List of computer-animated films

== Mickey Mouse 1928 2018 ==
=== 1928 ===
Installment	Film 	Director[2]	Release date[3] 	1	Steamboat Willie	Walt Disney	November 18, 1928
Mickey works aboard a river steamboat captained by Pete with the mission of transporting livestock. Along the way Mickey picks up Minnie and the two come up with creative ways to play "Turkey in the Straw". Pete is unamused and puts Mickey to work skinning potatoes.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Disney's first sound cartoon, selected to the National Film Registry in 1998.[4] The title is a parody of the Buster Keaton film, Steamboat Bill, Jr., which was released May 12, 1928.	Mickey works aboard a river steamboat captained by Pete with the mission of transporting livestock. Along the way Mickey picks up Minnie and the two come up with creative ways to play "Turkey in the Straw". Pete is unamused and puts Mickey to work skinning potatoes.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Disney's first sound cartoon, selected to the National Film Registry in 1998.[4] The title is a parody of the Buster Keaton film, Steamboat Bill, Jr., which was released May 12, 1928.	Mickey works aboard a river steamboat captained by Pete with the mission of transporting livestock. Along the way Mickey picks up Minnie and the two come up with creative ways to play "Turkey in the Straw". Pete is unamused and puts Mickey to work skinning potatoes.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Disney's first sound cartoon, selected to the National Film Registry in 1998.[4] The title is a parody of the Buster Keaton film, Steamboat Bill, Jr., which was released May 12, 1928.	Mickey works aboard a river steamboat captained by Pete with the mission of transporting livestock. Along the way Mickey picks up Minnie and the two come up with creative ways to play "Turkey in the Straw". Pete is unamused and puts Mickey to work skinning potatoes.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Disney's first sound cartoon, selected to the National Film Registry in 1998.[4] The title is a parody of the Buster Keaton film, Steamboat Bill, Jr., which was released May 12, 1928.	 	 	 	
2 	The Gallopin' Gaucho	Ub Iwerks 	December 30, 1928	 	 	 	
Mickey is an Argentinian gaucho who rides a rhea instead of a horse. He stops at a cantina where he finds Minnie and dances with her. Pete arrives, abducts Minnie, and takes her away on a donkey. Mickey follows after him, but the rhea has become drunk and slows Mickey down. Finally Mickey confronts Pete in a fencing duel and saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Silent version previewed August 2, 1928. Parody of the Douglas Fairbanks film, The Gaucho, which was released November 21, 1927. Mickey wears shoes for the first time.	Mickey is an Argentinian gaucho who rides a rhea instead of a horse. He stops at a cantina where he finds Minnie and dances with her. Pete arrives, abducts Minnie, and takes her away on a donkey. Mickey follows after him, but the rhea has become drunk and slows Mickey down. Finally Mickey confronts Pete in a fencing duel and saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Silent version previewed August 2, 1928. Parody of the Douglas Fairbanks film, The Gaucho, which was released November 21, 1927. Mickey wears shoes for the first time.	Mickey is an Argentinian gaucho who rides a rhea instead of a horse. He stops at a cantina where he finds Minnie and dances with her. Pete arrives, abducts Minnie, and takes her away on a donkey. Mickey follows after him, but the rhea has become drunk and slows Mickey down. Finally Mickey confronts Pete in a fencing duel and saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Silent version previewed August 2, 1928. Parody of the Douglas Fairbanks film, The Gaucho, which was released November 21, 1927. Mickey wears shoes for the first time.	Mickey is an Argentinian gaucho who rides a rhea instead of a horse. He stops at a cantina where he finds Minnie and dances with her. Pete arrives, abducts Minnie, and takes her away on a donkey. Mickey follows after him, but the rhea has become drunk and slows Mickey down. Finally Mickey confronts Pete in a fencing duel and saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Silent version previewed August 2, 1928. Parody of the Douglas Fairbanks film, The Gaucho, which was released November 21, 1927. Mickey wears shoes for the first time.	 	 	 	
=== 1929[edit] ===
Installment 	Film 	Director 	Release date 	3	The Barn Dance	Walt Disney	March 14, 1929
Mickey wants to take Minnie to a dance, but Pete's flashy car beats Mickey's horse-drawn wagon as her transportation of choice. At the dance, Mickey uses a balloon to make himself light on his feet—the perfect dancing partner—but this doesn't keep Minnie at his side for long, either.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Copyrighted 1928	Mickey wants to take Minnie to a dance, but Pete's flashy car beats Mickey's horse-drawn wagon as her transportation of choice. At the dance, Mickey uses a balloon to make himself light on his feet—the perfect dancing partner—but this doesn't keep Minnie at his side for long, either.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Copyrighted 1928	Mickey wants to take Minnie to a dance, but Pete's flashy car beats Mickey's horse-drawn wagon as her transportation of choice. At the dance, Mickey uses a balloon to make himself light on his feet—the perfect dancing partner—but this doesn't keep Minnie at his side for long, either.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Copyrighted 1928	Mickey wants to take Minnie to a dance, but Pete's flashy car beats Mickey's horse-drawn wagon as her transportation of choice. At the dance, Mickey uses a balloon to make himself light on his feet—the perfect dancing partner—but this doesn't keep Minnie at his side for long, either.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Copyrighted 1928	 	 	 	
4 	Plane Crazy 	Walt Disney 	March 17, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey tries to emulate his hero, Charles Lindbergh, and woo Minnie by building and flying his own airplane.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First film to be animated; silent version previewed May 15, 1928, actually released on March 17, 1929.	Mickey tries to emulate his hero, Charles Lindbergh, and woo Minnie by building and flying his own airplane.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First film to be animated; silent version previewed May 15, 1928, actually released on March 17, 1929.	Mickey tries to emulate his hero, Charles Lindbergh, and woo Minnie by building and flying his own airplane.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First film to be animated; silent version previewed May 15, 1928, actually released on March 17, 1929.	Mickey tries to emulate his hero, Charles Lindbergh, and woo Minnie by building and flying his own airplane.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First film to be animated; silent version previewed May 15, 1928, actually released on March 17, 1929.	 	 	 	
5 	The Opry House 	Walt Disney 	March 20, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey owns and performs at his own theatre, going in drag as a harem girl, in a derby as a Hasidic Jew, and finally in a wig as a fancy pianist.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse
Notes: First time Mickey wears gloves 	Mickey owns and performs at his own theatre, going in drag as a harem girl, in a derby as a Hasidic Jew, and finally in a wig as a fancy pianist.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse
Notes: First time Mickey wears gloves 	Mickey owns and performs at his own theatre, going in drag as a harem girl, in a derby as a Hasidic Jew, and finally in a wig as a fancy pianist.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse
Notes: First time Mickey wears gloves 	Mickey owns and performs at his own theatre, going in drag as a harem girl, in a derby as a Hasidic Jew, and finally in a wig as a fancy pianist.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse
Notes: First time Mickey wears gloves 	 	 	 	
6 	When the Cat's Away 	Walt Disney 	April 11, 1929 	 	 	 	
While Tom Cat, drunk on bootlegged hooch, is away hunting, Mickey, Minnie, and an army of mice ransack the feline's home for food.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Kat Nipp
Notes: Remake of Alice Comedies film Alice Rattled by Rats, depicts Mickey and Minnie as regular mice	While Tom Cat, drunk on bootlegged hooch, is away hunting, Mickey, Minnie, and an army of mice ransack the feline's home for food.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Kat Nipp
Notes: Remake of Alice Comedies film Alice Rattled by Rats, depicts Mickey and Minnie as regular mice	While Tom Cat, drunk on bootlegged hooch, is away hunting, Mickey, Minnie, and an army of mice ransack the feline's home for food.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Kat Nipp
Notes: Remake of Alice Comedies film Alice Rattled by Rats, depicts Mickey and Minnie as regular mice	While Tom Cat, drunk on bootlegged hooch, is away hunting, Mickey, Minnie, and an army of mice ransack the feline's home for food.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Kat Nipp
Notes: Remake of Alice Comedies film Alice Rattled by Rats, depicts Mickey and Minnie as regular mice	 	 	 	
7 	The Barnyard Battle 	Walt Disney 	April 25, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey joins an army of mice dressed like the forces of the Confederate States of America to battle an army of cats dressed in German World War 1 helmets. Kommandant Pete leads the cats in a raid on Mickey's farm. Mickey mounts a spirited defense of the farmhouse.
Other appearances: Pete	Mickey joins an army of mice dressed like the forces of the Confederate States of America to battle an army of cats dressed in German World War 1 helmets. Kommandant Pete leads the cats in a raid on Mickey's farm. Mickey mounts a spirited defense of the farmhouse.
Other appearances: Pete	Mickey joins an army of mice dressed like the forces of the Confederate States of America to battle an army of cats dressed in German World War 1 helmets. Kommandant Pete leads the cats in a raid on Mickey's farm. Mickey mounts a spirited defense of the farmhouse.
Other appearances: Pete	Mickey joins an army of mice dressed like the forces of the Confederate States of America to battle an army of cats dressed in German World War 1 helmets. Kommandant Pete leads the cats in a raid on Mickey's farm. Mickey mounts a spirited defense of the farmhouse.
Other appearances: Pete	 	 	 	
8 	The Karnival Kid 	Walt Disney/Ub Iwerks 	May 23, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey sells animated hot dogs at a carnival and heckles rival barker Kat Nipp. Also at the fair is Minnie who performs as a shimmy dancer. Mickey gives here a free hot dog and, with the help of two alley cats, serenades Minnie outside her trailer.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Kat Nipp
Notes: First time Mickey speaks	Mickey sells animated hot dogs at a carnival and heckles rival barker Kat Nipp. Also at the fair is Minnie who performs as a shimmy dancer. Mickey gives here a free hot dog and, with the help of two alley cats, serenades Minnie outside her trailer.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Kat Nipp
Notes: First time Mickey speaks	Mickey sells animated hot dogs at a carnival and heckles rival barker Kat Nipp. Also at the fair is Minnie who performs as a shimmy dancer. Mickey gives here a free hot dog and, with the help of two alley cats, serenades Minnie outside her trailer.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Kat Nipp
Notes: First time Mickey speaks	Mickey sells animated hot dogs at a carnival and heckles rival barker Kat Nipp. Also at the fair is Minnie who performs as a shimmy dancer. Mickey gives here a free hot dog and, with the help of two alley cats, serenades Minnie outside her trailer.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Kat Nipp
Notes: First time Mickey speaks	 	 	 	
9 	Mickey's Choo-Choo 	Walt Disney 	June 20, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey's running a small-town railroad. He takes Minnie for a wild ride on a humanized train which eventually rumbles out of control.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: A 1991 colorized version is known to exist.[5][6]	Mickey's running a small-town railroad. He takes Minnie for a wild ride on a humanized train which eventually rumbles out of control.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: A 1991 colorized version is known to exist.[5][6]	Mickey's running a small-town railroad. He takes Minnie for a wild ride on a humanized train which eventually rumbles out of control.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: A 1991 colorized version is known to exist.[5][6]	Mickey's running a small-town railroad. He takes Minnie for a wild ride on a humanized train which eventually rumbles out of control.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: A 1991 colorized version is known to exist.[5][6]	 	 	 	
10 	Mickey's Follies 	Wilfred Jackson 	June 26, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey and his barnyard pals put on a show that includes dancing ducks, opera singing by Patricia Pig, and Mickey's own rendition of his theme song, "Minnie's Yoo Hoo."
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Patricia Pig
Notes: Introduction of "Minnie's Yoo Hoo", Mickey's theme song	Mickey and his barnyard pals put on a show that includes dancing ducks, opera singing by Patricia Pig, and Mickey's own rendition of his theme song, "Minnie's Yoo Hoo."
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Patricia Pig
Notes: Introduction of "Minnie's Yoo Hoo", Mickey's theme song	Mickey and his barnyard pals put on a show that includes dancing ducks, opera singing by Patricia Pig, and Mickey's own rendition of his theme song, "Minnie's Yoo Hoo."
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Patricia Pig
Notes: Introduction of "Minnie's Yoo Hoo", Mickey's theme song	Mickey and his barnyard pals put on a show that includes dancing ducks, opera singing by Patricia Pig, and Mickey's own rendition of his theme song, "Minnie's Yoo Hoo."
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Patricia Pig
Notes: Introduction of "Minnie's Yoo Hoo", Mickey's theme song	 	 	 	
11 	The Plow Boy 	Walt Disney 	June 28, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey flirts with Minnie on the farm, but she spurns him—making him look bad in the eyes of his helper, Horace Horsecollar.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar (debut), Clarabelle Cow 	Mickey flirts with Minnie on the farm, but she spurns him—making him look bad in the eyes of his helper, Horace Horsecollar.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar (debut), Clarabelle Cow 	Mickey flirts with Minnie on the farm, but she spurns him—making him look bad in the eyes of his helper, Horace Horsecollar.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar (debut), Clarabelle Cow 	Mickey flirts with Minnie on the farm, but she spurns him—making him look bad in the eyes of his helper, Horace Horsecollar.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar (debut), Clarabelle Cow 	 	 	 	
12 	The Jazz Fool 	Walt Disney 	July 5, 1929 	 	 	 	
As part of "Mickey's Big Road Show", Mickey plays a calliope pulled by Horace. They later play the xylophone and piano.
Other appearances: Horace Horsecollar 	As part of "Mickey's Big Road Show", Mickey plays a calliope pulled by Horace. They later play the xylophone and piano.
Other appearances: Horace Horsecollar 	As part of "Mickey's Big Road Show", Mickey plays a calliope pulled by Horace. They later play the xylophone and piano.
Other appearances: Horace Horsecollar 	As part of "Mickey's Big Road Show", Mickey plays a calliope pulled by Horace. They later play the xylophone and piano.
Other appearances: Horace Horsecollar 	 	 	 	
13 	Wild Waves 	Burt Gillett 	August 15, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey works as a beach lifeguard who saves Minnie from being drowned by a wave. After Minnie is rescued, she fusses, Mickey tries to cheer her up by dancing, playing music and scat sings to "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep". Also present are a wide variety of sea birds and marine mammals who accompany Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse	Mickey works as a beach lifeguard who saves Minnie from being drowned by a wave. After Minnie is rescued, she fusses, Mickey tries to cheer her up by dancing, playing music and scat sings to "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep". Also present are a wide variety of sea birds and marine mammals who accompany Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse	Mickey works as a beach lifeguard who saves Minnie from being drowned by a wave. After Minnie is rescued, she fusses, Mickey tries to cheer her up by dancing, playing music and scat sings to "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep". Also present are a wide variety of sea birds and marine mammals who accompany Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse	Mickey works as a beach lifeguard who saves Minnie from being drowned by a wave. After Minnie is rescued, she fusses, Mickey tries to cheer her up by dancing, playing music and scat sings to "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep". Also present are a wide variety of sea birds and marine mammals who accompany Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse	 	 	 	
14 	Jungle Rhythm 	Walt Disney 	November 15, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey goes on a hunting expedition to the jungle, but when his rifle malfunctions Mickey is left facing several angry and vicious animals. To appease them, Mickey starts playing music, and soon has all of the animals joining him.	Mickey goes on a hunting expedition to the jungle, but when his rifle malfunctions Mickey is left facing several angry and vicious animals. To appease them, Mickey starts playing music, and soon has all of the animals joining him.	Mickey goes on a hunting expedition to the jungle, but when his rifle malfunctions Mickey is left facing several angry and vicious animals. To appease them, Mickey starts playing music, and soon has all of the animals joining him.	Mickey goes on a hunting expedition to the jungle, but when his rifle malfunctions Mickey is left facing several angry and vicious animals. To appease them, Mickey starts playing music, and soon has all of the animals joining him.	 	 	 	
15 	The Haunted House 	Jack King
[a] 	December 2, 1929 	 	 	 	
Mickey weathers a ferocious storm inside an old haunted house where he is compelled to play the organ for a group of ghouls.
Other appearances: Skeletons
Notes: Title shorted to Haunted House in rerelease title sequence. 	Mickey weathers a ferocious storm inside an old haunted house where he is compelled to play the organ for a group of ghouls.
Other appearances: Skeletons
Notes: Title shorted to Haunted House in rerelease title sequence. 	Mickey weathers a ferocious storm inside an old haunted house where he is compelled to play the organ for a group of ghouls.
Other appearances: Skeletons
Notes: Title shorted to Haunted House in rerelease title sequence. 	Mickey weathers a ferocious storm inside an old haunted house where he is compelled to play the organ for a group of ghouls.
Other appearances: Skeletons
Notes: Title shorted to Haunted House in rerelease title sequence. 	 	 	 	
=== 1930[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date[8] 	16	The Barnyard Concert	Walt Disney	March 3, 1930
At the farm, Mickey directs an orchestra rehearsal of Poet and Peasant by Franz von Suppé. The session is filled with distractions and Mickey ends up with a bucket of water thrown on his head.
Other appearances: Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First film released by Columbia Pictures	At the farm, Mickey directs an orchestra rehearsal of Poet and Peasant by Franz von Suppé. The session is filled with distractions and Mickey ends up with a bucket of water thrown on his head.
