- People from Pennsylvania
- American people
- 1900s births
- 1960s deaths
- Deceased
- Dumbo people
- Bambi people
- The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad people
- Cinderella people
- Alice in Wonderland people
- 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea people
- Mickey Mouse Club people
- Zorro people
- Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color people
- Ten Who Dared
- True-Life Adventures
- Pluto people
- Goofy people
- Chip 'n Dale people
- Donald Duck people
- LGBTQ+ people
Joseph Dubin
Joseph Dubin
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Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; like his brother, Al Dubin, he studied music and wrote for musicians and later films, such asThe Big House,Silver City Kid,The Tiger Woman,Ghost of Zorro,Mexicana,Tucson Raiders,Earl Carroll Vanities,Zorro's Black Whip,Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,The San Antonio Kid,Firebrands of Arizona,Vigilantes of Dodge City,Atlantic City,Silver City Kid,Jamboree,My Best Gal,Haunted Harbor,Jungle Jim,The Denver Kid,Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back,The El Paso Kid,Rendezvous with Annie, and some episodes ofMister Magoo. He largely went uncredited for most of his film work.
Beginning his work with Disney in the late 1930s, Dubin orchestrated films, likeDumbo,Bambi,Cinderella, andAlice in Wonderland. Later, he began composing music used for shows, likeMickey Mouse Club,True-Life Adventures,Zorro, theDisney anthology series, and variousGoofy andDonald Duck shorts.
He died at the age of 60, on January 16, 1961 in Sherman Oaks, California.
