Monochrome Mickey - Disc 1: introduction

Here is the introduction on Disc 1 of Monochrome Mickey from Disney Vintage Theater Days.
==Transcript==
(black fades to a close-up view of the original Mickey Mouse who appeared in Plane Crazy)
[Narrator]: Welcome to Disc 1 of Monochrome Mickey from Disney Vintage Theater Days. This is about Mickey Mouse in earlier animated short cartoons originally made in black and white from 1928 to 1930.
(camera slowly zooming out until it stops to show a full view of the original Mickey)
[Narrator]: Both Mickey and his girlfriend, Minnie Mouse originally appeared with feet that were like mouse feet, which were seen in Plane Crazy.
[Narrator]: In further appearances he and Minnie wear shoes, which began in The Gallopin' Gaucho.
[Narrator]: Beginning in Steamboat Willie, Minnie started to wear a hat with a flower sticking out.
[Narrator]: Beginning in The Opry House, Mickey started to wear gloves on his hands, but Minnie did not start to appear with wearing gloves on her hands until that began in The Plowboy.
[Narrator]: Together, those two mice had been against that mean cat, simply known as Pete and while having a peg leg, he had also been known as "Peg-Leg Pete."
[Narrator]: Mickey and Minnie also made friends with Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar.
[Narrator]: They had also been having miscellaneous adventures or should I say "mouse-cellaneous" adventures? (laughs)
[Narrator]: Anyway, Mickey also had been having such various musical scenes and even some various crazy antics and he could even get into any kind of calamity, but eventually, things would turn out okay as always.
[Narrator]: Well, I hope you will enjoy these cartoons with the first original Disney cartoon mouse.
(iris-out)
==Introduction gallery==
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