Other appearances: Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First film released by Columbia Pictures	At the farm, Mickey directs an orchestra rehearsal of Poet and Peasant by Franz von Suppé. The session is filled with distractions and Mickey ends up with a bucket of water thrown on his head.
Other appearances: Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First film released by Columbia Pictures	At the farm, Mickey directs an orchestra rehearsal of Poet and Peasant by Franz von Suppé. The session is filled with distractions and Mickey ends up with a bucket of water thrown on his head.
Other appearances: Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First film released by Columbia Pictures	 	 	 	
17 	Just Mickey 	Walt Disney 	March 14, 1930 	 	 	 	
At a concert hall, Mickey performs solo on a violin. His repertoire includes "Traumerei" and the finale of the William Tell overture.
Notes: Only film to feature Mickey without supporting characters, copyrighted as Fiddlin' Around,[9] billed as Fiddling Around.[10] First short made without Ub Iwerks.	At a concert hall, Mickey performs solo on a violin. His repertoire includes "Traumerei" and the finale of the William Tell overture.
Notes: Only film to feature Mickey without supporting characters, copyrighted as Fiddlin' Around,[9] billed as Fiddling Around.[10] First short made without Ub Iwerks.	At a concert hall, Mickey performs solo on a violin. His repertoire includes "Traumerei" and the finale of the William Tell overture.
Notes: Only film to feature Mickey without supporting characters, copyrighted as Fiddlin' Around,[9] billed as Fiddling Around.[10] First short made without Ub Iwerks.	At a concert hall, Mickey performs solo on a violin. His repertoire includes "Traumerei" and the finale of the William Tell overture.
Notes: Only film to feature Mickey without supporting characters, copyrighted as Fiddlin' Around,[9] billed as Fiddling Around.[10] First short made without Ub Iwerks.	 	 	 	
18 	The Cactus Kid 	Walt Disney 	May 15, 1930 	 	 	 	
Set in the desert of Mexico or the southwestern United States; Mickey enters "El Adobe Cafe" where Minnie works as a bar tender. Pete arrives and abducts Minnie after a short gun fight with Mickey. Mickey rides after Pete on Horace and eventually saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar (without his yoke), Pete
Notes: First time Marcellite Garner voices Minnie and also the last Mickey Mouse short to be animated by Ub Iwerks.	Set in the desert of Mexico or the southwestern United States; Mickey enters "El Adobe Cafe" where Minnie works as a bar tender. Pete arrives and abducts Minnie after a short gun fight with Mickey. Mickey rides after Pete on Horace and eventually saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar (without his yoke), Pete
Notes: First time Marcellite Garner voices Minnie and also the last Mickey Mouse short to be animated by Ub Iwerks.	Set in the desert of Mexico or the southwestern United States; Mickey enters "El Adobe Cafe" where Minnie works as a bar tender. Pete arrives and abducts Minnie after a short gun fight with Mickey. Mickey rides after Pete on Horace and eventually saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar (without his yoke), Pete
Notes: First time Marcellite Garner voices Minnie and also the last Mickey Mouse short to be animated by Ub Iwerks.	Set in the desert of Mexico or the southwestern United States; Mickey enters "El Adobe Cafe" where Minnie works as a bar tender. Pete arrives and abducts Minnie after a short gun fight with Mickey. Mickey rides after Pete on Horace and eventually saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar (without his yoke), Pete
Notes: First time Marcellite Garner voices Minnie and also the last Mickey Mouse short to be animated by Ub Iwerks.	 	 	 	
19 	The Fire Fighters 	Burt Gillett	June 25, 1930 	 	 	 	
Mickey is the fire chief of a fire department which receives an alarm in the middle of the night. The group of fire fighters race to the blaze which engulfs a seven-storey building, but on the way the engine loses its water tank. Mickey saves Minnie, trapped on the top floor, by way of a clothes line connected with another building.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar
Note: Original prints of this film had the fire scenes tinted red.[11]	Mickey is the fire chief of a fire department which receives an alarm in the middle of the night. The group of fire fighters race to the blaze which engulfs a seven-storey building, but on the way the engine loses its water tank. Mickey saves Minnie, trapped on the top floor, by way of a clothes line connected with another building.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar
Note: Original prints of this film had the fire scenes tinted red.[11]	Mickey is the fire chief of a fire department which receives an alarm in the middle of the night. The group of fire fighters race to the blaze which engulfs a seven-storey building, but on the way the engine loses its water tank. Mickey saves Minnie, trapped on the top floor, by way of a clothes line connected with another building.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar
Note: Original prints of this film had the fire scenes tinted red.[11]	Mickey is the fire chief of a fire department which receives an alarm in the middle of the night. The group of fire fighters race to the blaze which engulfs a seven-storey building, but on the way the engine loses its water tank. Mickey saves Minnie, trapped on the top floor, by way of a clothes line connected with another building.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar
Note: Original prints of this film had the fire scenes tinted red.[11]	 	 	 	
20 	The Shindig 	Burt Gillett	July 29, 1930 	 	 	 	
The friends from the barnyard attend a dance in the barn. Clarabelle Cow attends as Horace Horsecallar's date and the pair take center stage for one of the dances. Mickey and Minnie provide music on fiddle and piano, and Mickey later joins the dancing.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Clarabelle's name was mentioned for the first time and Clarabelle stands up for the first time.	The friends from the barnyard attend a dance in the barn. Clarabelle Cow attends as Horace Horsecallar's date and the pair take center stage for one of the dances. Mickey and Minnie provide music on fiddle and piano, and Mickey later joins the dancing.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Clarabelle's name was mentioned for the first time and Clarabelle stands up for the first time.	The friends from the barnyard attend a dance in the barn. Clarabelle Cow attends as Horace Horsecallar's date and the pair take center stage for one of the dances. Mickey and Minnie provide music on fiddle and piano, and Mickey later joins the dancing.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Clarabelle's name was mentioned for the first time and Clarabelle stands up for the first time.	The friends from the barnyard attend a dance in the barn. Clarabelle Cow attends as Horace Horsecallar's date and the pair take center stage for one of the dances. Mickey and Minnie provide music on fiddle and piano, and Mickey later joins the dancing.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Clarabelle's name was mentioned for the first time and Clarabelle stands up for the first time.	 	 	 	
21 	The Chain Gang 	Burt Gillett	September 5, 1930	 	 	 	
Mickey is a prisoner forced to work on a chain gang with other prisoners. When the guard Peg Leg Pete falls asleep, Mickey leads the prisoners in some care-free, innovative music making, and eventually escape. Mickey vaults himself over the wall, escapes into a swamp and eventually rides away on a pair of horses. When the horses throw Mickey off a cliff, he happens the fall through the roof of the jail and finds himself back in his cell.
Other appearances: Clarabelle Cow, Pluto (prototypes)	Mickey is a prisoner forced to work on a chain gang with other prisoners. When the guard Peg Leg Pete falls asleep, Mickey leads the prisoners in some care-free, innovative music making, and eventually escape. Mickey vaults himself over the wall, escapes into a swamp and eventually rides away on a pair of horses. When the horses throw Mickey off a cliff, he happens the fall through the roof of the jail and finds himself back in his cell.
Other appearances: Clarabelle Cow, Pluto (prototypes)	Mickey is a prisoner forced to work on a chain gang with other prisoners. When the guard Peg Leg Pete falls asleep, Mickey leads the prisoners in some care-free, innovative music making, and eventually escape. Mickey vaults himself over the wall, escapes into a swamp and eventually rides away on a pair of horses. When the horses throw Mickey off a cliff, he happens the fall through the roof of the jail and finds himself back in his cell.
Other appearances: Clarabelle Cow, Pluto (prototypes)	Mickey is a prisoner forced to work on a chain gang with other prisoners. When the guard Peg Leg Pete falls asleep, Mickey leads the prisoners in some care-free, innovative music making, and eventually escape. Mickey vaults himself over the wall, escapes into a swamp and eventually rides away on a pair of horses. When the horses throw Mickey off a cliff, he happens the fall through the roof of the jail and finds himself back in his cell.
Other appearances: Clarabelle Cow, Pluto (prototypes)	 	 	 	
22 	The Gorilla Mystery	Burt Gillett	October 10, 1930 	 	 	 	
Mickey reads about an gorilla named beppo has escaped the local city zoo in the newspaper and calls Minnie to warn her. Minnie insists she is not afraid and plays the piano for Mickey over the phone. While Minnie is playing, beppo enters the house and kidnaps her,ties her up and takes her into the attic.Mickey hears Minnie's screams in the telephone and runs over to her house to save her before beppo strikes back.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Beppo the Gorilla
Notes: Inspired Donald Duck and the Gorilla	Mickey reads about an gorilla named beppo has escaped the local city zoo in the newspaper and calls Minnie to warn her. Minnie insists she is not afraid and plays the piano for Mickey over the phone. While Minnie is playing, beppo enters the house and kidnaps her,ties her up and takes her into the attic.Mickey hears Minnie's screams in the telephone and runs over to her house to save her before beppo strikes back.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Beppo the Gorilla
Notes: Inspired Donald Duck and the Gorilla	Mickey reads about an gorilla named beppo has escaped the local city zoo in the newspaper and calls Minnie to warn her. Minnie insists she is not afraid and plays the piano for Mickey over the phone. While Minnie is playing, beppo enters the house and kidnaps her,ties her up and takes her into the attic.Mickey hears Minnie's screams in the telephone and runs over to her house to save her before beppo strikes back.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Beppo the Gorilla
Notes: Inspired Donald Duck and the Gorilla	Mickey reads about an gorilla named beppo has escaped the local city zoo in the newspaper and calls Minnie to warn her. Minnie insists she is not afraid and plays the piano for Mickey over the phone. While Minnie is playing, beppo enters the house and kidnaps her,ties her up and takes her into the attic.Mickey hears Minnie's screams in the telephone and runs over to her house to save her before beppo strikes back.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Beppo the Gorilla
Notes: Inspired Donald Duck and the Gorilla	 	 	 	
23 	The Picnic 	Burt Gillett	October 23, 1930 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Minnie go on a picnic together along with Minnie's dog Rover. Mickey brings a phonograph, and while he and Minnie dance to "In the Good Old Summer Time", a variety of animals make off with the food. Finally the weather turns bad and the trio head home in a hurry.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto as "Rover", Mickey's car	Mickey and Minnie go on a picnic together along with Minnie's dog Rover. Mickey brings a phonograph, and while he and Minnie dance to "In the Good Old Summer Time", a variety of animals make off with the food. Finally the weather turns bad and the trio head home in a hurry.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto as "Rover", Mickey's car	Mickey and Minnie go on a picnic together along with Minnie's dog Rover. Mickey brings a phonograph, and while he and Minnie dance to "In the Good Old Summer Time", a variety of animals make off with the food. Finally the weather turns bad and the trio head home in a hurry.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto as "Rover", Mickey's car	Mickey and Minnie go on a picnic together along with Minnie's dog Rover. Mickey brings a phonograph, and while he and Minnie dance to "In the Good Old Summer Time", a variety of animals make off with the food. Finally the weather turns bad and the trio head home in a hurry.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto as "Rover", Mickey's car	 	 	 	
24 	Pioneer Days 	Burt Gillett	December 5, 1930 	 	 	 	
Period piece set in the old west; Mickey and Minnie are part of a wagon train of American settlers. And Indian scout spots the wagon train and assembles a war party. That night after circling the wagons, the pioneers dance to "The Irish Washerwoman" and later hear on old goat sing an emotional rendition of "Nelly Gray." Just then the Indians attack and a fight breaks out. Mickey and Minnie scare the Indians away by tricking them into thinking U.S. cavalry soldiers are approaching.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Period piece set in the old west; Mickey and Minnie are part of a wagon train of American settlers. And Indian scout spots the wagon train and assembles a war party. That night after circling the wagons, the pioneers dance to "The Irish Washerwoman" and later hear on old goat sing an emotional rendition of "Nelly Gray." Just then the Indians attack and a fight breaks out. Mickey and Minnie scare the Indians away by tricking them into thinking U.S. cavalry soldiers are approaching.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Period piece set in the old west; Mickey and Minnie are part of a wagon train of American settlers. And Indian scout spots the wagon train and assembles a war party. That night after circling the wagons, the pioneers dance to "The Irish Washerwoman" and later hear on old goat sing an emotional rendition of "Nelly Gray." Just then the Indians attack and a fight breaks out. Mickey and Minnie scare the Indians away by tricking them into thinking U.S. cavalry soldiers are approaching.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Period piece set in the old west; Mickey and Minnie are part of a wagon train of American settlers. And Indian scout spots the wagon train and assembles a war party. That night after circling the wagons, the pioneers dance to "The Irish Washerwoman" and later hear on old goat sing an emotional rendition of "Nelly Gray." Just then the Indians attack and a fight breaks out. Mickey and Minnie scare the Indians away by tricking them into thinking U.S. cavalry soldiers are approaching.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	 	 	 	
=== 1931[edit] ===
Installment 	Film 	Director 	Release date 	25	The Birthday Party	Burt Gillett	January 7, 1931
Mickey's friends throw a surprise birthday party at Minnie's house. Minnie gives Mickey a piano, and the mice play a piano duet of "I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby." During the rest of the party the characters dance and play more songs.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey's friends throw a surprise birthday party at Minnie's house. Minnie gives Mickey a piano, and the mice play a piano duet of "I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby." During the rest of the party the characters dance and play more songs.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey's friends throw a surprise birthday party at Minnie's house. Minnie gives Mickey a piano, and the mice play a piano duet of "I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby." During the rest of the party the characters dance and play more songs.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey's friends throw a surprise birthday party at Minnie's house. Minnie gives Mickey a piano, and the mice play a piano duet of "I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby." During the rest of the party the characters dance and play more songs.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	 	 	 	
26 	Traffic Troubles 	Burt Gillett 	March 17, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey works as a taxi driver in a large city. After losing his first customer in the street, Mickey picks up Minnie on her way to a music lesson. But the taxi gets a flat tire which Mickey is unable to repair. Pete appears as a traveling snake oilsalesman who feeds a formula to the taxi. This makes the vehicle go out of control. Mickey, Minnie, and the taxi crash through a barn and end up covered in feathers.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete as "Dr. Pep"	Mickey works as a taxi driver in a large city. After losing his first customer in the street, Mickey picks up Minnie on her way to a music lesson. But the taxi gets a flat tire which Mickey is unable to repair. Pete appears as a traveling snake oilsalesman who feeds a formula to the taxi. This makes the vehicle go out of control. Mickey, Minnie, and the taxi crash through a barn and end up covered in feathers.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete as "Dr. Pep"	Mickey works as a taxi driver in a large city. After losing his first customer in the street, Mickey picks up Minnie on her way to a music lesson. But the taxi gets a flat tire which Mickey is unable to repair. Pete appears as a traveling snake oilsalesman who feeds a formula to the taxi. This makes the vehicle go out of control. Mickey, Minnie, and the taxi crash through a barn and end up covered in feathers.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete as "Dr. Pep"	Mickey works as a taxi driver in a large city. After losing his first customer in the street, Mickey picks up Minnie on her way to a music lesson. But the taxi gets a flat tire which Mickey is unable to repair. Pete appears as a traveling snake oilsalesman who feeds a formula to the taxi. This makes the vehicle go out of control. Mickey, Minnie, and the taxi crash through a barn and end up covered in feathers.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete as "Dr. Pep"	 	 	 	
27 	The Castaway 	Wilfred Jackson 	April 6, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey is a castaway in the ocean and makes it ashore to a jungle island. After eating bananas, a piano washes ashore and Mickey plays it while dealing at first with bothersome wild animals, and later dangerous ones.	Mickey is a castaway in the ocean and makes it ashore to a jungle island. After eating bananas, a piano washes ashore and Mickey plays it while dealing at first with bothersome wild animals, and later dangerous ones.	Mickey is a castaway in the ocean and makes it ashore to a jungle island. After eating bananas, a piano washes ashore and Mickey plays it while dealing at first with bothersome wild animals, and later dangerous ones.	Mickey is a castaway in the ocean and makes it ashore to a jungle island. After eating bananas, a piano washes ashore and Mickey plays it while dealing at first with bothersome wild animals, and later dangerous ones.	 	 	 	
28 	The Moose Hunt 	Burt Gillett 	May 3, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Pluto go hunting for moose. Mickey accidentally shoots at Pluto with his shotgun and the dog plays dead. After this Mickey and Pluto encounter a real moose and are chased away.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: First appearance of Pluto as Mickey's dog	Mickey and Pluto go hunting for moose. Mickey accidentally shoots at Pluto with his shotgun and the dog plays dead. After this Mickey and Pluto encounter a real moose and are chased away.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: First appearance of Pluto as Mickey's dog	Mickey and Pluto go hunting for moose. Mickey accidentally shoots at Pluto with his shotgun and the dog plays dead. After this Mickey and Pluto encounter a real moose and are chased away.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: First appearance of Pluto as Mickey's dog	Mickey and Pluto go hunting for moose. Mickey accidentally shoots at Pluto with his shotgun and the dog plays dead. After this Mickey and Pluto encounter a real moose and are chased away.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: First appearance of Pluto as Mickey's dog	 	 	 	
29 	The Delivery Boy 	Burt Gillett 	June 13, 1931 	 	 	 	
While working as a delivery boy driving a cart filled with musical instruments, Mickey passes by Minnie's house. He sneaks up on her while she is outside doing her laundry. The two mice start dancing in the yard, but Mickey punches a bee hive onto the mule pulling the cart. The mule kicks the cart and the instruments land on the animals. Together they all play "Stars and Stripes Forever".
