About Harold M. Walker
Lived 1904 – 1994 (aged 89–90). Harold M. Walker was an animator.
Harold M. Walker (1904–1994), was an American animator, who early in his career worked on Mutt and Jeff and Felix the Cat and then on Willard Bowsky's unit with Popeye. In 1962 he created Wellbee, a cartoon character that represented well-being and was used in public health campaigns in the United States.
Biography Harold Mitchell Walker was born in April 21st, 1904 in Ossining, New York, to George Walker. At the age of five, he was injured in a hit and run accident; the incident was reported in The New York Times.
In 1962 he created Wellbee, a cartoon character that represented well-being and was used in public health campaigns in the United States.
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Who was Harold M. Walker?
American animator (1904–1994)
When was Harold M. Walker born?
Harold M. Walker was born in 1904 in Ossining (town), New York.
When did Harold M. Walker die?
Harold M. Walker died in 1994.
What was Harold M. Walker's occupation?
Harold M. Walker was an animator.
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