Characters from Animated Disney Movies 1930s-1950s Flashcards
The demonic figure who awakes and summons evil spirits and restless souls from their graves to Bald Mountain in “Fantasia”
Chernabog
Pinocchio’s “conscience”
Jiminy Cricket
Sleeping Beauty’s prince
Prince Phillip
Circus bear who escapes to live in the wild in “Fun and Fancy Free”
Bongo
The Queen’s assassin, who cannot bear to kill Snow White and return with the princess’s heart
The Huntsman
Nickname of folk hero John Chapman, who spent most of his life roaming Mid-Western America in the pioneer days, planting trees (featured in a segment of “Melody Time”)
Johnny Appleseed
Character who leads Alice to Wonderland
The White Rabbit
Folk hero cowboy raised by coyotes (featured in a segment of “Melody Time”)
Pecos Bill
Anthropomorphic mouse who becomes Dumbo’s friend
Timothy Q. Mouse
Character who brings Pinocchio to life and turns him into a real boy at the end of the film
The Blue Fairy
Trickster character from the Uncle Remus stories in “Song of the South”
Br’er Rabbit
Toad’s bookkeeper and friends who attempt to keep him out of trouble
Angus MacBadger, Ratty, and Moley
What type of dog is Lady in “Lady and the Tramp?”
American Cocker Spaniel.
Snow White’s stepmother
Queen Grimhilde
Bambi’s skunk friend
Flower
The large, evil, bearded Italian puppet-maker, who forces Pinocchio to perform onstage in order to make money
Stromboli
Woodcarver who creates Pinocchio
Geppetto
Sleeping Beauty’s parents
King Stefan and Queen Leah
The sorcerer from “Fantasia” who has Mickey Mouse as his apprentice
Yen Sid
The protagonist of “The Wind in the Willows,” obsessed with motor cars
J. Thaddeus Toad, Esq.
Captain Hook’s first mate
Mr. Smee
Jim Dear’s aunt who comes to take care of the baby (and Lady) when Jim Dear and Darling leave for a few days
Aunt Sarah
A hot-headed pixie who is Peter Pan’s closest friend
Tinker Bell
Prince Phillip’s father in “Sleeping Beauty”
King Hubert
Geppetto’s pet cat and goldfish
Figaro the cat and Cleo the goldfish
The antagonist and his dim-witted henchman in the Uncle Remus stories in “Song of the South”
Br’er Fox and Br’er Bear
The younger two siblings who follow Peter Pan to Neverland
John and Michael Darling
Character who directs Alice to the Mad Tea Party and the Queen of Hearts . . . known for its distinctive michievous grin
Cheshire Cat