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete	While working as a delivery boy driving a cart filled with musical instruments, Mickey passes by Minnie's house. He sneaks up on her while she is outside doing her laundry. The two mice start dancing in the yard, but Mickey punches a bee hive onto the mule pulling the cart. The mule kicks the cart and the instruments land on the animals. Together they all play "Stars and Stripes Forever".
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete	While working as a delivery boy driving a cart filled with musical instruments, Mickey passes by Minnie's house. He sneaks up on her while she is outside doing her laundry. The two mice start dancing in the yard, but Mickey punches a bee hive onto the mule pulling the cart. The mule kicks the cart and the instruments land on the animals. Together they all play "Stars and Stripes Forever".
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete	While working as a delivery boy driving a cart filled with musical instruments, Mickey passes by Minnie's house. He sneaks up on her while she is outside doing her laundry. The two mice start dancing in the yard, but Mickey punches a bee hive onto the mule pulling the cart. The mule kicks the cart and the instruments land on the animals. Together they all play "Stars and Stripes Forever".
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete	 	 	 	
30 	Mickey Steps Out 	Burt Gillett 	July 7, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey prepares for a date and leaves his house, but Pluto wants to come with him. Mickey tells Pluto to stay home and ties him to the dog house, but Pluto follows anyway, dragging the house behind him. At Minnie's house Mickey and Minnie play music, while outside Pluto chases a cat. The chaos eventually interrupts the date.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey prepares for a date and leaves his house, but Pluto wants to come with him. Mickey tells Pluto to stay home and ties him to the dog house, but Pluto follows anyway, dragging the house behind him. At Minnie's house Mickey and Minnie play music, while outside Pluto chases a cat. The chaos eventually interrupts the date.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey prepares for a date and leaves his house, but Pluto wants to come with him. Mickey tells Pluto to stay home and ties him to the dog house, but Pluto follows anyway, dragging the house behind him. At Minnie's house Mickey and Minnie play music, while outside Pluto chases a cat. The chaos eventually interrupts the date.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey prepares for a date and leaves his house, but Pluto wants to come with him. Mickey tells Pluto to stay home and ties him to the dog house, but Pluto follows anyway, dragging the house behind him. At Minnie's house Mickey and Minnie play music, while outside Pluto chases a cat. The chaos eventually interrupts the date.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	 	 	 	
31 	Blue Rhythm 	Burt Gillett 	August 18, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey plays piano at a concert hall and is joined by Minnie singing "St. Louis Blues." Mickey later conducts a blues orchestra that proves to heavy for the stage.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey plays piano at a concert hall and is joined by Minnie singing "St. Louis Blues." Mickey later conducts a blues orchestra that proves to heavy for the stage.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey plays piano at a concert hall and is joined by Minnie singing "St. Louis Blues." Mickey later conducts a blues orchestra that proves to heavy for the stage.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey plays piano at a concert hall and is joined by Minnie singing "St. Louis Blues." Mickey later conducts a blues orchestra that proves to heavy for the stage.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	 	 	 	
32 	Fishin' Around 	Burt Gillett 	September 25, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Pluto go fishing from a boat on a lake after singing a sign that says "no fishing". The fish turn out to be very intelligent and play several pranks on the fishermen, including tying their fishing lines together. Eventually a police officer appears and, trying to stop Mickey from fishing, accidentally falls in the water. Mickey and Pluto make a speedy getaway.
Other appearances: Pluto	Mickey and Pluto go fishing from a boat on a lake after singing a sign that says "no fishing". The fish turn out to be very intelligent and play several pranks on the fishermen, including tying their fishing lines together. Eventually a police officer appears and, trying to stop Mickey from fishing, accidentally falls in the water. Mickey and Pluto make a speedy getaway.
Other appearances: Pluto	Mickey and Pluto go fishing from a boat on a lake after singing a sign that says "no fishing". The fish turn out to be very intelligent and play several pranks on the fishermen, including tying their fishing lines together. Eventually a police officer appears and, trying to stop Mickey from fishing, accidentally falls in the water. Mickey and Pluto make a speedy getaway.
Other appearances: Pluto	Mickey and Pluto go fishing from a boat on a lake after singing a sign that says "no fishing". The fish turn out to be very intelligent and play several pranks on the fishermen, including tying their fishing lines together. Eventually a police officer appears and, trying to stop Mickey from fishing, accidentally falls in the water. Mickey and Pluto make a speedy getaway.
Other appearances: Pluto	 	 	 	
33 	The Barnyard Broadcast 	Burt Gillett 	October 10, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey sets up a radio station in the barn and hosts a music program. While Minnie, Horace, and Clarabelle perform, Mickey struggles to keep a cat family out of the barn who are intent on interrupting the broadcast.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey sets up a radio station in the barn and hosts a music program. While Minnie, Horace, and Clarabelle perform, Mickey struggles to keep a cat family out of the barn who are intent on interrupting the broadcast.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey sets up a radio station in the barn and hosts a music program. While Minnie, Horace, and Clarabelle perform, Mickey struggles to keep a cat family out of the barn who are intent on interrupting the broadcast.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey sets up a radio station in the barn and hosts a music program. While Minnie, Horace, and Clarabelle perform, Mickey struggles to keep a cat family out of the barn who are intent on interrupting the broadcast.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	 	 	 	
34 	The Beach Party 	Burt Gillett 	November 5, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey and his friends spend a relaxing day at the beach going swimming and enjoying a picnic. When Pluto accidentally retrieves an aggressive octopus from the ocean, the party fights him off using techniques learned earlier in the day, such as Horace's spitting of watermelon seeds and ejecting jars of pickled olives from Clarabelle's throat.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey and his friends spend a relaxing day at the beach going swimming and enjoying a picnic. When Pluto accidentally retrieves an aggressive octopus from the ocean, the party fights him off using techniques learned earlier in the day, such as Horace's spitting of watermelon seeds and ejecting jars of pickled olives from Clarabelle's throat.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey and his friends spend a relaxing day at the beach going swimming and enjoying a picnic. When Pluto accidentally retrieves an aggressive octopus from the ocean, the party fights him off using techniques learned earlier in the day, such as Horace's spitting of watermelon seeds and ejecting jars of pickled olives from Clarabelle's throat.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey and his friends spend a relaxing day at the beach going swimming and enjoying a picnic. When Pluto accidentally retrieves an aggressive octopus from the ocean, the party fights him off using techniques learned earlier in the day, such as Horace's spitting of watermelon seeds and ejecting jars of pickled olives from Clarabelle's throat.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	 	 	 	
35 	Mickey Cuts Up 	Burt Gillett[12] 	November 30, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey mows his yard with a reel mower pulled by Pluto, while next door Minnie waters her garden. Mickey tricks Minnie by pretending to be a bird in a bird house, but instead he gets attacked by a cat. While Mickey and Minnie are playing a harmonica duet, Pluto chases after the cat, but the mower is still tied on to him and it cuts up everything in its path.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey mows his yard with a reel mower pulled by Pluto, while next door Minnie waters her garden. Mickey tricks Minnie by pretending to be a bird in a bird house, but instead he gets attacked by a cat. While Mickey and Minnie are playing a harmonica duet, Pluto chases after the cat, but the mower is still tied on to him and it cuts up everything in its path.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey mows his yard with a reel mower pulled by Pluto, while next door Minnie waters her garden. Mickey tricks Minnie by pretending to be a bird in a bird house, but instead he gets attacked by a cat. While Mickey and Minnie are playing a harmonica duet, Pluto chases after the cat, but the mower is still tied on to him and it cuts up everything in its path.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey mows his yard with a reel mower pulled by Pluto, while next door Minnie waters her garden. Mickey tricks Minnie by pretending to be a bird in a bird house, but instead he gets attacked by a cat. While Mickey and Minnie are playing a harmonica duet, Pluto chases after the cat, but the mower is still tied on to him and it cuts up everything in its path.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	 	 	 	
36 	Mickey's Orphans 	Burt Gillett 	December 9, 1931 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Minnie take in an orphaned litter of kittens during Christmas time. The kittens harass Pluto, ransack the house, and skeletonize the Christmas tree.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, kittens
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[13]	Mickey and Minnie take in an orphaned litter of kittens during Christmas time. The kittens harass Pluto, ransack the house, and skeletonize the Christmas tree.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, kittens
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[13]	Mickey and Minnie take in an orphaned litter of kittens during Christmas time. The kittens harass Pluto, ransack the house, and skeletonize the Christmas tree.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, kittens
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[13]	Mickey and Minnie take in an orphaned litter of kittens during Christmas time. The kittens harass Pluto, ransack the house, and skeletonize the Christmas tree.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, kittens
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[13]	 	 	 	
=== 1932[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	37	The Duck Hunt	Burt Gillett	January 28, 1932
Mickey and Pluto go to a pond to hunt for ducks. While Mickey hides behind some bullrushes in a boat with a shotgun, Pluto wears a duck decoy on his head and swims to the center of the pond. The ducks discover the truth after Mickey accidentally shoots a hole in the bottom of his boat.
Other appearances: Pluto
Coils: Mickey's arms/legs-Pluto's body (from the ducks and the weathervane)	Mickey and Pluto go to a pond to hunt for ducks. While Mickey hides behind some bullrushes in a boat with a shotgun, Pluto wears a duck decoy on his head and swims to the center of the pond. The ducks discover the truth after Mickey accidentally shoots a hole in the bottom of his boat.
Other appearances: Pluto
Coils: Mickey's arms/legs-Pluto's body (from the ducks and the weathervane)	Mickey and Pluto go to a pond to hunt for ducks. While Mickey hides behind some bullrushes in a boat with a shotgun, Pluto wears a duck decoy on his head and swims to the center of the pond. The ducks discover the truth after Mickey accidentally shoots a hole in the bottom of his boat.
Other appearances: Pluto
Coils: Mickey's arms/legs-Pluto's body (from the ducks and the weathervane)	Mickey and Pluto go to a pond to hunt for ducks. While Mickey hides behind some bullrushes in a boat with a shotgun, Pluto wears a duck decoy on his head and swims to the center of the pond. The ducks discover the truth after Mickey accidentally shoots a hole in the bottom of his boat.
Other appearances: Pluto
Coils: Mickey's arms/legs-Pluto's body (from the ducks and the weathervane)	 	 	 	
38 	The Grocery Boy 	Wilfred Jackson	February 11, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Pluto go grocery shopping for Minnie and later help her cook. Pluto misbehaves and tries to steal the turkey which leads to a disaster.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey and Pluto go grocery shopping for Minnie and later help her cook. Pluto misbehaves and tries to steal the turkey which leads to a disaster.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey and Pluto go grocery shopping for Minnie and later help her cook. Pluto misbehaves and tries to steal the turkey which leads to a disaster.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey and Pluto go grocery shopping for Minnie and later help her cook. Pluto misbehaves and tries to steal the turkey which leads to a disaster.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	 	 	 	
39 	The Mad Dog 	Burt Gillett 	March 5, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey gives Pluto a bath, but the dog doesn't like it and jumps out of the tub. Pluto then accidentally swallows the bar of soap and starts hiccuping bubbles. In a panic, Pluto starts running through the city, all the while hiccuping bubbles. People in town panic when they see Pluto foaming at the mouth, and assume he has rabies. Pete, the town dogcatcher corners Pluto in an alley at gunpoint. Mickey pleads with Pete for Pluto's life, but to no avail. Finally Mickey throws a cat down Pete's pants to distract him, while he and Pluto run home.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	Mickey gives Pluto a bath, but the dog doesn't like it and jumps out of the tub. Pluto then accidentally swallows the bar of soap and starts hiccuping bubbles. In a panic, Pluto starts running through the city, all the while hiccuping bubbles. People in town panic when they see Pluto foaming at the mouth, and assume he has rabies. Pete, the town dogcatcher corners Pluto in an alley at gunpoint. Mickey pleads with Pete for Pluto's life, but to no avail. Finally Mickey throws a cat down Pete's pants to distract him, while he and Pluto run home.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	Mickey gives Pluto a bath, but the dog doesn't like it and jumps out of the tub. Pluto then accidentally swallows the bar of soap and starts hiccuping bubbles. In a panic, Pluto starts running through the city, all the while hiccuping bubbles. People in town panic when they see Pluto foaming at the mouth, and assume he has rabies. Pete, the town dogcatcher corners Pluto in an alley at gunpoint. Mickey pleads with Pete for Pluto's life, but to no avail. Finally Mickey throws a cat down Pete's pants to distract him, while he and Pluto run home.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	Mickey gives Pluto a bath, but the dog doesn't like it and jumps out of the tub. Pluto then accidentally swallows the bar of soap and starts hiccuping bubbles. In a panic, Pluto starts running through the city, all the while hiccuping bubbles. People in town panic when they see Pluto foaming at the mouth, and assume he has rabies. Pete, the town dogcatcher corners Pluto in an alley at gunpoint. Mickey pleads with Pete for Pluto's life, but to no avail. Finally Mickey throws a cat down Pete's pants to distract him, while he and Pluto run home.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	 	 	 	
40 	The Barnyard Olympics	Wilfred Jackson	April 15, 1932 	 	 	 	
Several characters participate in the Olympic Games including boxing and diving. Mickey himself participates in the main event, a cross-country multi-sport race similar to a Triathlon, except it includes row boating instead of swimming. Another participant in the race (possibly Pete) tries to sabotage Mickey's chances of winning along the way.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Released to coincide with the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles[14]	Several characters participate in the Olympic Games including boxing and diving. Mickey himself participates in the main event, a cross-country multi-sport race similar to a Triathlon, except it includes row boating instead of swimming. Another participant in the race (possibly Pete) tries to sabotage Mickey's chances of winning along the way.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Released to coincide with the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles[14]	Several characters participate in the Olympic Games including boxing and diving. Mickey himself participates in the main event, a cross-country multi-sport race similar to a Triathlon, except it includes row boating instead of swimming. Another participant in the race (possibly Pete) tries to sabotage Mickey's chances of winning along the way.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Released to coincide with the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles[14]	Several characters participate in the Olympic Games including boxing and diving. Mickey himself participates in the main event, a cross-country multi-sport race similar to a Triathlon, except it includes row boating instead of swimming. Another participant in the race (possibly Pete) tries to sabotage Mickey's chances of winning along the way.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: Released to coincide with the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles[14]	 	 	 	
41 	Mickey's Revue 	Wilfred Jackson	May 25, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey presents a revue at an informal concert hall. The program includes an orchestra conducted by Mickey, a stage show with Minnie as a fairy and three dancing cows, two dancing dogs, and a ragtime duet by Mickey and Minnie. There are several distractions throughout the performance including Goofy laughing loudly in the audience and Pluto roaming onto stage.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy (first appearance), Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey presents a revue at an informal concert hall. The program includes an orchestra conducted by Mickey, a stage show with Minnie as a fairy and three dancing cows, two dancing dogs, and a ragtime duet by Mickey and Minnie. There are several distractions throughout the performance including Goofy laughing loudly in the audience and Pluto roaming onto stage.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy (first appearance), Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey presents a revue at an informal concert hall. The program includes an orchestra conducted by Mickey, a stage show with Minnie as a fairy and three dancing cows, two dancing dogs, and a ragtime duet by Mickey and Minnie. There are several distractions throughout the performance including Goofy laughing loudly in the audience and Pluto roaming onto stage.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy (first appearance), Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey presents a revue at an informal concert hall. The program includes an orchestra conducted by Mickey, a stage show with Minnie as a fairy and three dancing cows, two dancing dogs, and a ragtime duet by Mickey and Minnie. There are several distractions throughout the performance including Goofy laughing loudly in the audience and Pluto roaming onto stage.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy (first appearance), Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	 	 	 	
42 	Musical Farmer 	Wilfred Jackson	June 9, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey plants seeds with Pluto. When Mickey sees Minnie milking a cow, he decides to sneak up on her and scare her with him and Pluto inside a scarecrow. Eventually Mickey is found out and he and Minnie play music with the animals and other improvised instruments. Later Mickey tries to photograph a humongous egg laid by one of the hens.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto; hens Fanny, Bessie, Tessie, others	Mickey plants seeds with Pluto. When Mickey sees Minnie milking a cow, he decides to sneak up on her and scare her with him and Pluto inside a scarecrow. Eventually Mickey is found out and he and Minnie play music with the animals and other improvised instruments. Later Mickey tries to photograph a humongous egg laid by one of the hens.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto; hens Fanny, Bessie, Tessie, others	Mickey plants seeds with Pluto. When Mickey sees Minnie milking a cow, he decides to sneak up on her and scare her with him and Pluto inside a scarecrow. Eventually Mickey is found out and he and Minnie play music with the animals and other improvised instruments. Later Mickey tries to photograph a humongous egg laid by one of the hens.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto; hens Fanny, Bessie, Tessie, others	Mickey plants seeds with Pluto. When Mickey sees Minnie milking a cow, he decides to sneak up on her and scare her with him and Pluto inside a scarecrow. Eventually Mickey is found out and he and Minnie play music with the animals and other improvised instruments. Later Mickey tries to photograph a humongous egg laid by one of the hens.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto; hens Fanny, Bessie, Tessie, others	 	 	 	
43 	Mickey in Arabia 	Wilfred Jackson	July 18, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Minnie visit the Middle East as tourists. As they are taking pictures with locals, Pete the sultan appears and abducts Minnie behind a fence, carrying her away to his castle on a horse. Mickey follows on his camel but is slowed down because the camel is drunk. Mickey fights Pete and his henchmen and eventually saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Last film released by Columbia Pictures	Mickey and Minnie visit the Middle East as tourists. As they are taking pictures with locals, Pete the sultan appears and abducts Minnie behind a fence, carrying her away to his castle on a horse. Mickey follows on his camel but is slowed down because the camel is drunk. Mickey fights Pete and his henchmen and eventually saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Last film released by Columbia Pictures	Mickey and Minnie visit the Middle East as tourists. As they are taking pictures with locals, Pete the sultan appears and abducts Minnie behind a fence, carrying her away to his castle on a horse. Mickey follows on his camel but is slowed down because the camel is drunk. Mickey fights Pete and his henchmen and eventually saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Last film released by Columbia Pictures	Mickey and Minnie visit the Middle East as tourists. As they are taking pictures with locals, Pete the sultan appears and abducts Minnie behind a fence, carrying her away to his castle on a horse. Mickey follows on his camel but is slowed down because the camel is drunk. Mickey fights Pete and his henchmen and eventually saves Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Last film released by Columbia Pictures	 	 	 	
44 	Mickey's Nightmare 	Burt Gillett 	August 13, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey goes to sleep one night and dreams that he and Minnie get married. Soon several storks arrive at the house dropping off children, literally by the bucket load. The hoard of children overrun the house and create a nuisance for Mickey and Pluto. Mickey finally wakes up with a renewed determination never to marry.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, mice children
Notes: First film released by United Artists, introduced new title sequence including the Mickey Mouse starburst	Mickey goes to sleep one night and dreams that he and Minnie get married. Soon several storks arrive at the house dropping off children, literally by the bucket load. The hoard of children overrun the house and create a nuisance for Mickey and Pluto. Mickey finally wakes up with a renewed determination never to marry.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, mice children
Notes: First film released by United Artists, introduced new title sequence including the Mickey Mouse starburst	Mickey goes to sleep one night and dreams that he and Minnie get married. Soon several storks arrive at the house dropping off children, literally by the bucket load. The hoard of children overrun the house and create a nuisance for Mickey and Pluto. Mickey finally wakes up with a renewed determination never to marry.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, mice children
Notes: First film released by United Artists, introduced new title sequence including the Mickey Mouse starburst	Mickey goes to sleep one night and dreams that he and Minnie get married. Soon several storks arrive at the house dropping off children, literally by the bucket load. The hoard of children overrun the house and create a nuisance for Mickey and Pluto. Mickey finally wakes up with a renewed determination never to marry.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, mice children
Notes: First film released by United Artists, introduced new title sequence including the Mickey Mouse starburst	 	 	 	
45 	Trader Mickey 	David Hand 	August 20, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Pluto are exploring in Africa taking their trading boat down a jungle river. They come across a tribe of hostile cannibals who take Mickey's things and try and cook the explorers. Later as the tribesmen go through Mickey's goods, they discover several musical instruments. When Mickey teaches them how to play the instruments, they decide not to cook him.
