Katrina

Katrina Popular song from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, composed by Don Raye and Gene De Paul. A rendition by Bing Crosby became a hit, and there were other recordings by Lawrence Welk, Tex Beneke, and Kay Kyser.

Katie (television)

Katie (television) One-hour syndicated daytime talk show with Katie Couric, debuting on September 10, 2012. Distributed by Disney/ABC Domestic Television.

Kater, David

Kater, David Actor; appeared on the Mickey Mouse Club on The Disney Channel, in 1989. He later appeared in Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit.

Poster featuring Mickey and Minney in The Karnival Kid, the first Mickey Mouse cartoon in which Mickey speaks

Karnival Kid, The (film)

Karnival Kid, The (film) First Mickey Mouse cartoon in which Mickey speaks; released in 1929. Directed by Walt Disney. Enjoying his day selling hot dogs in an amusement park, Mickey, along with his friends, serenades Minnie, who is working as a “shimmy dancer.”

Kamen, Kay

Kamen, Kay (1892-1949) Creative salesman from Kansas City who in 1932 became the exclusive representative of the Disney character merchandising division in New York. He was honored posthumously as a Disney Legend in 1998. See Merchandise.

Kane, Brad

Kane, Brad He provided the singing voice of Aladdin.

Kansas City, Missouri

Kansas City, Missouri When Elias Disney became ill in 1909 and was unable to continue operation of his Marceline, Missouri, farm, he decided to move his family to Kansas City. He purchased a newspaper distributorship, and soon his sons Walt and Roy were helping out. Walt attended Benton School, and graduated from the seventh grade …

Kanga

Kanga Kangaroo character in the Winnie the Pooh films; voiced by Barbara Luddy and Julie McWhirter Dees.

Kahl, Milt

Kahl, Milt (1909-1987) Animator; one of Disney’s “Nine Old Men, ” he started at Disney in 1934, and worked on many Disney classics, usually as directing animator, including Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Sleeping Beauty, The Jungle Book, and The Rescuers. He died in 1987, and was honored with the Disney Legends award posthumously …

Kala

Kala Gorilla who adopts and mothers Tarzan; voiced by Glenn Close.