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Hal Adelquist
Hal Adelquist (1914–1981) was primarily known for his work in helping to create and produce "The Mickey Mouse Club," which began running as an ABC television series in 1955. Along with producer, Bill Walsh, and others at the behest of Walt Disney, the show was created and Adelquist was credited as an associate producer for several of the episodes where he served as right hand man to Walsh.
==Career==
Adelquist helped create the show with his ideas from early conception to being carried out in the first year, as well as handling many duties to see that the television series met production schedules. Adelquist also had served under Disney prior to the Mickey Mouse Club show as head assistant director on Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."〔 Adelquist started with Disney as an animator and later was promoted to "middle" management. Having served early in his career as an animator, he later had the task of working in the Personnel Dept., and was later put in charge of the Story Department. One of his more notable tasks was to serve as a liaison between Walt Disney and his famous "Nine Old Men" of animation. It was later revealed by famous animator, Ward Kimball, in a 1980's interview with Michael Barrier, that the animators had chosen Hal as their spokesperson, even though by position he was studio management. Adelquist was demoted to "talent scout" in 1956 after working tirelessly to get the Mickey Mouse Club show off the ground. Shortly thereafter he resigned never to work at Disney again.
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