Other appearances: Pluto, cannibals	Mickey and Pluto are exploring in Africa taking their trading boat down a jungle river. They come across a tribe of hostile cannibals who take Mickey's things and try and cook the explorers. Later as the tribesmen go through Mickey's goods, they discover several musical instruments. When Mickey teaches them how to play the instruments, they decide not to cook him.
Other appearances: Pluto, cannibals	Mickey and Pluto are exploring in Africa taking their trading boat down a jungle river. They come across a tribe of hostile cannibals who take Mickey's things and try and cook the explorers. Later as the tribesmen go through Mickey's goods, they discover several musical instruments. When Mickey teaches them how to play the instruments, they decide not to cook him.
Other appearances: Pluto, cannibals	Mickey and Pluto are exploring in Africa taking their trading boat down a jungle river. They come across a tribe of hostile cannibals who take Mickey's things and try and cook the explorers. Later as the tribesmen go through Mickey's goods, they discover several musical instruments. When Mickey teaches them how to play the instruments, they decide not to cook him.
Other appearances: Pluto, cannibals	 	 	 	
46 	The Whoopee Party 	Wilfred Jackson	September 17, 1932	 	 	 	
Mickey and his friends attend a celebratory community party.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey and his friends attend a celebratory community party.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey and his friends attend a celebratory community party.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey and his friends attend a celebratory community party.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	 	 	 	
47 	Touchdown Mickey 	Wilfred Jackson	October 15, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey leads his team, Mickey's Manglers, against the Alley Cats in a game of American football. The Alley Cats consist of several large indistinguishable black cats while the Manglers consists of different kinds of animals, including a head butting goat, a long wiener dog, and a large pig capable of steamrolling opponents. Goofy delivers the play-by-play over radio.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey leads his team, Mickey's Manglers, against the Alley Cats in a game of American football. The Alley Cats consist of several large indistinguishable black cats while the Manglers consists of different kinds of animals, including a head butting goat, a long wiener dog, and a large pig capable of steamrolling opponents. Goofy delivers the play-by-play over radio.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey leads his team, Mickey's Manglers, against the Alley Cats in a game of American football. The Alley Cats consist of several large indistinguishable black cats while the Manglers consists of different kinds of animals, including a head butting goat, a long wiener dog, and a large pig capable of steamrolling opponents. Goofy delivers the play-by-play over radio.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	Mickey leads his team, Mickey's Manglers, against the Alley Cats in a game of American football. The Alley Cats consist of several large indistinguishable black cats while the Manglers consists of different kinds of animals, including a head butting goat, a long wiener dog, and a large pig capable of steamrolling opponents. Goofy delivers the play-by-play over radio.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto	 	 	 	
48 	The Klondike Kid 	Wilfred Jackson	November 12, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey works as a pianist at a bar in the Klondike region. One night he finds Minnie out in the cold and saves her by bringing her inside the bar. The two mice appear to meet each other for the first time. Later a wanted outlaw, Terrible Pierre (portrayed by Pete), enters the bar and, after a gun fight, abducts Minnie. Mickey chases after Pierre in a dog sled pulled by Pluto and eventually finds Pierre's hideout.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Pete as "Terrible Pierre"	Mickey works as a pianist at a bar in the Klondike region. One night he finds Minnie out in the cold and saves her by bringing her inside the bar. The two mice appear to meet each other for the first time. Later a wanted outlaw, Terrible Pierre (portrayed by Pete), enters the bar and, after a gun fight, abducts Minnie. Mickey chases after Pierre in a dog sled pulled by Pluto and eventually finds Pierre's hideout.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Pete as "Terrible Pierre"	Mickey works as a pianist at a bar in the Klondike region. One night he finds Minnie out in the cold and saves her by bringing her inside the bar. The two mice appear to meet each other for the first time. Later a wanted outlaw, Terrible Pierre (portrayed by Pete), enters the bar and, after a gun fight, abducts Minnie. Mickey chases after Pierre in a dog sled pulled by Pluto and eventually finds Pierre's hideout.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Pete as "Terrible Pierre"	Mickey works as a pianist at a bar in the Klondike region. One night he finds Minnie out in the cold and saves her by bringing her inside the bar. The two mice appear to meet each other for the first time. Later a wanted outlaw, Terrible Pierre (portrayed by Pete), enters the bar and, after a gun fight, abducts Minnie. Mickey chases after Pierre in a dog sled pulled by Pluto and eventually finds Pierre's hideout.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Pete as "Terrible Pierre"	 	 	 	
49 	The Wayward Canary 	Burt Gillett 	November 12, 1932 	 	 	 	
Mickey gives Minnie a canary as a present. The canary turns out to have several babies. The birds get loose in Minnie's house and cause problems. Pluto later saves the canary from a cat.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey gives Minnie a canary as a present. The canary turns out to have several babies. The birds get loose in Minnie's house and cause problems. Pluto later saves the canary from a cat.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey gives Minnie a canary as a present. The canary turns out to have several babies. The birds get loose in Minnie's house and cause problems. Pluto later saves the canary from a cat.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	Mickey gives Minnie a canary as a present. The canary turns out to have several babies. The birds get loose in Minnie's house and cause problems. Pluto later saves the canary from a cat.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto	 	 	 	
50 	Mickey's Good Deed 	Burt Gillett 	December 17, 1932 	 	 	 	
On Christmas Eve, Mickey reluctantly sells Pluto in order to give a poor family a happy Christmas. Pluto, however, is mistreated at his new home and is kicked out after creating a nuisance. Mickey and Pluto finally reunite.
Other appearances: Pluto, Adelbert, Adelbert's father, butler	On Christmas Eve, Mickey reluctantly sells Pluto in order to give a poor family a happy Christmas. Pluto, however, is mistreated at his new home and is kicked out after creating a nuisance. Mickey and Pluto finally reunite.
Other appearances: Pluto, Adelbert, Adelbert's father, butler	On Christmas Eve, Mickey reluctantly sells Pluto in order to give a poor family a happy Christmas. Pluto, however, is mistreated at his new home and is kicked out after creating a nuisance. Mickey and Pluto finally reunite.
Other appearances: Pluto, Adelbert, Adelbert's father, butler	On Christmas Eve, Mickey reluctantly sells Pluto in order to give a poor family a happy Christmas. Pluto, however, is mistreated at his new home and is kicked out after creating a nuisance. Mickey and Pluto finally reunite.
Other appearances: Pluto, Adelbert, Adelbert's father, butler	 	 	 	
=== 1933[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	51	Building a Building	David Hand	January 7, 1933
Mickey works at the construction site of a steel frame skyscraper while Minnie sells box lunches to the workmen. Pete, the foreman, harasses Minnie and later steals Mickey's lunch.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete
Notes: A close, but rather more elaborate remake of Disney's earlier Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon Sky Scrappers (1928). Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[15]	Mickey works at the construction site of a steel frame skyscraper while Minnie sells box lunches to the workmen. Pete, the foreman, harasses Minnie and later steals Mickey's lunch.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete
Notes: A close, but rather more elaborate remake of Disney's earlier Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon Sky Scrappers (1928). Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[15]	Mickey works at the construction site of a steel frame skyscraper while Minnie sells box lunches to the workmen. Pete, the foreman, harasses Minnie and later steals Mickey's lunch.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete
Notes: A close, but rather more elaborate remake of Disney's earlier Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon Sky Scrappers (1928). Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[15]	Mickey works at the construction site of a steel frame skyscraper while Minnie sells box lunches to the workmen. Pete, the foreman, harasses Minnie and later steals Mickey's lunch.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete
Notes: A close, but rather more elaborate remake of Disney's earlier Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon Sky Scrappers (1928). Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[15]	 	 	 	
52 	The Mad Doctor 	David Hand 	January 21, 1933 	 	 	 	
A mad scientist named Dr.XXX captures Mickey's dog Pluto and takes him to his laboratory. Mickey follows and tries to save Pluto.
Other appearances: Pluto, Doctor XXX
Notes: Partially inspired by comic story "Blaggard Mansion" (1932), in turn inspired Runaway Brain (1995); in the public domain	A mad scientist named Dr.XXX captures Mickey's dog Pluto and takes him to his laboratory. Mickey follows and tries to save Pluto.
Other appearances: Pluto, Doctor XXX
Notes: Partially inspired by comic story "Blaggard Mansion" (1932), in turn inspired Runaway Brain (1995); in the public domain	A mad scientist named Dr.XXX captures Mickey's dog Pluto and takes him to his laboratory. Mickey follows and tries to save Pluto.
Other appearances: Pluto, Doctor XXX
Notes: Partially inspired by comic story "Blaggard Mansion" (1932), in turn inspired Runaway Brain (1995); in the public domain	A mad scientist named Dr.XXX captures Mickey's dog Pluto and takes him to his laboratory. Mickey follows and tries to save Pluto.
