Disney in 1945

Last Updated on: February 20th, 2023

Disney 1945 Movies ShowsThe Walt Disney Company has a rich and lengthy history with decades of amazing movies, shows and park experiences.

Here is a quick rundown of everything that happened in the world of Disney in the year 1945. I hope you find this lookback in time helpful and entertaining.

Disney 1945 Company Headlines:

The biggest news of 1945 was Walt resigning as President of Walt Disney Productions in January, making Roy the new company President.

Disney 1945 Movies Headlines:

1945 was a relatively quiet year for Disney at the box office. The studio released a number of shorts, but the only feature length animated film was The Three Caballeros, which has become a Disneyana classic, but wasn’t a box office hit.

Some of the shorts released in 1945 included:

  • African Diary
  • Californy ‘er Bust
  • Canine Casanova
  • Cleanliness Brings Health
  • Dog Watch
  • Donald’s Crime
  • Duck Pimples
  • Hold Your Horsepower
  • Insects as Carriers of Disease
  • Something You Didn’t Eat
  • The Clock Watcher
  • The Dawn of Better Living
  • The Eyes Have It
  • The Legend of Coyote Rock
  • The Unseen Enemy
  • Tiger Trouble
  • Tuberculosis

As was typical of the times, Disney also re-released a hit film in their ‘vault’ in 1945. In October 1945, the Disney animated hit Pinocchio was re-released to theaters.


1945 Archives

Here is the Internet’s largest rundown of all the Disney movies, songs and more released in the year 1945. New entries added daily, so be sure to check back often.

Disney Movies Released in 1945




Disney Songs Released in 1945

Baby Mine (Song)

“Baby Mine” is a song from the Disney animated film “Dumbo“. The song was written by Frank Churchill and Ned Washington and is performed in…


Baía (Song)

“Baía” is a Brazilian song that was featured in the Disney animated film “The Three Caballeros“. The song was composed by Ari Barroso and is…


The Three Caballeros (Song)

“The Three Caballeros” is a song from the 1944 Walt Disney film of the same name. The song was written by Manuel Esperón and Ray…



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