 1913-May 5, 1972) (director, producer, writer, animator) born in Weekhaven, New Jersey. |
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March A Study in Crayon (ss), Hy Mayer /Universal. (drawn animation) first Travelaughs series, appeared in the Universal Weekly (later the Universal Screen Magazine), a newsreel program (1913-1918, 1922-1923). When He Wants A Dog, He Wants A Dog (ss), Emile Cohl /Eclair. Marc Davis (Marc Fraser Davis) (March 30, 1913–January 12, 2000) (animator, character designer) born in Bakersfield, California. |
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May Bob Clampett (Robert Clampett) (May 8, 1913–May 4, 1984) (director, animator, producer) born in San Diego, California. |
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July Old Doc Yak (ss), Sidney Smith /Selig Polyscope. (drawn animation) first Doc Yak series (1913-1915) |
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September A Vegetarian's Dream (ss), Emile Cohl /Eclair. (model animation) Alex Lovy (September 2, 1913-February 14, 1992) (director, producer, animator, storyboard artist, writer) born. |
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October Don Lusk (Donald R. Lusk) (October 28, 1913- ) (animator, director) born in Los Angles, California. |
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November Colonel Heeza Liar in Africa (ss), John R. Bray /Bray. (drawn animation) first Colonel Heeza Liar series (1913-1917) |
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November Pathe Cartoons No. 1 (ss), Max J. Martin /Pathe. (Great Britain) (drawn animation, some live action) series 1913-1914 |
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no date Otto Messmer creates several short experimental cartoons while working as a scene painter's assistant at Universal. (drawn animation) Raoul Barré: opens an animation studio in New York. This was the first true animation studio. Bray Studios formed by John R. Bray. |
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no date Wie Plimps und Plumps den Detektiv Uberlisten ("How Plimps and Plumps Fooled the Detective") (ss), Otto Hermann. (Germany) (drawn animation) |
no date First experiments in animation by Oten Shimokawa, Junichi Terauchi, and Seitaro Kitayama. |
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