Other appearances: Pluto, Doctor XXX
Notes: Partially inspired by comic story "Blaggard Mansion" (1932), in turn inspired Runaway Brain (1995); in the public domain	 	 	 	
53 	Mickey's Pal Pluto 	Burt Gillett 	February 18, 1933 	 	 	 	
Pluto saves a litter of kittens from drowning, but later becomes jealous when Mickey takes the kittens into the house and are treated like part of the family. As Pluto tries to guard his territory from the kittens, he causes a ruckus and Mickey throws him out of the house. Later the kittens come outside and fall down a well, giving Pluto a moral dilemma of whether or not to save them a second time.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto's shoulder angel and devil, kittens
Notes: Inspired Lend a Paw (1941)[16]	Pluto saves a litter of kittens from drowning, but later becomes jealous when Mickey takes the kittens into the house and are treated like part of the family. As Pluto tries to guard his territory from the kittens, he causes a ruckus and Mickey throws him out of the house. Later the kittens come outside and fall down a well, giving Pluto a moral dilemma of whether or not to save them a second time.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto's shoulder angel and devil, kittens
Notes: Inspired Lend a Paw (1941)[16]	Pluto saves a litter of kittens from drowning, but later becomes jealous when Mickey takes the kittens into the house and are treated like part of the family. As Pluto tries to guard his territory from the kittens, he causes a ruckus and Mickey throws him out of the house. Later the kittens come outside and fall down a well, giving Pluto a moral dilemma of whether or not to save them a second time.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto's shoulder angel and devil, kittens
Notes: Inspired Lend a Paw (1941)[16]	Pluto saves a litter of kittens from drowning, but later becomes jealous when Mickey takes the kittens into the house and are treated like part of the family. As Pluto tries to guard his territory from the kittens, he causes a ruckus and Mickey throws him out of the house. Later the kittens come outside and fall down a well, giving Pluto a moral dilemma of whether or not to save them a second time.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto's shoulder angel and devil, kittens
Notes: Inspired Lend a Paw (1941)[16]	 	 	 	
54 	Mickey's Mellerdrammer 	Wilfred Jackson	March 18, 1933 	 	 	 	
Mickey and his friends put on a low-budget stage play adaptation of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The use of actual dogs in place of the bloodhounds which chase Eliza across the ice floes leads to chaos as the dogs chase a cat through the orchestra pit.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy as "Dippy Dawg", Horace Horsecollar(without his yoke), Clarabelle Cow	Mickey and his friends put on a low-budget stage play adaptation of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The use of actual dogs in place of the bloodhounds which chase Eliza across the ice floes leads to chaos as the dogs chase a cat through the orchestra pit.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy as "Dippy Dawg", Horace Horsecollar(without his yoke), Clarabelle Cow	Mickey and his friends put on a low-budget stage play adaptation of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The use of actual dogs in place of the bloodhounds which chase Eliza across the ice floes leads to chaos as the dogs chase a cat through the orchestra pit.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy as "Dippy Dawg", Horace Horsecollar(without his yoke), Clarabelle Cow	Mickey and his friends put on a low-budget stage play adaptation of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The use of actual dogs in place of the bloodhounds which chase Eliza across the ice floes leads to chaos as the dogs chase a cat through the orchestra pit.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy as "Dippy Dawg", Horace Horsecollar(without his yoke), Clarabelle Cow	 	 	 	
55 	Ye Olden Days 	Burt Gillett 	April 8, 1933 	 	 	 	
Musical set in medieval Europe; a king arranges for his daughter (Minnie) to marry a visiting prince (Dippy Dawg). When Minnie refuses, the king locks her in a tower. Mickey appears as a traveling minstrel and rescues Minnie from the tower, but the king discovers them before they can get away and condemns Mickey to death, anachronistically by guillotine. Just as Mickey is about to be killed, Minnie confesses her love for Mickey, at which point the king orders a duel between Dippy and Mickey. Mickey tricks Dippy and cuts off his spear in the guillotine and chases him out of the castle.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy as "Dippy Dawg", Clarabelle Cow, king (possibly Pete)	Musical set in medieval Europe; a king arranges for his daughter (Minnie) to marry a visiting prince (Dippy Dawg). When Minnie refuses, the king locks her in a tower. Mickey appears as a traveling minstrel and rescues Minnie from the tower, but the king discovers them before they can get away and condemns Mickey to death, anachronistically by guillotine. Just as Mickey is about to be killed, Minnie confesses her love for Mickey, at which point the king orders a duel between Dippy and Mickey. Mickey tricks Dippy and cuts off his spear in the guillotine and chases him out of the castle.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy as "Dippy Dawg", Clarabelle Cow, king (possibly Pete)	Musical set in medieval Europe; a king arranges for his daughter (Minnie) to marry a visiting prince (Dippy Dawg). When Minnie refuses, the king locks her in a tower. Mickey appears as a traveling minstrel and rescues Minnie from the tower, but the king discovers them before they can get away and condemns Mickey to death, anachronistically by guillotine. Just as Mickey is about to be killed, Minnie confesses her love for Mickey, at which point the king orders a duel between Dippy and Mickey. Mickey tricks Dippy and cuts off his spear in the guillotine and chases him out of the castle.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy as "Dippy Dawg", Clarabelle Cow, king (possibly Pete)	Musical set in medieval Europe; a king arranges for his daughter (Minnie) to marry a visiting prince (Dippy Dawg). When Minnie refuses, the king locks her in a tower. Mickey appears as a traveling minstrel and rescues Minnie from the tower, but the king discovers them before they can get away and condemns Mickey to death, anachronistically by guillotine. Just as Mickey is about to be killed, Minnie confesses her love for Mickey, at which point the king orders a duel between Dippy and Mickey. Mickey tricks Dippy and cuts off his spear in the guillotine and chases him out of the castle.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Goofy as "Dippy Dawg", Clarabelle Cow, king (possibly Pete)	 	 	 	
56 	The Mail Pilot 	David Hand 	May 13, 1933 	 	 	 	
Mickey works as a courier pilot for the airmail service and helps arrest Pete who is wanted as a mail bandit.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Based on a comic story by Floyd Gottfredson	Mickey works as a courier pilot for the airmail service and helps arrest Pete who is wanted as a mail bandit.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Based on a comic story by Floyd Gottfredson	Mickey works as a courier pilot for the airmail service and helps arrest Pete who is wanted as a mail bandit.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Based on a comic story by Floyd Gottfredson	Mickey works as a courier pilot for the airmail service and helps arrest Pete who is wanted as a mail bandit.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Based on a comic story by Floyd Gottfredson	 	 	 	
57 	Mickey's Mechanical Man	Wilfred Jackson	June 17, 1933 	 	 	 	
Mickey builds and trains a boxing robot to face the Kongo Killer, a trained boxing gorilla. Minnie discovers that the sound of a horn makes the robot "go crazy", an effect that Mickey finds undesirable. However, when the robot is being beaten in the match, Minnie uses a horn to motivate the robot to win.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Mickey's Mechanical Man, Beppo the Gorilla as "The Kongo Killer"	Mickey builds and trains a boxing robot to face the Kongo Killer, a trained boxing gorilla. Minnie discovers that the sound of a horn makes the robot "go crazy", an effect that Mickey finds undesirable. However, when the robot is being beaten in the match, Minnie uses a horn to motivate the robot to win.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Mickey's Mechanical Man, Beppo the Gorilla as "The Kongo Killer"	Mickey builds and trains a boxing robot to face the Kongo Killer, a trained boxing gorilla. Minnie discovers that the sound of a horn makes the robot "go crazy", an effect that Mickey finds undesirable. However, when the robot is being beaten in the match, Minnie uses a horn to motivate the robot to win.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Mickey's Mechanical Man, Beppo the Gorilla as "The Kongo Killer"	Mickey builds and trains a boxing robot to face the Kongo Killer, a trained boxing gorilla. Minnie discovers that the sound of a horn makes the robot "go crazy", an effect that Mickey finds undesirable. However, when the robot is being beaten in the match, Minnie uses a horn to motivate the robot to win.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Mickey's Mechanical Man, Beppo the Gorilla as "The Kongo Killer"	 	 	 	
58 	Mickey's Gala Premier 	Burt Gillett 	July 1, 1933 	 	 	 	
Set at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, Mickey and his friends attend the premier of one of his films, the meta-fictional Galloping Romance, which is based on The Cactus Kid. Cartoon versions of movie stars also attend the show and enjoy it immensely. After the film, Mickey receives praise from many of the show's attendees, but when Greta Garbo kisses him, Mickey awakes and discovers it was a dream.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Pete; cameos by over 40 real-life celebrities
Notes:A 1991 colorized version is known to exist.[17]	Set at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, Mickey and his friends attend the premier of one of his films, the meta-fictional Galloping Romance, which is based on The Cactus Kid. Cartoon versions of movie stars also attend the show and enjoy it immensely. After the film, Mickey receives praise from many of the show's attendees, but when Greta Garbo kisses him, Mickey awakes and discovers it was a dream.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Pete; cameos by over 40 real-life celebrities
Notes:A 1991 colorized version is known to exist.[17]	Set at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, Mickey and his friends attend the premier of one of his films, the meta-fictional Galloping Romance, which is based on The Cactus Kid. Cartoon versions of movie stars also attend the show and enjoy it immensely. After the film, Mickey receives praise from many of the show's attendees, but when Greta Garbo kisses him, Mickey awakes and discovers it was a dream.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Pete; cameos by over 40 real-life celebrities
Notes:A 1991 colorized version is known to exist.[17]	Set at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, Mickey and his friends attend the premier of one of his films, the meta-fictional Galloping Romance, which is based on The Cactus Kid. Cartoon versions of movie stars also attend the show and enjoy it immensely. After the film, Mickey receives praise from many of the show's attendees, but when Greta Garbo kisses him, Mickey awakes and discovers it was a dream.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Pete; cameos by over 40 real-life celebrities
Notes:A 1991 colorized version is known to exist.[17]	 	 	 	
59 	Puppy Love 	Wilfred Jackson	September 2, 1933 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Pluto pay visits to their respective sweethearts, Minnie and Fifi. While Mickey and Minnie are preoccupied playing the piano (playing the song "Puppy Love"), Pluto steals the box of chocolates that Mickey brought for Minnie and gives it to Fifi. He then replaces the chocolate with a bone and returns the box. Both relationships turn cold when Minnie finds the bone, but she later discovers the half-eaten chocolate and reunites with Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Fifi the Peke	Mickey and Pluto pay visits to their respective sweethearts, Minnie and Fifi. While Mickey and Minnie are preoccupied playing the piano (playing the song "Puppy Love"), Pluto steals the box of chocolates that Mickey brought for Minnie and gives it to Fifi. He then replaces the chocolate with a bone and returns the box. Both relationships turn cold when Minnie finds the bone, but she later discovers the half-eaten chocolate and reunites with Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Fifi the Peke	Mickey and Pluto pay visits to their respective sweethearts, Minnie and Fifi. While Mickey and Minnie are preoccupied playing the piano (playing the song "Puppy Love"), Pluto steals the box of chocolates that Mickey brought for Minnie and gives it to Fifi. He then replaces the chocolate with a bone and returns the box. Both relationships turn cold when Minnie finds the bone, but she later discovers the half-eaten chocolate and reunites with Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Fifi the Peke	Mickey and Pluto pay visits to their respective sweethearts, Minnie and Fifi. While Mickey and Minnie are preoccupied playing the piano (playing the song "Puppy Love"), Pluto steals the box of chocolates that Mickey brought for Minnie and gives it to Fifi. He then replaces the chocolate with a bone and returns the box. Both relationships turn cold when Minnie finds the bone, but she later discovers the half-eaten chocolate and reunites with Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Fifi the Peke	 	 	 	
60 	The Steeple Chase 	Burt Gillett 	September 30, 1933	 	 	 	
Mickey is a jockey in a steeplechase; his horse, Thunderbolt, is sponsored by Colonel Rolfe. After Mickey promises to win the race, the horse discovers a bottle of moonshine in the stable and gets drunk. Instead of the horse, Mickey dresses up two of the stable hands like a horse, and with the help of a pursuing swarm of bees, manage to win the race.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Colonel Rolf Rolfe, Thunderbolt	Mickey is a jockey in a steeplechase; his horse, Thunderbolt, is sponsored by Colonel Rolfe. After Mickey promises to win the race, the horse discovers a bottle of moonshine in the stable and gets drunk. Instead of the horse, Mickey dresses up two of the stable hands like a horse, and with the help of a pursuing swarm of bees, manage to win the race.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Colonel Rolf Rolfe, Thunderbolt	Mickey is a jockey in a steeplechase; his horse, Thunderbolt, is sponsored by Colonel Rolfe. After Mickey promises to win the race, the horse discovers a bottle of moonshine in the stable and gets drunk. Instead of the horse, Mickey dresses up two of the stable hands like a horse, and with the help of a pursuing swarm of bees, manage to win the race.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Colonel Rolf Rolfe, Thunderbolt	Mickey is a jockey in a steeplechase; his horse, Thunderbolt, is sponsored by Colonel Rolfe. After Mickey promises to win the race, the horse discovers a bottle of moonshine in the stable and gets drunk. Instead of the horse, Mickey dresses up two of the stable hands like a horse, and with the help of a pursuing swarm of bees, manage to win the race.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Colonel Rolf Rolfe, Thunderbolt	 	 	 	
61 	The Pet Store 	Wilfred Jackson	October 28, 1933 	 	 	 	
Mickey gets a job at Tony's Pet Store, and while the owner is away Minnie pays a visit to stay with Mickey. A movie ape kept at the store becomes inspired by the 1933 film King Kong, escapes his cage, abducts Minnie, and climbs a tower of boxes. A swarm of birds and other animals fight the ape and create a huge mess at the store. Mickey and Minnie run away just in time before the owner returns.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Tony, Beppo the Gorilla	Mickey gets a job at Tony's Pet Store, and while the owner is away Minnie pays a visit to stay with Mickey. A movie ape kept at the store becomes inspired by the 1933 film King Kong, escapes his cage, abducts Minnie, and climbs a tower of boxes. A swarm of birds and other animals fight the ape and create a huge mess at the store. Mickey and Minnie run away just in time before the owner returns.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Tony, Beppo the Gorilla	Mickey gets a job at Tony's Pet Store, and while the owner is away Minnie pays a visit to stay with Mickey. A movie ape kept at the store becomes inspired by the 1933 film King Kong, escapes his cage, abducts Minnie, and climbs a tower of boxes. A swarm of birds and other animals fight the ape and create a huge mess at the store. Mickey and Minnie run away just in time before the owner returns.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Tony, Beppo the Gorilla	Mickey gets a job at Tony's Pet Store, and while the owner is away Minnie pays a visit to stay with Mickey. A movie ape kept at the store becomes inspired by the 1933 film King Kong, escapes his cage, abducts Minnie, and climbs a tower of boxes. A swarm of birds and other animals fight the ape and create a huge mess at the store. Mickey and Minnie run away just in time before the owner returns.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Tony, Beppo the Gorilla	 	 	 	
62 	Giantland 	Burt Gillet 	November 25, 1933 	 	 	 	
Mickey tells the story Jack and the Beanstalk to the mice children and inserts himself into the story as Jack. The film takes over Mickey's narration as he visits "Giantland" and meets the giant.
Other appearances: mice children, giant
Notes: Inspired "Mickey and the Beanstalk" from Fun and Fancy Free[18]	Mickey tells the story Jack and the Beanstalk to the mice children and inserts himself into the story as Jack. The film takes over Mickey's narration as he visits "Giantland" and meets the giant.
Other appearances: mice children, giant
Notes: Inspired "Mickey and the Beanstalk" from Fun and Fancy Free[18]	Mickey tells the story Jack and the Beanstalk to the mice children and inserts himself into the story as Jack. The film takes over Mickey's narration as he visits "Giantland" and meets the giant.
Other appearances: mice children, giant
Notes: Inspired "Mickey and the Beanstalk" from Fun and Fancy Free[18]	Mickey tells the story Jack and the Beanstalk to the mice children and inserts himself into the story as Jack. The film takes over Mickey's narration as he visits "Giantland" and meets the giant.
Other appearances: mice children, giant
Notes: Inspired "Mickey and the Beanstalk" from Fun and Fancy Free[18]	 	 	 	
=== 1934[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	63	Shanghaied	Burt Gillett	January 13, 1934
Mickey and Minnie are captured by Pete who is the captain of a ship. Mickey is able to escape from being tied up and fights Pete and his men to take over the ship.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete	Mickey and Minnie are captured by Pete who is the captain of a ship. Mickey is able to escape from being tied up and fights Pete and his men to take over the ship.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete	Mickey and Minnie are captured by Pete who is the captain of a ship. Mickey is able to escape from being tied up and fights Pete and his men to take over the ship.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete	Mickey and Minnie are captured by Pete who is the captain of a ship. Mickey is able to escape from being tied up and fights Pete and his men to take over the ship.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete	 	 	 	
64 	Camping Out 	David Hand 	February 17, 1934 	 	 	 	
Mickey, Minnie, Horace, and Clarabelle go camping and fight of a vindictive swarm of mosquitoes.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey, Minnie, Horace, and Clarabelle go camping and fight of a vindictive swarm of mosquitoes.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey, Minnie, Horace, and Clarabelle go camping and fight of a vindictive swarm of mosquitoes.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey, Minnie, Horace, and Clarabelle go camping and fight of a vindictive swarm of mosquitoes.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow	 	 	 	
65 	Playful Pluto 	Burt Gillett 	March 3, 1934 	 	 	 	
Pluto plays rough with Mickey's garden hose and breaks the spigot. When Mickey goes into the basement to shut the water off, Pluto accidentally swallows a flashlight causing him to panic and eventually rip a hole in the kitchen screen door which lets in flies. Mickey then sets out flypaper which Pluto gets tangled in.
Other appearances: Pluto	Pluto plays rough with Mickey's garden hose and breaks the spigot. When Mickey goes into the basement to shut the water off, Pluto accidentally swallows a flashlight causing him to panic and eventually rip a hole in the kitchen screen door which lets in flies. Mickey then sets out flypaper which Pluto gets tangled in.
Other appearances: Pluto	Pluto plays rough with Mickey's garden hose and breaks the spigot. When Mickey goes into the basement to shut the water off, Pluto accidentally swallows a flashlight causing him to panic and eventually rip a hole in the kitchen screen door which lets in flies. Mickey then sets out flypaper which Pluto gets tangled in.
Other appearances: Pluto	Pluto plays rough with Mickey's garden hose and breaks the spigot. When Mickey goes into the basement to shut the water off, Pluto accidentally swallows a flashlight causing him to panic and eventually rip a hole in the kitchen screen door which lets in flies. Mickey then sets out flypaper which Pluto gets tangled in.
Other appearances: Pluto	 	 	 	
66 	Gulliver Mickey 	Burt Gillett 	May 19, 1934 	 	 	 	
Inspired by reading Gulliver's Travels, Mickey tells the mice children about when he was shipwrecked in a land of tiny people. The little people distrust him at first, but later the city is attacked by a giant spider which Mickey fights.
Other appearances: Pluto, mice children	Inspired by reading Gulliver's Travels, Mickey tells the mice children about when he was shipwrecked in a land of tiny people. The little people distrust him at first, but later the city is attacked by a giant spider which Mickey fights.
Other appearances: Pluto, mice children	Inspired by reading Gulliver's Travels, Mickey tells the mice children about when he was shipwrecked in a land of tiny people. The little people distrust him at first, but later the city is attacked by a giant spider which Mickey fights.
Other appearances: Pluto, mice children	Inspired by reading Gulliver's Travels, Mickey tells the mice children about when he was shipwrecked in a land of tiny people. The little people distrust him at first, but later the city is attacked by a giant spider which Mickey fights.
Other appearances: Pluto, mice children	 	 	 	
67 	Mickey's Steam Roller	David Hand 	June 16, 1934 	 	 	 	
Mickey works as a steamroller driver. He comes across Minnie who is babysitting two of his nephews. To give the children a little fun, Mickey tows them around in their baby carriage by the steamroller. After the ride, while Mickey is not watching, the nephews take off in the steamroller by themselves and bring havoc on the city.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Morty and Ferdie
Notes: Also stylized as Mickey's Steam-Roller[19]	Mickey works as a steamroller driver. He comes across Minnie who is babysitting two of his nephews. To give the children a little fun, Mickey tows them around in their baby carriage by the steamroller. After the ride, while Mickey is not watching, the nephews take off in the steamroller by themselves and bring havoc on the city.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Morty and Ferdie
Notes: Also stylized as Mickey's Steam-Roller[19]	Mickey works as a steamroller driver. He comes across Minnie who is babysitting two of his nephews. To give the children a little fun, Mickey tows them around in their baby carriage by the steamroller. After the ride, while Mickey is not watching, the nephews take off in the steamroller by themselves and bring havoc on the city.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Morty and Ferdie
Notes: Also stylized as Mickey's Steam-Roller[19]	Mickey works as a steamroller driver. He comes across Minnie who is babysitting two of his nephews. To give the children a little fun, Mickey tows them around in their baby carriage by the steamroller. After the ride, while Mickey is not watching, the nephews take off in the steamroller by themselves and bring havoc on the city.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Morty and Ferdie
Notes: Also stylized as Mickey's Steam-Roller[19]	 	 	 	
68 	Orphan's Benefit 	Burt Gillett 	August 11, 1934 	 	 	 	
Mickey and his friends put on a benefit show for a group of unruly orphans. Donald loses his temper when the orphans heckle his performance.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck (debut), mice children
Notes: First joint appearance of Mickey and Donald Duck	Mickey and his friends put on a benefit show for a group of unruly orphans. Donald loses his temper when the orphans heckle his performance.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck (debut), mice children
Notes: First joint appearance of Mickey and Donald Duck	Mickey and his friends put on a benefit show for a group of unruly orphans. Donald loses his temper when the orphans heckle his performance.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck (debut), mice children
Notes: First joint appearance of Mickey and Donald Duck	Mickey and his friends put on a benefit show for a group of unruly orphans. Donald loses his temper when the orphans heckle his performance.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck (debut), mice children
Notes: First joint appearance of Mickey and Donald Duck	 	 	 	
69 	Mickey Plays Papa 	Burt Gillett 	September 29, 1934	 	 	 	
A mysterious hooded figure approaches Mickey's house as he and Pluto are reading a scary book called "The Cry in the Night". The figure turns out to be a destitute mother leaving a baby at Mickey's doorstep. The baby, a mouse named Elmer, turns out to be a fussy child and Mickey and Pluto have to work to keep him happy.
