The next film scheduled for reproduction was "Mickey's Man Friday" (1935), but it was never completed. The original concept for "Mickey's Revival Party" was shelved and "Orphans' Benefit" became the only Disney film to be recreated scene for scene. It is unknown what led to the cancellation, although animation historian David Gerstein speculated that Disney's World War II propaganda (such as "Der Fuehrer's Face", "Education for Death", and "Victory Through Air Power") or the Disney animators' strike of 1941 may have played a role, or that Walt Disney simply preferred to work on all-new films rather than "extensively revisit the past."