Events before 1903 which have relevance to the Warner Bros..
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- Shrake is created in the early 1800s.[1]
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- A Norwegian Ridgeback is reported to have carried off a Whale Calf off the coast of Norway.[2]
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- October 18 - Mongkut borns in Thonburi Palace, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok, Siam.
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- The fifty-eighth Wizarding Schools Potions Championship is held.[3]
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- The 1809 Quidditch World Cup is held in the West Siberian Plain, in Russia. During the final, between Romania and New Spain (what is now called Mexico), Romanian Beater Niko Nenad, an extremely volatile and unstable man, jinxed the whole of the forest adjacent to the pitch: all the trees instantly sprang to life and proceeded to attack the stadium, resulting in several injuries and deaths (including Nenad's own).[4]
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- November 5 - Anna Leonowens is born in Ahmednagar, Bombay Presidency, India.
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- September 20 - Chulalongkorn is born in Grand Palace, Bangkok, Siam.
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- October 25 - Louis T. Leonowens is born.
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- December 12 - Harry Warner (studio executive)
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- May 20 - Leon Schlesinger (producer)
- July 23 - Albert Warner (film executive)
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- July 23 - John Didrik Johnsen (background artist and layout artist)
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- August 31 - Frank Marsales (composer)
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- August 10 - Sam Warner (film producer and executive)
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- January 1 - Count Cutelli (sound effects producer)
- June 2 - Martha Wentworth (actress)
- July 28 - Billy Mitchell (actor)
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- August 29 - Charles Thorson (character designer)
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- March 3 - Norman Spencer (composer)
- November 10 - Carl Stalling (composer, arranger)
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- August 2 - Jack L. Warner (film executive)
- August 16 - Raymond Katz (producer)
- September 11 - Pinto Colvig (actor, radio personality, newspaper cartoonist, voice artist, circus performer)
1893[]
- January 12 - Edward Selzer (producer)
- April 3 - Leslie Howard (film actor, stage performer, radio performer, director, producer)
- October 6 - Earle Hodgins (actor)
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- February 14 - Jack Benny (entertainer)
- September 24 - Billy Bletcher (actor, comedian, voice actor)
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- May 21 - Ben Hardaway (director and writer)
- November 4 - Jack King (director and animator)
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- January 20
- George Burns (comedian, actor, singer and writer)
- Rolfe Sedan (actor)
- October 15 - Melville Cooper (actor)
- December 8 - Bryan Foy (film producer and director)
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- July 11 - Bernice Hansen (actress)
- September 16 - Milt Franklyn (composer, arranger)
- October 14 - Sid Marcus (director, writer and animator)
- December 9 - Hermione Gingold (actress)
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- February 27 - Leo Watson (jazz vocalese singer, drummer, trombonist and tiple player)
- June 7 - Earl Duvall (artist and animator)
- July 24 - Bernard B. Brown (sound engineer and composer)
- July 31 - Ken Harris (animator)
- October 25 - Joe D'Igalo (animator)
- October 28 - Rollin Hamilton (animator)
- November 4 - Joe Dougherty (actor)
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- May 8 - Arthur Q. Bryan (voice actor)
- May 13 - A.C. Gamer (animator and producer)
- October 12 - Phil Kramer (actor)
- November 4 - Treg Brown (filmmaker)
- December 25 - Humphrey Bogart (actor)
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- May 6 - Melvin Millar (writer)
- July 26 - Pat Walshe (actor)
1901[]
- March 24 - Ub Iwerks (animator, director and producer)
- August 7 - Sid Sutherland (animator and sound effects)
1902[]
- June 30 - Tom Palmer (director, writer and animator)
- November 1 - Vive Risto (animator)
- December 27 - Carman Maxwell (animator and voice actor)
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