Other appearances: Pluto, Elmer	A mysterious hooded figure approaches Mickey's house as he and Pluto are reading a scary book called "The Cry in the Night". The figure turns out to be a destitute mother leaving a baby at Mickey's doorstep. The baby, a mouse named Elmer, turns out to be a fussy child and Mickey and Pluto have to work to keep him happy.
Other appearances: Pluto, Elmer	A mysterious hooded figure approaches Mickey's house as he and Pluto are reading a scary book called "The Cry in the Night". The figure turns out to be a destitute mother leaving a baby at Mickey's doorstep. The baby, a mouse named Elmer, turns out to be a fussy child and Mickey and Pluto have to work to keep him happy.
Other appearances: Pluto, Elmer	A mysterious hooded figure approaches Mickey's house as he and Pluto are reading a scary book called "The Cry in the Night". The figure turns out to be a destitute mother leaving a baby at Mickey's doorstep. The baby, a mouse named Elmer, turns out to be a fussy child and Mickey and Pluto have to work to keep him happy.
Other appearances: Pluto, Elmer	 	 	 	
70 	The Dognapper 	David Hand 	November 17, 1934 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Donald are police officers who hunt down Peg Leg Pete after he dognapps Minnie's dog Fifi.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pete, Fifi the Peke; cameo by Minnie Mouse	Mickey and Donald are police officers who hunt down Peg Leg Pete after he dognapps Minnie's dog Fifi.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pete, Fifi the Peke; cameo by Minnie Mouse	Mickey and Donald are police officers who hunt down Peg Leg Pete after he dognapps Minnie's dog Fifi.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pete, Fifi the Peke; cameo by Minnie Mouse	Mickey and Donald are police officers who hunt down Peg Leg Pete after he dognapps Minnie's dog Fifi.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pete, Fifi the Peke; cameo by Minnie Mouse	 	 	 	
71 	Two-Gun Mickey 	Ben Sharpsteen	December 15, 1934 	 	 	 	
Mickey appears as a cowboy who comes across a self-reliant Minnie in the desert, insisting she can take of herself. In town Minnie again refuses help from Pete, but he turns out to be an outlaw. After Minnie leaves town, Pete and his gang of bandits chase after her, but Mickey realizes Minnie is in trouble and finally comes to help her.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Minnie's first role as a protagonist	Mickey appears as a cowboy who comes across a self-reliant Minnie in the desert, insisting she can take of herself. In town Minnie again refuses help from Pete, but he turns out to be an outlaw. After Minnie leaves town, Pete and his gang of bandits chase after her, but Mickey realizes Minnie is in trouble and finally comes to help her.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Minnie's first role as a protagonist	Mickey appears as a cowboy who comes across a self-reliant Minnie in the desert, insisting she can take of herself. In town Minnie again refuses help from Pete, but he turns out to be an outlaw. After Minnie leaves town, Pete and his gang of bandits chase after her, but Mickey realizes Minnie is in trouble and finally comes to help her.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Minnie's first role as a protagonist	Mickey appears as a cowboy who comes across a self-reliant Minnie in the desert, insisting she can take of herself. In town Minnie again refuses help from Pete, but he turns out to be an outlaw. After Minnie leaves town, Pete and his gang of bandits chase after her, but Mickey realizes Minnie is in trouble and finally comes to help her.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pete
Notes: Minnie's first role as a protagonist	 	 	 	
=== 1935[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	72	Mickey's Man Friday	David Hand	January 19, 1935
Mickey is shipwrecked on an island where he discovers a tribe of cannibals. He scares them away saving the life of one tribesman who was about to be cooked. Mickey names him "Friday", and together Mickey and Friday build a stockaderigged with booby traps. The rest of the tribe eventually reappears and attack the fort. Mickey and Friday abandon the island in a boat.
Other appearances: Friday, cannibals
Notes: Inspired by Robinson Crusoe[20]	Mickey is shipwrecked on an island where he discovers a tribe of cannibals. He scares them away saving the life of one tribesman who was about to be cooked. Mickey names him "Friday", and together Mickey and Friday build a stockaderigged with booby traps. The rest of the tribe eventually reappears and attack the fort. Mickey and Friday abandon the island in a boat.
Other appearances: Friday, cannibals
Notes: Inspired by Robinson Crusoe[20]	Mickey is shipwrecked on an island where he discovers a tribe of cannibals. He scares them away saving the life of one tribesman who was about to be cooked. Mickey names him "Friday", and together Mickey and Friday build a stockaderigged with booby traps. The rest of the tribe eventually reappears and attack the fort. Mickey and Friday abandon the island in a boat.
Other appearances: Friday, cannibals
Notes: Inspired by Robinson Crusoe[20]	Mickey is shipwrecked on an island where he discovers a tribe of cannibals. He scares them away saving the life of one tribesman who was about to be cooked. Mickey names him "Friday", and together Mickey and Friday build a stockaderigged with booby traps. The rest of the tribe eventually reappears and attack the fort. Mickey and Friday abandon the island in a boat.
Other appearances: Friday, cannibals
Notes: Inspired by Robinson Crusoe[20]	 	 	 	
73 	The Band Concert 	Wilfred Jackson	February 23, 1935 	 	 	 	
Mickey conducts a community music band through a public performance of the William Tell overture. Donald Duck distracts the band by coming in uninvited with a flute. The concert is later wrecked by a tornado.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Peter Pig, Paddy Pig
Notes: This is the first color Mickey Mouse cartoon. Mickey does not speak in this short.	Mickey conducts a community music band through a public performance of the William Tell overture. Donald Duck distracts the band by coming in uninvited with a flute. The concert is later wrecked by a tornado.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Peter Pig, Paddy Pig
Notes: This is the first color Mickey Mouse cartoon. Mickey does not speak in this short.	Mickey conducts a community music band through a public performance of the William Tell overture. Donald Duck distracts the band by coming in uninvited with a flute. The concert is later wrecked by a tornado.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Peter Pig, Paddy Pig
Notes: This is the first color Mickey Mouse cartoon. Mickey does not speak in this short.	Mickey conducts a community music band through a public performance of the William Tell overture. Donald Duck distracts the band by coming in uninvited with a flute. The concert is later wrecked by a tornado.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Peter Pig, Paddy Pig
Notes: This is the first color Mickey Mouse cartoon. Mickey does not speak in this short.	 	 	 	
74 	Mickey's Service Station	Ben Sharpsteen 	March 16, 1935 	 	 	 	
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy work at an automobile repair shop and try to repair Pete's car with disastrous effects.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Pete
Notes: First Mickey, Donald, and Goofy adventure	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy work at an automobile repair shop and try to repair Pete's car with disastrous effects.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Pete
Notes: First Mickey, Donald, and Goofy adventure	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy work at an automobile repair shop and try to repair Pete's car with disastrous effects.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Pete
Notes: First Mickey, Donald, and Goofy adventure	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy work at an automobile repair shop and try to repair Pete's car with disastrous effects.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Pete
Notes: First Mickey, Donald, and Goofy adventure	 	 	 	
75 	Mickey's Kangaroo 	David Hand 	April 13, 1935 	 	 	 	
Mickey receives a gift from Australia's famous winemaker Leo Buring: a crate containing a boxing kangaroo and its baby. The baby kangaroo makes Pluto jealous at first, but he later learns to like him. Meanwhile, Mickey boxes the older Kangaroo and gets soundly beaten.
Other appearances: Pluto, unnamed kangaroo and baby kangaroo
Notes: Only time that Pluto is heard thinking. Last Mickey cartoon in B&W until 2013.	Mickey receives a gift from Australia's famous winemaker Leo Buring: a crate containing a boxing kangaroo and its baby. The baby kangaroo makes Pluto jealous at first, but he later learns to like him. Meanwhile, Mickey boxes the older Kangaroo and gets soundly beaten.
Other appearances: Pluto, unnamed kangaroo and baby kangaroo
Notes: Only time that Pluto is heard thinking. Last Mickey cartoon in B&W until 2013.	Mickey receives a gift from Australia's famous winemaker Leo Buring: a crate containing a boxing kangaroo and its baby. The baby kangaroo makes Pluto jealous at first, but he later learns to like him. Meanwhile, Mickey boxes the older Kangaroo and gets soundly beaten.
Other appearances: Pluto, unnamed kangaroo and baby kangaroo
Notes: Only time that Pluto is heard thinking. Last Mickey cartoon in B&W until 2013.	Mickey receives a gift from Australia's famous winemaker Leo Buring: a crate containing a boxing kangaroo and its baby. The baby kangaroo makes Pluto jealous at first, but he later learns to like him. Meanwhile, Mickey boxes the older Kangaroo and gets soundly beaten.
Other appearances: Pluto, unnamed kangaroo and baby kangaroo
Notes: Only time that Pluto is heard thinking. Last Mickey cartoon in B&W until 2013.	 	 	 	
76 	Mickey's Garden 	Wilfred Jackson	July 13, 1935 	 	 	 	
Mickey is working in his garden exterminating insects.
Other appearances: Pluto	Mickey is working in his garden exterminating insects.
Other appearances: Pluto	Mickey is working in his garden exterminating insects.
Other appearances: Pluto	Mickey is working in his garden exterminating insects.
Other appearances: Pluto	 	 	 	
77 	Mickey's Fire Brigade 	Ben Sharpsteen 	August 3, 1935 	 	 	 	
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are firefighters responding to a hotel fire. After experiencing many setbacks, the trio finally enter the building and discover a woman upstairs who is unaware that the hotel is on fire.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are firefighters responding to a hotel fire. After experiencing many setbacks, the trio finally enter the building and discover a woman upstairs who is unaware that the hotel is on fire.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are firefighters responding to a hotel fire. After experiencing many setbacks, the trio finally enter the building and discover a woman upstairs who is unaware that the hotel is on fire.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are firefighters responding to a hotel fire. After experiencing many setbacks, the trio finally enter the building and discover a woman upstairs who is unaware that the hotel is on fire.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow	 	 	 	
78 	Pluto's Judgement Day 	David Hand 	August 31, 1935 	 	 	 	
After Pluto chases a cat inside the house, Mickey scolds him for always chasing cats, and adds that he will have "plenty to answer for on [his] judgement day." Pluto then falls asleep and dreams of judgement day in which he is tried by a hellish court composed entirely of cats. Just as the cats are about to burn Pluto alive, he wakes up and discovers a new appreciation for cats.
Other appearances: Pluto	After Pluto chases a cat inside the house, Mickey scolds him for always chasing cats, and adds that he will have "plenty to answer for on [his] judgement day." Pluto then falls asleep and dreams of judgement day in which he is tried by a hellish court composed entirely of cats. Just as the cats are about to burn Pluto alive, he wakes up and discovers a new appreciation for cats.
Other appearances: Pluto	After Pluto chases a cat inside the house, Mickey scolds him for always chasing cats, and adds that he will have "plenty to answer for on [his] judgement day." Pluto then falls asleep and dreams of judgement day in which he is tried by a hellish court composed entirely of cats. Just as the cats are about to burn Pluto alive, he wakes up and discovers a new appreciation for cats.
Other appearances: Pluto	After Pluto chases a cat inside the house, Mickey scolds him for always chasing cats, and adds that he will have "plenty to answer for on [his] judgement day." Pluto then falls asleep and dreams of judgement day in which he is tried by a hellish court composed entirely of cats. Just as the cats are about to burn Pluto alive, he wakes up and discovers a new appreciation for cats.
Other appearances: Pluto	 	 	 	
79 	On Ice 	Ben Sharpsteen 	September 28, 1935	 	 	 	
Mickey and his friends are leisurely ice skating on a frozen river. Mickey teaches Minnie how to skate, Goofy tries unusual ways to catch fish, and Donald pranks Pluto by attaching skates to the dog's feet while he is sleeping.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto; cameo by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First joint appearance of Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and Pluto	Mickey and his friends are leisurely ice skating on a frozen river. Mickey teaches Minnie how to skate, Goofy tries unusual ways to catch fish, and Donald pranks Pluto by attaching skates to the dog's feet while he is sleeping.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto; cameo by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First joint appearance of Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and Pluto	Mickey and his friends are leisurely ice skating on a frozen river. Mickey teaches Minnie how to skate, Goofy tries unusual ways to catch fish, and Donald pranks Pluto by attaching skates to the dog's feet while he is sleeping.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto; cameo by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First joint appearance of Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and Pluto	Mickey and his friends are leisurely ice skating on a frozen river. Mickey teaches Minnie how to skate, Goofy tries unusual ways to catch fish, and Donald pranks Pluto by attaching skates to the dog's feet while he is sleeping.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto; cameo by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow
Notes: First joint appearance of Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and Pluto	 	 	 	
=== 1936[edit] ===
Installment 	Film 	Director 	Release date 	80	Mickey's Polo Team	David Hand	January 4, 1936
Mickey leads the Mickey Mousers against the Movie Stars in a spirited game of polo. Mickey's team consists of cartoon characters from Disney films while the Movie Stars are all cartoon versions of real-life movie stars. Several other characters and stars appear as spectators at the game.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy as "The Goof", the Three Little Pigs, the Big Bad Wolf; cartoon versions of Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Harpo Marx, Charlie Chaplin, Jack Holt, Shirley Temple; cameos by Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Fifi the Peke, characters from the Silly Symphonies, other movie stars	Mickey leads the Mickey Mousers against the Movie Stars in a spirited game of polo. Mickey's team consists of cartoon characters from Disney films while the Movie Stars are all cartoon versions of real-life movie stars. Several other characters and stars appear as spectators at the game.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy as "The Goof", the Three Little Pigs, the Big Bad Wolf; cartoon versions of Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Harpo Marx, Charlie Chaplin, Jack Holt, Shirley Temple; cameos by Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Fifi the Peke, characters from the Silly Symphonies, other movie stars	Mickey leads the Mickey Mousers against the Movie Stars in a spirited game of polo. Mickey's team consists of cartoon characters from Disney films while the Movie Stars are all cartoon versions of real-life movie stars. Several other characters and stars appear as spectators at the game.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy as "The Goof", the Three Little Pigs, the Big Bad Wolf; cartoon versions of Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Harpo Marx, Charlie Chaplin, Jack Holt, Shirley Temple; cameos by Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Fifi the Peke, characters from the Silly Symphonies, other movie stars	Mickey leads the Mickey Mousers against the Movie Stars in a spirited game of polo. Mickey's team consists of cartoon characters from Disney films while the Movie Stars are all cartoon versions of real-life movie stars. Several other characters and stars appear as spectators at the game.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy as "The Goof", the Three Little Pigs, the Big Bad Wolf; cartoon versions of Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Harpo Marx, Charlie Chaplin, Jack Holt, Shirley Temple; cameos by Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Fifi the Peke, characters from the Silly Symphonies, other movie stars	 	 	 	
81 	Orphan's Picnic 	Ben Sharpsteen 	February 15, 1936 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Donald take the orphans out for a day in the park. Donald sets out a picnic lunch and is unsuccessful in keeping the food from being stolen by the orphans and eaten prematurely. Meanwhile, Mickey play's blind man's bluff with another group of the orphans. Donald is further harassed by the orphans who use teamwork to steal food in creative ways.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, mice children	Mickey and Donald take the orphans out for a day in the park. Donald sets out a picnic lunch and is unsuccessful in keeping the food from being stolen by the orphans and eaten prematurely. Meanwhile, Mickey play's blind man's bluff with another group of the orphans. Donald is further harassed by the orphans who use teamwork to steal food in creative ways.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, mice children	Mickey and Donald take the orphans out for a day in the park. Donald sets out a picnic lunch and is unsuccessful in keeping the food from being stolen by the orphans and eaten prematurely. Meanwhile, Mickey play's blind man's bluff with another group of the orphans. Donald is further harassed by the orphans who use teamwork to steal food in creative ways.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, mice children	Mickey and Donald take the orphans out for a day in the park. Donald sets out a picnic lunch and is unsuccessful in keeping the food from being stolen by the orphans and eaten prematurely. Meanwhile, Mickey play's blind man's bluff with another group of the orphans. Donald is further harassed by the orphans who use teamwork to steal food in creative ways.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, mice children	 	 	 	
82 	Mickey's Grand Opera 	Wilfred Jackson 	March 7, 1936 	 	 	 	
At a formal concert hall, Mickey conducts the orchestra for an opera starring Clara Cluck and Donald Duck. Before the program, Mickey unexpectedly finds Pluto backstage and sends him home. But the dog becomes distracted by an unattended magician's hat with a rabbit inside. Eventually the opera begins, which features Clara and Donald unintelligibly clucking and quacking back and forth. Pluto, still following the animal spewing hat, wanders onstage during the show and creates chaos.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Pluto; cameo by Goofy	At a formal concert hall, Mickey conducts the orchestra for an opera starring Clara Cluck and Donald Duck. Before the program, Mickey unexpectedly finds Pluto backstage and sends him home. But the dog becomes distracted by an unattended magician's hat with a rabbit inside. Eventually the opera begins, which features Clara and Donald unintelligibly clucking and quacking back and forth. Pluto, still following the animal spewing hat, wanders onstage during the show and creates chaos.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Pluto; cameo by Goofy	At a formal concert hall, Mickey conducts the orchestra for an opera starring Clara Cluck and Donald Duck. Before the program, Mickey unexpectedly finds Pluto backstage and sends him home. But the dog becomes distracted by an unattended magician's hat with a rabbit inside. Eventually the opera begins, which features Clara and Donald unintelligibly clucking and quacking back and forth. Pluto, still following the animal spewing hat, wanders onstage during the show and creates chaos.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Pluto; cameo by Goofy	At a formal concert hall, Mickey conducts the orchestra for an opera starring Clara Cluck and Donald Duck. Before the program, Mickey unexpectedly finds Pluto backstage and sends him home. But the dog becomes distracted by an unattended magician's hat with a rabbit inside. Eventually the opera begins, which features Clara and Donald unintelligibly clucking and quacking back and forth. Pluto, still following the animal spewing hat, wanders onstage during the show and creates chaos.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Pluto; cameo by Goofy	 	 	 	
83 	Thru the Mirror 	David Hand 	April 30, 1936 	 	 	 	
Mickey falls asleep while reading Through the Looking-Glass and has a dream based on the book. In the dream, Mickey passes through his mirror and enters a fantasy world which is essentially a mirror image of his own, except that several inanimate objects become anthropomorphic. Mickey is eventually run out of the dream by an army of hostile playing cards and awakes.	Mickey falls asleep while reading Through the Looking-Glass and has a dream based on the book. In the dream, Mickey passes through his mirror and enters a fantasy world which is essentially a mirror image of his own, except that several inanimate objects become anthropomorphic. Mickey is eventually run out of the dream by an army of hostile playing cards and awakes.	Mickey falls asleep while reading Through the Looking-Glass and has a dream based on the book. In the dream, Mickey passes through his mirror and enters a fantasy world which is essentially a mirror image of his own, except that several inanimate objects become anthropomorphic. Mickey is eventually run out of the dream by an army of hostile playing cards and awakes.	Mickey falls asleep while reading Through the Looking-Glass and has a dream based on the book. In the dream, Mickey passes through his mirror and enters a fantasy world which is essentially a mirror image of his own, except that several inanimate objects become anthropomorphic. Mickey is eventually run out of the dream by an army of hostile playing cards and awakes.	 	 	 	
