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  • January 20: Victor Bergdahl, Swedish animator and comics artist (Kapten Grogg), dies at age 60.[67][68]

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Notes

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  2. "Mickey's Surprise Party". IMDb. 18 February 1939.
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  5. "A Day at the Zoo". IMDb. 11 March 1939.
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  7. "Prest-O Change-O". IMDb. 25 March 1939.
  8. "The Ugly Duckling". www.bcdb.com
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  10. "Naughty but Mice (Warner Bros.)".
  11. "Barney Bear". Toonopedia.
  12. "Old Glory". IMDb. July 1939.
  13. "Rhythm on the Reservation". IMDb. 7 July 1939.
  14. "The Pointer". IMDb. 21 July 1939.
  15. "The Autograph Hound". IMDb. September 1939.
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