1947

== History ==
* The Color Rings change again to the blue rings red background and so does the "Present" text starting with "Mighty Mouse Meets Deadeye Dick" and "Figaro and Frankie" . This variation was used in the end titles for the Turner "dubbed versions" of the cartoons crediting A WARNER BROS. CARTOON, even if they were the Blue Ribbon prints. Starting with this season, the Porky Pig drum ending has been fully discontinued.
* The Looney Tunes logo does not have "REG US PAT OFF." at the end for the 1947-48 closing titles.
* "Tweetie Pie" is the first Disney cartoon to win an Academy Award for Best Animated Short.
* Cinecolor releases start with "Wide Open Spaces" to save money.
* This year is released the Disney/Warner Bros entertainment (now Disney/SEGA entertainment since 1991) classic movie "Fun and Fancy Free".
* Arthur Davis' unit is disbanded in November due to budget problems that Disney/Warner Bros Entertainment (now Disney/SEGA Entertainment since 1991) was facing.https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-a-ham-in-a-role/
==Theatrical releases==
===Feature films===
*September 27 - Fun and Fancy Free (New York City, New York)
*October 22 - Fun and Fancy Free (Los Angeles, California)
*December 25 - Bambi (re-issue)
== Shorts ==
*January 10 - "Crying Wolf" 
*January 18 - "One Meat Brawl"
*January 25 - "The Goofy Gophers"
*February 12 - "Pluto's Housewarming" 
*February 14 - "The Dead End Cats" 
*February 15 - "The Gay Anties"
*February 22 - "Cat Fishin'" 
*February 24 - "Musical Moments from Chopin" 
*March 8 - "Scent-imental over You"
*March 15 - "Part Time Pal" 
*March 21 - "Rescue Dog" 
*March 22 - "A Hare Grows in Manhattan"
*March 28 - "Aladdin's Lamp" 
*April 12 
** "Birth of a Notion"
** "Hound Hunters"
*April 18 - "Straight Shooters"
*April 25
** "The Sky Is Falling" 
** "The Stupidstitious Cat" 
*April 26 - "The Cat Concerto" 
*April 28 - "Smoked Hams"
*May 3 
** "Red Hot Rangers"
** "Tweetie Pie" 
*May 9 - "Sleepy Time Donald" 
*May 10 - "Rabbit Transit"
*May 17 - "Hobo Bobo"
*May 30 
** "Mighty Mouse Meets Deadeye Dick" 
** "Figaro and Frankie" 
*June 7 - "Along Came Daffy"
*June 9 - "The Coo Coo Bird"
*June 14 - "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse" 
*June 16 - "The Overture To William Tell"
*June 20 - "Clown of the Jungle" 
*June 21 - "Inki at the Circus"
*June 28 - "Easter Yeggs"
*June 30 - "Well Oiled"
*July 11 - "Donald's Dilemma"
*July 12
** "Crowing Pains"
** "Salt Water Tabby" 
*July 19 - "Uncle Tom's Cabaña" 
*July 25 - "Much Ado About Mutton" 
*August 1 - "Crazy with the Heat" 
*August 2 - "A Pest in the House"
*August 8 - "The Wee Men" 
*August 22 - "Bootle Beetle"
*August 23 - "The Foxy Duckling"
*August 25 - "Solid Ivory"
*August 29 - "A Date For Dinner" 
*August 30 - "A Mouse in the House" 
*September 6 - "House Hunting Mice"
*September 12 - "Wide Open Spaces"
*September 20 - "Slap Happy Lion" 
*September 27
** "The Invisible Mouse" 
** "Bongo"
** "Mickey and the Beanstalk" 
*October 3 - "Mickey's Delayed Date"
*October 4 - "Little Orphan Airedale"
*October 10
** "The First Snow"
** "Naughty but Mice"
*October 22 - "One Note Tony"
*October 25 - "Doggone Cats"
*October 31 - "Foul Hunting"
*November 1 - "Slick Hare"
*November 14 
** "Mail Dog" 
** "A Fight to the Finish"
*November 28 - "Chip an' Dale" 
*November 29 - "Mexican Joyride"
*December 5 - "The Wolf's Pardon"
*December 6 
** "King-Size Canary" 
** "Catch as Cats Can"
*December 7 - "Santa's Surprise" 
*December 13 - "A Horse Fly Fleas"
*December 15 - "Woody the Giant Killer"
*December 19 - "Swiss Cheese Family Robinson"
*December 22 - "The Bandmaster"
*December 26 
** "Lazy Little Beaver"
** "Pluto's Blue Note"
== Blue Ribbon Reissues ==
=== 1946-1947 Season ===
# "Birds in the Spring" (1933) (re-released: 06-14-47)
# "Donald's Dog Laundry" (1940) (re-released: 07-26-47)
# "Three Little Wolves" (1936) (re-released: 08-16-47)
# "Toby Tortoise Returns" (1936) (re-released: 09-20-47)
# "Hawaiian Holiday" (1937) (re-released: 10-11-47) 2nd BR release
# "Clock Cleaners" (1937) (re-released: 11-22-47)
==Character debuts==