84 	Mickey's Rival 	Wilfred Jackson 	June 20, 1936 	 	 	 	
Minnie's former boyfriend shows up at Mickey and Minnie's picnic unexpectedly. Mortimer tries to charm Minnie, but acts like a jerk to Mickey. Later Mortimer tries to show off to Minnie by fighting a bull, but when the bull escapes his pen, Mortimer flies away in a flash leaving Mickey to save Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Mortimer Mouse, Mickey's car, Mortimer's car	Minnie's former boyfriend shows up at Mickey and Minnie's picnic unexpectedly. Mortimer tries to charm Minnie, but acts like a jerk to Mickey. Later Mortimer tries to show off to Minnie by fighting a bull, but when the bull escapes his pen, Mortimer flies away in a flash leaving Mickey to save Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Mortimer Mouse, Mickey's car, Mortimer's car	Minnie's former boyfriend shows up at Mickey and Minnie's picnic unexpectedly. Mortimer tries to charm Minnie, but acts like a jerk to Mickey. Later Mortimer tries to show off to Minnie by fighting a bull, but when the bull escapes his pen, Mortimer flies away in a flash leaving Mickey to save Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Mortimer Mouse, Mickey's car, Mortimer's car	Minnie's former boyfriend shows up at Mickey and Minnie's picnic unexpectedly. Mortimer tries to charm Minnie, but acts like a jerk to Mickey. Later Mortimer tries to show off to Minnie by fighting a bull, but when the bull escapes his pen, Mortimer flies away in a flash leaving Mickey to save Minnie.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Mortimer Mouse, Mickey's car, Mortimer's car	 	 	 	
85 	Moving Day 	Ben Sharpsteen 	June 20, 1936 	 	 	 	
Mickey and Donald are behind on their rent. When Sheriff Pete arrives and serves them a notice to dispose their belongings, the pair decide to move in a hurry. They enlist the help of Goofy who, employed as an iceman, has a large truck at his disposal.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, and Pete 	Mickey and Donald are behind on their rent. When Sheriff Pete arrives and serves them a notice to dispose their belongings, the pair decide to move in a hurry. They enlist the help of Goofy who, employed as an iceman, has a large truck at his disposal.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, and Pete 	Mickey and Donald are behind on their rent. When Sheriff Pete arrives and serves them a notice to dispose their belongings, the pair decide to move in a hurry. They enlist the help of Goofy who, employed as an iceman, has a large truck at his disposal.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, and Pete 	Mickey and Donald are behind on their rent. When Sheriff Pete arrives and serves them a notice to dispose their belongings, the pair decide to move in a hurry. They enlist the help of Goofy who, employed as an iceman, has a large truck at his disposal.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, and Pete 	 	 	 	
86 	Alpine Climbers 	David Hand 	July 25, 1936 	 	 	 	
Mickey, Donald, and Pluto go mountain climbing in the Alps. Mickey runs into trouble after a mother eagle returns to her nest while Mickey is collecting eggs. Donald's temper flares at a baby mountain goat who eats the Edelweiss flowers he picks. Meanwhile, Pluto falls into a snow bank and freezes solid. He is revived by a St. Bernard rescue dog who gives him brandy, but becomes intoxicated in the process.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pluto	Mickey, Donald, and Pluto go mountain climbing in the Alps. Mickey runs into trouble after a mother eagle returns to her nest while Mickey is collecting eggs. Donald's temper flares at a baby mountain goat who eats the Edelweiss flowers he picks. Meanwhile, Pluto falls into a snow bank and freezes solid. He is revived by a St. Bernard rescue dog who gives him brandy, but becomes intoxicated in the process.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pluto	Mickey, Donald, and Pluto go mountain climbing in the Alps. Mickey runs into trouble after a mother eagle returns to her nest while Mickey is collecting eggs. Donald's temper flares at a baby mountain goat who eats the Edelweiss flowers he picks. Meanwhile, Pluto falls into a snow bank and freezes solid. He is revived by a St. Bernard rescue dog who gives him brandy, but becomes intoxicated in the process.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pluto	Mickey, Donald, and Pluto go mountain climbing in the Alps. Mickey runs into trouble after a mother eagle returns to her nest while Mickey is collecting eggs. Donald's temper flares at a baby mountain goat who eats the Edelweiss flowers he picks. Meanwhile, Pluto falls into a snow bank and freezes solid. He is revived by a St. Bernard rescue dog who gives him brandy, but becomes intoxicated in the process.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pluto	 	 	 	
87 	Mickey's Circus 	Ben Sharpsteen 	August 1, 1936 	 	 	 	
Mickey is the ringmaster at a circus and "Captain" Donald Duck performs with trained sea lions. The circus hosts a free day for the orphans, but they cause trouble during the show.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, mice children, sea lions 	Mickey is the ringmaster at a circus and "Captain" Donald Duck performs with trained sea lions. The circus hosts a free day for the orphans, but they cause trouble during the show.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, mice children, sea lions 	Mickey is the ringmaster at a circus and "Captain" Donald Duck performs with trained sea lions. The circus hosts a free day for the orphans, but they cause trouble during the show.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, mice children, sea lions 	Mickey is the ringmaster at a circus and "Captain" Donald Duck performs with trained sea lions. The circus hosts a free day for the orphans, but they cause trouble during the show.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, mice children, sea lions 	 	 	 	
88 	Donald and Pluto 	Ben Sharpsteen 	September 12, 1936 	 	 	 	
Donald works as a plumber with Pluto as his assistant. Pluto panics after accidentally swallowing a magnet.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pluto
Notes: First film in which Mickey does not appear 	Donald works as a plumber with Pluto as his assistant. Pluto panics after accidentally swallowing a magnet.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pluto
Notes: First film in which Mickey does not appear 	Donald works as a plumber with Pluto as his assistant. Pluto panics after accidentally swallowing a magnet.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pluto
Notes: First film in which Mickey does not appear 	Donald works as a plumber with Pluto as his assistant. Pluto panics after accidentally swallowing a magnet.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Pluto
Notes: First film in which Mickey does not appear 	 	 	 	
89 	Mickey's Elephant 	David Hand 	October 10, 1936 	 	 	 	
Mickey builds a nice new house for Bobo the Elephant, his new pet. Pluto becomes jealous of his new playmate, but his scheme for revenge backfires.
Other appearances: Pluto, Bobo the Elephant, Pluto's shoulder devil 	Mickey builds a nice new house for Bobo the Elephant, his new pet. Pluto becomes jealous of his new playmate, but his scheme for revenge backfires.
Other appearances: Pluto, Bobo the Elephant, Pluto's shoulder devil 	Mickey builds a nice new house for Bobo the Elephant, his new pet. Pluto becomes jealous of his new playmate, but his scheme for revenge backfires.
Other appearances: Pluto, Bobo the Elephant, Pluto's shoulder devil 	Mickey builds a nice new house for Bobo the Elephant, his new pet. Pluto becomes jealous of his new playmate, but his scheme for revenge backfires.
Other appearances: Pluto, Bobo the Elephant, Pluto's shoulder devil 	 	 	 	
=== 1937[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	90	The Worm Turns	Ben Sharpsteen	January 2, 1937
As a chemist, Mickey recreates an ancient formula to build courage. He uses it on a fly caught in a spider's web, a mouse, a cat, and finally on Pluto when he is cornered by Pete the dogcatcher.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	As a chemist, Mickey recreates an ancient formula to build courage. He uses it on a fly caught in a spider's web, a mouse, a cat, and finally on Pluto when he is cornered by Pete the dogcatcher.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	As a chemist, Mickey recreates an ancient formula to build courage. He uses it on a fly caught in a spider's web, a mouse, a cat, and finally on Pluto when he is cornered by Pete the dogcatcher.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	As a chemist, Mickey recreates an ancient formula to build courage. He uses it on a fly caught in a spider's web, a mouse, a cat, and finally on Pluto when he is cornered by Pete the dogcatcher.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	 	 	 	
91 	Don Donald 	Ben Sharpsteen 	January 9, 1937 	 	 	 	
Don Donald rides over to Donna's place on a donkey that drives him nuts. He entertains Donna (later known as Daisy)... until she hops on to the donkey for a little ride and gets thrown off its back into a fountain. She then rejects Donald and smashes the guitar over his head.
Donald then trades in the donkey for a hot new car. He offers Donna a ride in it, and she reluctantly accepts. They then drive by the trading post and heckle at the donkey, who gives chase to them as they speed across the desert until the car breaks down. When Donald tries to fix the car it runs out of control, runs him over, and sending Donna skidding across a giant mud puddle. She then rejects Donald ultimately and rides back home on a unicycle that she pulls out of her purse.
An angry Donald blames the car for his demise and throws the car horn at it. The car's radiator explodes sending water flying and landing within the brim of Donald's sombrero where it shrinks the hat down to the size of baseball. The donkey, which has watched everything happen, gets the last laugh at a beaten and defeated Donald as the cartoon comes to a close.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Donna Duck
Notes: Second film in which Mickey does not appear (reissued as a Donald Duck cartoon)	Don Donald rides over to Donna's place on a donkey that drives him nuts. He entertains Donna (later known as Daisy)... until she hops on to the donkey for a little ride and gets thrown off its back into a fountain. She then rejects Donald and smashes the guitar over his head.
Donald then trades in the donkey for a hot new car. He offers Donna a ride in it, and she reluctantly accepts. They then drive by the trading post and heckle at the donkey, who gives chase to them as they speed across the desert until the car breaks down. When Donald tries to fix the car it runs out of control, runs him over, and sending Donna skidding across a giant mud puddle. She then rejects Donald ultimately and rides back home on a unicycle that she pulls out of her purse.
An angry Donald blames the car for his demise and throws the car horn at it. The car's radiator explodes sending water flying and landing within the brim of Donald's sombrero where it shrinks the hat down to the size of baseball. The donkey, which has watched everything happen, gets the last laugh at a beaten and defeated Donald as the cartoon comes to a close.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Donna Duck
Notes: Second film in which Mickey does not appear (reissued as a Donald Duck cartoon)	Don Donald rides over to Donna's place on a donkey that drives him nuts. He entertains Donna (later known as Daisy)... until she hops on to the donkey for a little ride and gets thrown off its back into a fountain. She then rejects Donald and smashes the guitar over his head.
Donald then trades in the donkey for a hot new car. He offers Donna a ride in it, and she reluctantly accepts. They then drive by the trading post and heckle at the donkey, who gives chase to them as they speed across the desert until the car breaks down. When Donald tries to fix the car it runs out of control, runs him over, and sending Donna skidding across a giant mud puddle. She then rejects Donald ultimately and rides back home on a unicycle that she pulls out of her purse.
An angry Donald blames the car for his demise and throws the car horn at it. The car's radiator explodes sending water flying and landing within the brim of Donald's sombrero where it shrinks the hat down to the size of baseball. The donkey, which has watched everything happen, gets the last laugh at a beaten and defeated Donald as the cartoon comes to a close.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Donna Duck
Notes: Second film in which Mickey does not appear (reissued as a Donald Duck cartoon)	Don Donald rides over to Donna's place on a donkey that drives him nuts. He entertains Donna (later known as Daisy)... until she hops on to the donkey for a little ride and gets thrown off its back into a fountain. She then rejects Donald and smashes the guitar over his head.
Donald then trades in the donkey for a hot new car. He offers Donna a ride in it, and she reluctantly accepts. They then drive by the trading post and heckle at the donkey, who gives chase to them as they speed across the desert until the car breaks down. When Donald tries to fix the car it runs out of control, runs him over, and sending Donna skidding across a giant mud puddle. She then rejects Donald ultimately and rides back home on a unicycle that she pulls out of her purse.
An angry Donald blames the car for his demise and throws the car horn at it. The car's radiator explodes sending water flying and landing within the brim of Donald's sombrero where it shrinks the hat down to the size of baseball. The donkey, which has watched everything happen, gets the last laugh at a beaten and defeated Donald as the cartoon comes to a close.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Donna Duck
Notes: Second film in which Mickey does not appear (reissued as a Donald Duck cartoon)	 	 	 	
92 	Magician Mickey 	David Hand 	February 6, 1937 	 	 	 	
At a formal theater, Mickey performs as a magician, but is heckled by Donald Duck. Mickey then uses his tricks to get back at the ornery duck.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	At a formal theater, Mickey performs as a magician, but is heckled by Donald Duck. Mickey then uses his tricks to get back at the ornery duck.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	At a formal theater, Mickey performs as a magician, but is heckled by Donald Duck. Mickey then uses his tricks to get back at the ornery duck.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	At a formal theater, Mickey performs as a magician, but is heckled by Donald Duck. Mickey then uses his tricks to get back at the ornery duck.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	 	 	 	
93 	Moose Hunters 	Ben Sharpsteen 	February 20, 1937 	 	 	 	
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy go on an ill-fated hunting trip in the wilderness. Goofy and Donald disguise themselves as a cow moose to attract a bull, while Mickey disguises himself as a tree.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy go on an ill-fated hunting trip in the wilderness. Goofy and Donald disguise themselves as a cow moose to attract a bull, while Mickey disguises himself as a tree.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy go on an ill-fated hunting trip in the wilderness. Goofy and Donald disguise themselves as a cow moose to attract a bull, while Mickey disguises himself as a tree.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy go on an ill-fated hunting trip in the wilderness. Goofy and Donald disguise themselves as a cow moose to attract a bull, while Mickey disguises himself as a tree.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	 	 	 	
94 	Mickey's Amateurs	Pinto Colvig, Erdman Penner, Walt Pfeiffer	April 17, 1937 	 	 	 	
Mickey hosts and moderates a radio talent show. Donald is determined to complete a recitation of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" even though Mickey terminates his act. Also performing are Clara Cluck who performs an operatic piece and Goofy who plays a multi-instrumental contraption.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Pete	Mickey hosts and moderates a radio talent show. Donald is determined to complete a recitation of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" even though Mickey terminates his act. Also performing are Clara Cluck who performs an operatic piece and Goofy who plays a multi-instrumental contraption.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Pete	Mickey hosts and moderates a radio talent show. Donald is determined to complete a recitation of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" even though Mickey terminates his act. Also performing are Clara Cluck who performs an operatic piece and Goofy who plays a multi-instrumental contraption.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Pete	Mickey hosts and moderates a radio talent show. Donald is determined to complete a recitation of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" even though Mickey terminates his act. Also performing are Clara Cluck who performs an operatic piece and Goofy who plays a multi-instrumental contraption.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Pete	 	 	 	
95 	Modern Inventions	Jack King 	May 29, 1937 	 	 	 	
Donald visits "The Museum of Modern Marvels." Among the inventions he struggles with are a robot butler who keeps taking his hat; a package-wrapping machine; a robot nursemaid; a hitchhikers' aid; and an automated barber chair. Of course, Donald is spluttering all over the place.
