Walt Disney & the Academy Awards

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Walt Disney True Flowers and Trees Technicolor Mickey Mouse Three LIttle Pigs Tortoise Hare Orphan Country Cousin The Old Mill multiplane Ferdinand Shirley Temple Ugly Duckling Fantasia bust Lend a Paw Donald Duck Seal Island In Beaver Valley Half Acre Water Birds Living Desert Disneyland Alaskan Eskimo Cinemascope Vanishing Leagues False Arctic Hound Wilderness Grand Canyon Ama Girl Nautical posthumously ̣ This series of live-action films won eight out of thirteen Academy Awards from 1948-1960? ______

Across Down 1. Walt won his last Documentary Short Subject Award 2. This whale of a tale won Walt an Academy Award for in 1958 for a film following the life of a Japanese Achievement with Special Effects in 1954? ("20,000 diving girl. ______Under the Sea") 5. Walt Disney was presented a Special Award for the 3. The Disney classic film, "Winnie the Pooh and the motion picture "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" Blustery Day" was awarded to Walt ______by what child actress? for best Cartoon Short Subject in 1968. 7. TRUE or FALSE: A majority of Walt's Academy 4. This film won the Academy Award for best Live- Awards were a result of his production of cartoon Action Short Subject in 1959 and inspired a diorama shorts. on "The Disneyland Railroad"? 8. What Silly Symphony won Disney's first Academy 6. Another Cartoon Short Subject Award in 1942 was Award for Best Cartoon Short Subject in 1932? awarded to what Pluto short? (3 words) 12. Besides winning the Cartoon Short Subject Oscar in 9. Continuing Disney's total domination of this category 1938, #36 Across was also awarded a technical during the 1950's, a Documentary Feature Oscar award for the first use of what camera? went to "White ______" in 1958. 13. In 1942, Walt received a Special Technical Award for 10. in 1935, Walt Disney won an award for producing the "outstanding contribution to the advancement of the retelling of a classic Aesop-fable, "The ______and use of sound in motion pictures through the the ____." production of ______." 11. The winner of the 1954 Cartoon Short Subject Award 15. In 1936, Walt Disney received an award for was "Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom," which was producing the cartoon about three castaway kittens, also the first cartoon to be filmed in what wide screen "Three _____ Kittens." process? 16. This Silly Symphony won another Cartoon Short 14. In 1943, the Best Cartoon Short Subject Oscar was Subject award for Disney in 1937. ("The ______awarded to the famous political short, "Der Fuehrer's ______") Face," starring what classic character? 17. In 1942, Walt Disney did not receive an Oscar 18. The cartoon short in #8 Across was also significant, statuette for the Irving Thalberg Memorial Award, but since it was the first film to be produced in what color instead received a ____ of Thalberg. industry standard? 19. The story of a dog on the run, "The Wetback _____," 20. A team of 12 photographers were responsible for won Walt an Oscar for best Live-Action Short Subject creating the film, "The ______Prairie," which in 1955. won the Documentary Feature Oscar in 1955. 22. In 1949, the Two-Reel Short Subject Oscar was 21. Noted for its use of time-lapse photography, the awarded to this first in a series of True-LIfe short, "Nature's ______" was awarded an Oscar Adventure films. in 1952. 24. In the Documentary Feature, "The Horse with the 23. In 1953, the landmark factual film, "The ______Flying Tail," what was the name of the star jumper? _____" was Walt's first win in the Documentary 25. In 1954, the short, "Bear Country" won the Two-Reel Feature category. Short Subject Award, and went on to inspire 26. Walt's first Documentary Short Subject Award came attractions at this newly developed theme park? in 1954 with the release of "The ______." 29. Who holds the world record for the most Academy 27. In 1932, Walt Disney received his first Oscar, a Awards won by an individual (32), by far? Special Award for the creation of what classic 30. Walt's pursuit of excellence in nature films continued character? with the release of "______" in 1950. 28. In 1953, this short subject film carried on the tradition 31. "______the Bull" won the Cartoon Short Subject of Oscar wins for nature films? (2 words) Award in 1939. 33. TRUE or FALSE: The number of Academy Awards 32. This highly popular cartoon, which spawned several referred to in #29 Across includes four honorary sequels, to Disney's dismay, won the Academy awards. Award for Best Cartoon Short Subject in 1934. 34. Focusing on icebreakers in the Arctic, Walt won again in 1955 for the Documentary, "Men Against the _____." 35. In 1940, the last Silly Symphony, "The ______" was the recipient of the Cartoon Short Subject Award 36. This dramatic Silly Symphony short was so groundbreaking it garnered two Academy Awards. (3 words)