*Izzy Wolf
*January 18 - Grover Groundhog
*Janaury 25 - The Dog, Goofy Gophers
*March 8 - Fifi the Chihuahua
*April 25 - The Cat (The Stupidstitious Cat), Buzzy Crow
*May 17 - Bobo the Elephant
*June 7 - Two Starving Hermits
*June 28 - Easter Bunny (Easter Yeggs), Bratty Kid
*July 19 - Uncle Tom (Uncle Tom's Cabaña), Simon Simon Legree (Uncle Tom's Cabaña)
*August 22 - Bootle Beetle
*September 26 - Eega Beeva
*September 27 - Bongo, Lulubelle, Lumpjaw, Willie the Giant, Golden Harp
*October 4 - Charlie Dog
*October 10 - Herman the Cat (Prototype)
*October 25 - Wellington
*November - Scrooge McDuck
*December 7 - Little Audrey
*December 15 - Buck Beaver, The Giant
==People==
===Births===
*January 8 - David Bowie (actor and singer)
*January 15 - Andrea Martin (actress, voice actress, comedian, singer, and author)
*January 31
**Jonathan Banks (actor)
**Glynn Turman (actor, writer, and director)
*February 1 - Tony Baxter (senior vice president, creative development, walt disney imagineering)
*February 2 - Farrah Fawcett (actress and artist)
*February 5 - Darrell Waltrip (motorsports analyst, author, national television broadcaster, and former racing driver)
*February 7 - Wayne Allwine (voice actor, sound effects editor, and foley artist)
*February 11 - Frank Simms (singer, musician, actor, and voice actor)
*February 24 - Edward James Olmos (actor and director)
*March 5 - Eddie Hodges (actor, singer, and mental-health counselor)
*March 6 - Rob Reiner (actor, director, producer, and comedian)
*March 18
**Susan Sheridan (actress and voice actress)
**Drew Struzan (poster artist and illustrator)
*March 19 - Glenn Close (actress, producer, and singer)
*March 22 - Tony Pope (voice actor)
*March 25 - Elton John (singer-songwriter and composer)
*April 6 - John Ratzenberger (actor, director, producer, screenwriter, singer, entrepreneur, voice artist, and comedian)
*April 18 - James Woods (actor, voice actor, and producer)
*May 4 - Richard Jenkins (actor)
*June 1 - Jonathan Pryce (actor and singer)
*June 10 - Randy Edelman (composer)
*June 17 - George S. Clinton (film composer, songwriter, conductor, and musician)
*June 22 - David Lander (actor, voice actor, comedian, composer, and musician)
*July 19 - Brian May (musician)
*July 22 - Albert Brooks (actor, voice artist, comedian, author, screenwriter, and director)
*July 24 - Robert Hays (actor, producer, and director)
*July 28 - Sally Struthers (actress, voice actress, spokesperson, and activist)
*July 30 - Arnold Schwarzenegger (former professional bodybuilder, actor, businessman, investor, politician and former governor of California of 2003 to 2011)
*July 31 - Richard Griffiths (actor)
*August 7 - Holmes Osborne (actor)
*August 18 - Ben Cross (actor, voice actor and producer)
*August 20 - Ray Wise (actor)
*August 29 - Arthur Burghardt (actor and voice actor)
*August 31 - Mona Marshall (voice actress)
*September 6
**Jane Curtin (actress, voice actress, and comedian)
**Keone Young (actor and voice actor)
*September 14 - Sam Neill (actor, director, producer, and screenwriter)
*September 28 - Sean Scully (actor)
*October 12 - Julie McWhirter (voice actress and impressionist)
*October 16 - Guy Siner (actor)
*October 17 - Michael McKean (actor, voice actor, comedian, writer, composer, and musician)
*October 19 - Giorgio Cavazzano (comic strip artist)
*October 24 - Kevin Kline (actor, voice actor, comedian, and singer)
*October 29 - Richard Dreyfuss (actor and voice actor)
*November 6 - Carolyn Seymour (actress and voice actress)
*November 13 - Joe Mantegna (actor, producer, writer, director, and voice actor)
*November 24 - Dwight Schultz (actor and voice actor)
*December 4 - Robert J. Walsh (musician and composer)
*December 16 - Ben Cross (actor, voice actor, and producer)
*December 17 - Wes Studi (actor, voice actor, and film producer)
*December 29 - Ted Danson (actor, author, and producer)
*December 30 - Jeff Lynne (musician)
*December 31 - Tim Matheson (actor and television director)
===Deaths===
==Artists joined==
*Walt Stanchfield
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