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When I left Kansas City to try my luck at Hollywood, I hated to leave him behind. By tapping him on the nose with my pencil, I trained him to run inside a black circle I drew on my drawing board. I grew particularly fond of one brown house mouse. I lifted them out and kept them in wire cages on my desk. They used to fight for little pieces of cheese in my waste-basket when I worked alone late at night. Left side of the Thank You Walt Disney muralДisney told interviewers that the inspiration to draw Mickey came from a tame mouse at his desk at Laugh-O-gram Studio in Kansas City, Missouri. Butch Rigby, who launched the campaign to save and restore the building, described the incident optimistically, 'The bottom line, itвЂ™s a bump in the road, but it could have been worse.' Inspiration for Mickey Mouse

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The incident occurred early in the morning, the driver fleeing the scene, though authorities subsequently found a woman's driving license and a margarita within the vehicle. On July 30, 2021, a black Dodge Charger struck the building and caused significant damage to the exterior.

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The Disney family promised $450,000 in matching funds for the rit other Disney memorabilia and to tell the history of Walt Disney's life in Kansas City, a movie house to exhibit original and restored Laugh-O-grams, and an education center to tell people and children about animation and to make their own animations inside the building. The studio building fell to ruin and efforts were made to restore it by a non-profit group called 'Thank You, Walt Disney'.

The bankruptcy trustee was able to force LOGF's erstwhile distributor and debtor, Pictorial Films, Inc., to pay LOGF's agents the sum owed while agreeing that Pictorial could exercise its contractual distribution rights for LOGF works and to purchase several of LOGF's films: The Four Musicians of Bremen, Jack the Giant Killer, the Lafflets series, and Alice's Wonderland. Disney finally made some money by shooting a film of a 6-month-old girl named Kathalee Viley and selling his movie camera, earning enough for a one-way train ticket, moving to Hollywood, California he brought along an unfinished reel of Alice's Wonderland. ДЄfter finishing the raw edits of Alice's Wonderland, the studio filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July 1923. Looking for a distributor for Alice's Wonderland on May 14, Disney wrote to Margaret Winkler, a New York film distributor. Virginia Davis's contract with Laugh-O-gram was signed by her parents on April 23, 1923, with terms giving her 5% of the Alice's Wonderland film's receipts. By reversing this gimmick and using a real-life character in a cartoon universe instead, he hoped for a hit.

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Disney had noted how popular the Out of the Inkwell series from the Fleischer Studios was, which had animated characters interacting with the real world. Instead of paying off his creditors, the money was invested in the live-action/animation demonstration film Alice's Wonderland, starring the youthful Virginia Davis. McCrum, from the Deener Dental Institute, contacted Disney and offered him the job of producing a short subject about dental hygiene intended for the Missouri school system, he brought together some of his staff again and made Tommy Tucker's Tooth, which earned the studio $500. But when the local Kansas City dentist Thomas B. When Pictorial went bankrupt only a few months later, the studio never received the rest of the payment, its financial problems became even more serious, and the staff ended up leaving. The rest of the payment would have to wait until January 1, 1924, when all the shorts had been delivered. Pictorial agreed to pay US$11,000 (equivalent to $170,074 in 2020) for the cartoons, which were supposed to be shown at schools and other non-theatrical places, but only paid $100 in advance. of Tennessee on Sunday, September 16, 1922. The company had financial problems and by the end of 1922, Disney was living in the office and taking baths once a week at Union Station.Дuring the studio's sales manager Leslie Mace's stay in New York, where he was looking for distributors, he ended up signing a contract for six animated shorts with Pictorial Clubs, Inc. ДЄmong Disney's employees on the series were several pioneers of animation: Ub Iwerks, Hugh Harman, Friz Freleng, and Carman Maxwell. But encouraged by his shorts' popularity at the theatre, and inspired by, Disney decided he wanted to make his own animated versions of fairy tales too, and invested six months on his first attempt at Little Red Riding Hood. LOGF produced nine of the requested 12 films with little income. On May 23, 1922, when Disney was 20 years old, Laugh-O-gram Films (LOGF) was incorporated by him using the remaining assets of the defunct Iwerks-Disney Commercial Artists from local investors. In 1921, Walt Disney was contracted by Milton Feld to animate twelve cartoons, which he called Newman's Laugh-O-grams.

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