Other appearances: Donald Duck
Notes: Third and last film in which Mickey does not appear (reissued as a Donald Duck cartoon) and last film released by United Artists	Donald visits "The Museum of Modern Marvels." Among the inventions he struggles with are a robot butler who keeps taking his hat; a package-wrapping machine; a robot nursemaid; a hitchhikers' aid; and an automated barber chair. Of course, Donald is spluttering all over the place.
Other appearances: Donald Duck
Notes: Third and last film in which Mickey does not appear (reissued as a Donald Duck cartoon) and last film released by United Artists	Donald visits "The Museum of Modern Marvels." Among the inventions he struggles with are a robot butler who keeps taking his hat; a package-wrapping machine; a robot nursemaid; a hitchhikers' aid; and an automated barber chair. Of course, Donald is spluttering all over the place.
Other appearances: Donald Duck
Notes: Third and last film in which Mickey does not appear (reissued as a Donald Duck cartoon) and last film released by United Artists	Donald visits "The Museum of Modern Marvels." Among the inventions he struggles with are a robot butler who keeps taking his hat; a package-wrapping machine; a robot nursemaid; a hitchhikers' aid; and an automated barber chair. Of course, Donald is spluttering all over the place.
Other appearances: Donald Duck
Notes: Third and last film in which Mickey does not appear (reissued as a Donald Duck cartoon) and last film released by United Artists	 	 	 	
96 	Hawaiian Holiday 	Ben Sharpsteen 	September 25, 1937	 	 	 	
Mickey and his friends enjoy a vacation in Hawaii.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto
Notes: First film released by RKO Radio Pictures	Mickey and his friends enjoy a vacation in Hawaii.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto
Notes: First film released by RKO Radio Pictures	Mickey and his friends enjoy a vacation in Hawaii.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto
Notes: First film released by RKO Radio Pictures	Mickey and his friends enjoy a vacation in Hawaii.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto
Notes: First film released by RKO Radio Pictures	 	 	 	
97 	Clock Cleaners 	Ben Sharpsteen 	October 16, 1937 	 	 	 	
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are employed as janitors in a tall clock tower. Mickey struggles with a squatting stork, Donald fights a talking mainspring, Goofy gets knocked into a daze by an animatronic bell ringer.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy
Notes: Voted the 27th greatest cartoon of all time in the book The 50 Greatest Cartoons	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are employed as janitors in a tall clock tower. Mickey struggles with a squatting stork, Donald fights a talking mainspring, Goofy gets knocked into a daze by an animatronic bell ringer.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy
Notes: Voted the 27th greatest cartoon of all time in the book The 50 Greatest Cartoons	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are employed as janitors in a tall clock tower. Mickey struggles with a squatting stork, Donald fights a talking mainspring, Goofy gets knocked into a daze by an animatronic bell ringer.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy
Notes: Voted the 27th greatest cartoon of all time in the book The 50 Greatest Cartoons	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are employed as janitors in a tall clock tower. Mickey struggles with a squatting stork, Donald fights a talking mainspring, Goofy gets knocked into a daze by an animatronic bell ringer.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy
Notes: Voted the 27th greatest cartoon of all time in the book The 50 Greatest Cartoons	 	 	 	
98 	Lonesome Ghosts 	Burt Gillett 	December 25, 1937 	 	 	 	
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy run "Ajax Ghost Exterminators" and receive a call from a group of "lonely ghosts" who want someone to scare.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, ghosts
Notes: released four days after Snow White	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy run "Ajax Ghost Exterminators" and receive a call from a group of "lonely ghosts" who want someone to scare.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, ghosts
Notes: released four days after Snow White	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy run "Ajax Ghost Exterminators" and receive a call from a group of "lonely ghosts" who want someone to scare.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, ghosts
Notes: released four days after Snow White	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy run "Ajax Ghost Exterminators" and receive a call from a group of "lonely ghosts" who want someone to scare.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, ghosts
Notes: released four days after Snow White	 	 	 	
=== 1938[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	99	Boat Builders	Ben Sharpsteen	February 25, 1938
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy build a boat from do-it-yourself kit. The boat comes in several crates of prefabricated sections, such as an unfolding keel and a telescoping mast. At the boat's launching, Minnie christens the boat "Queen Minnie", but as she breaks a bottle of champaign on the bow, she damages the boat, which disassembles itself once in the water.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse
Notes: First cartoon to depict Mickey without a tail.	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy build a boat from do-it-yourself kit. The boat comes in several crates of prefabricated sections, such as an unfolding keel and a telescoping mast. At the boat's launching, Minnie christens the boat "Queen Minnie", but as she breaks a bottle of champaign on the bow, she damages the boat, which disassembles itself once in the water.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse
Notes: First cartoon to depict Mickey without a tail.	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy build a boat from do-it-yourself kit. The boat comes in several crates of prefabricated sections, such as an unfolding keel and a telescoping mast. At the boat's launching, Minnie christens the boat "Queen Minnie", but as she breaks a bottle of champaign on the bow, she damages the boat, which disassembles itself once in the water.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse
Notes: First cartoon to depict Mickey without a tail.	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy build a boat from do-it-yourself kit. The boat comes in several crates of prefabricated sections, such as an unfolding keel and a telescoping mast. At the boat's launching, Minnie christens the boat "Queen Minnie", but as she breaks a bottle of champaign on the bow, she damages the boat, which disassembles itself once in the water.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse
Notes: First cartoon to depict Mickey without a tail.	 	 	 	
100 	Mickey's Trailer 	Ben Sharpsteen	May 6, 1938 	 	 	 	
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy take a near-disastrous road trip in a travel trailer.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy
Notes: This is the 100th Mickey Mouse cartoon.	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy take a near-disastrous road trip in a travel trailer.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy
Notes: This is the 100th Mickey Mouse cartoon.	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy take a near-disastrous road trip in a travel trailer.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy
Notes: This is the 100th Mickey Mouse cartoon.	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy take a near-disastrous road trip in a travel trailer.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy
Notes: This is the 100th Mickey Mouse cartoon.	 	 	 	
101 	The Whalers 	Dick Huemer 	August 19, 1938 	 	 	 	
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy go out to sea as a three-man whaling crew. Donald keeps a sharp lookout for whales from the crow's nest and tries to keep his baloney sandwich from being eaten by seagulls. Mickey struggles to throw a pail of water overboard and Goofy mans a harpoon gun. Eventually the trio come across a large sperm whale, but things do not go according to plan.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy go out to sea as a three-man whaling crew. Donald keeps a sharp lookout for whales from the crow's nest and tries to keep his baloney sandwich from being eaten by seagulls. Mickey struggles to throw a pail of water overboard and Goofy mans a harpoon gun. Eventually the trio come across a large sperm whale, but things do not go according to plan.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy go out to sea as a three-man whaling crew. Donald keeps a sharp lookout for whales from the crow's nest and tries to keep his baloney sandwich from being eaten by seagulls. Mickey struggles to throw a pail of water overboard and Goofy mans a harpoon gun. Eventually the trio come across a large sperm whale, but things do not go according to plan.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	Mickey, Donald, and Goofy go out to sea as a three-man whaling crew. Donald keeps a sharp lookout for whales from the crow's nest and tries to keep his baloney sandwich from being eaten by seagulls. Mickey struggles to throw a pail of water overboard and Goofy mans a harpoon gun. Eventually the trio come across a large sperm whale, but things do not go according to plan.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	 	 	 	
102 	Mickey's Parrot 	Bill Roberts 	September 9, 1938 	 	 	 	
A stray parrot, apparently formerly owned by a sailor, finds his way into Mickey's basement. Upstairs Mickey and Pluto receive a radio bulletin warning the public of an escaped convict, "Machine Gun Butch". Mickey hears the bird in the basement and believes the killer has broken into the house.
Other appearances: Pluto, parrot	A stray parrot, apparently formerly owned by a sailor, finds his way into Mickey's basement. Upstairs Mickey and Pluto receive a radio bulletin warning the public of an escaped convict, "Machine Gun Butch". Mickey hears the bird in the basement and believes the killer has broken into the house.
Other appearances: Pluto, parrot	A stray parrot, apparently formerly owned by a sailor, finds his way into Mickey's basement. Upstairs Mickey and Pluto receive a radio bulletin warning the public of an escaped convict, "Machine Gun Butch". Mickey hears the bird in the basement and believes the killer has broken into the house.
Other appearances: Pluto, parrot	A stray parrot, apparently formerly owned by a sailor, finds his way into Mickey's basement. Upstairs Mickey and Pluto receive a radio bulletin warning the public of an escaped convict, "Machine Gun Butch". Mickey hears the bird in the basement and believes the killer has broken into the house.
Other appearances: Pluto, parrot	 	 	 	
103 	Brave Little Tailor	Bill Roberts 	September 24, 1938	 	 	 	
A lose adaptation of the fairy tale The Valiant Little Tailor, set in medieval Europe; Mickey Mouse is commissioned by the King to slay a giant that has been terrorizing the kingdom, promising him the hand of his daughter, Princess Minnie, if he is successful.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse as "Princess Minnie", unnamed king, Gustav the Giant[21]
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[22]	A lose adaptation of the fairy tale The Valiant Little Tailor, set in medieval Europe; Mickey Mouse is commissioned by the King to slay a giant that has been terrorizing the kingdom, promising him the hand of his daughter, Princess Minnie, if he is successful.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse as "Princess Minnie", unnamed king, Gustav the Giant[21]
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[22]	A lose adaptation of the fairy tale The Valiant Little Tailor, set in medieval Europe; Mickey Mouse is commissioned by the King to slay a giant that has been terrorizing the kingdom, promising him the hand of his daughter, Princess Minnie, if he is successful.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse as "Princess Minnie", unnamed king, Gustav the Giant[21]
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[22]	A lose adaptation of the fairy tale The Valiant Little Tailor, set in medieval Europe; Mickey Mouse is commissioned by the King to slay a giant that has been terrorizing the kingdom, promising him the hand of his daughter, Princess Minnie, if he is successful.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse as "Princess Minnie", unnamed king, Gustav the Giant[21]
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[22]	 	 	 	
=== 1939[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	104	Society Dog Show	Bill Roberts	February 3, 1939
Mickey enters Pluto in a high society dog show, but gets kicked out. He later re-enters Pluto in the "trick dog" category and puts a pair of roller skates on him. Meanwhile, Pluto falls in love with Fifi, a Pekingese also entered in the show, and saves her when the building burns down.
Other appearances: Pluto, Fifi the Peke
Notes: This is the final cartoon, with Mickey with his dot-eyes. Mickey was changed from black and whiten to black and a flesh colored beige.	Mickey enters Pluto in a high society dog show, but gets kicked out. He later re-enters Pluto in the "trick dog" category and puts a pair of roller skates on him. Meanwhile, Pluto falls in love with Fifi, a Pekingese also entered in the show, and saves her when the building burns down.
Other appearances: Pluto, Fifi the Peke
Notes: This is the final cartoon, with Mickey with his dot-eyes. Mickey was changed from black and whiten to black and a flesh colored beige.	Mickey enters Pluto in a high society dog show, but gets kicked out. He later re-enters Pluto in the "trick dog" category and puts a pair of roller skates on him. Meanwhile, Pluto falls in love with Fifi, a Pekingese also entered in the show, and saves her when the building burns down.
Other appearances: Pluto, Fifi the Peke
Notes: This is the final cartoon, with Mickey with his dot-eyes. Mickey was changed from black and whiten to black and a flesh colored beige.	Mickey enters Pluto in a high society dog show, but gets kicked out. He later re-enters Pluto in the "trick dog" category and puts a pair of roller skates on him. Meanwhile, Pluto falls in love with Fifi, a Pekingese also entered in the show, and saves her when the building burns down.
Other appearances: Pluto, Fifi the Peke
Notes: This is the final cartoon, with Mickey with his dot-eyes. Mickey was changed from black and whiten to black and a flesh colored beige.	 	 	 	
105 	Mickey's Surprise Party	unknown 	February 18, 1939	 	 	 	
Minnie tries to surprise Mickey by cooking him some cookies for his birthday. But her recipe gets burnt and Minnie is frightened. Fortunately, Mickey brings along some Nabisco© products with him.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Fifi the Peke
Notes: Commercial film sponsored by the National Biscuit Company for the 1939 New York World's Fair.[23] This is the first appearance of Mickey's modern character design. In the public domain.	Minnie tries to surprise Mickey by cooking him some cookies for his birthday. But her recipe gets burnt and Minnie is frightened. Fortunately, Mickey brings along some Nabisco© products with him.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Fifi the Peke
Notes: Commercial film sponsored by the National Biscuit Company for the 1939 New York World's Fair.[23] This is the first appearance of Mickey's modern character design. In the public domain.	Minnie tries to surprise Mickey by cooking him some cookies for his birthday. But her recipe gets burnt and Minnie is frightened. Fortunately, Mickey brings along some Nabisco© products with him.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Fifi the Peke
Notes: Commercial film sponsored by the National Biscuit Company for the 1939 New York World's Fair.[23] This is the first appearance of Mickey's modern character design. In the public domain.	Minnie tries to surprise Mickey by cooking him some cookies for his birthday. But her recipe gets burnt and Minnie is frightened. Fortunately, Mickey brings along some Nabisco© products with him.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Fifi the Peke
Notes: Commercial film sponsored by the National Biscuit Company for the 1939 New York World's Fair.[23] This is the first appearance of Mickey's modern character design. In the public domain.	 	 	 	
106 	The Pointer 	Clyde Geronimi	July 21, 1939 	 	 	 	
During a hunting trip, Mickey tries to train Pluto to be a pointer dog. The pair eventually encounter a large grizzly bear whom Mickey tries to reason with before running from.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[24]	During a hunting trip, Mickey tries to train Pluto to be a pointer dog. The pair eventually encounter a large grizzly bear whom Mickey tries to reason with before running from.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[24]	During a hunting trip, Mickey tries to train Pluto to be a pointer dog. The pair eventually encounter a large grizzly bear whom Mickey tries to reason with before running from.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[24]	During a hunting trip, Mickey tries to train Pluto to be a pointer dog. The pair eventually encounter a large grizzly bear whom Mickey tries to reason with before running from.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short[24]	 	 	 	
=== 1940[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	107	Tugboat Mickey	Clyde Geronimi	April 26, 1940
Mickey captains a tugboat with Donald, and Goofy as the crew. As Mickey is sealing the mast and dealing with an intoxicated pelican, he receives a distress signal of a sinking ship. Mickey calls the crew and has them fire up the engine. As Donald struggles with the connecting rod of one of the pistons, Goof accidentally overloads the furnace of the ships steam engine, causing a catastrophic explosion and accidentally breaks the boat. As Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are floating in the water amid the remains of the tugboat, they discover that the distress signal they heard was only part of a radio drama.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	Mickey captains a tugboat with Donald, and Goofy as the crew. As Mickey is sealing the mast and dealing with an intoxicated pelican, he receives a distress signal of a sinking ship. Mickey calls the crew and has them fire up the engine. As Donald struggles with the connecting rod of one of the pistons, Goof accidentally overloads the furnace of the ships steam engine, causing a catastrophic explosion and accidentally breaks the boat. As Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are floating in the water amid the remains of the tugboat, they discover that the distress signal they heard was only part of a radio drama.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	Mickey captains a tugboat with Donald, and Goofy as the crew. As Mickey is sealing the mast and dealing with an intoxicated pelican, he receives a distress signal of a sinking ship. Mickey calls the crew and has them fire up the engine. As Donald struggles with the connecting rod of one of the pistons, Goof accidentally overloads the furnace of the ships steam engine, causing a catastrophic explosion and accidentally breaks the boat. As Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are floating in the water amid the remains of the tugboat, they discover that the distress signal they heard was only part of a radio drama.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	Mickey captains a tugboat with Donald, and Goofy as the crew. As Mickey is sealing the mast and dealing with an intoxicated pelican, he receives a distress signal of a sinking ship. Mickey calls the crew and has them fire up the engine. As Donald struggles with the connecting rod of one of the pistons, Goof accidentally overloads the furnace of the ships steam engine, causing a catastrophic explosion and accidentally breaks the boat. As Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are floating in the water amid the remains of the tugboat, they discover that the distress signal they heard was only part of a radio drama.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy	 	 	 	
108 	Pluto's Dream House 	Clyde Geronimi	August 30, 1940 	 	 	 	
Mickey decides to build Pluto a new house, but they discover a magic lamp while breaking ground. The lamp finishes building the house in a hurry, and Mickey then tasks the lamp with giving Pluto a bath. Later, as Mickey is relaxing next to the radio, it starts to have a mechanical problem. Mickey tries to fix it, but the radio keeps changing stations. The lamp, within earshot in the next room, takes the radio's random audio snippets as verbal commands, and starts preparing Pluto like a recipe. Just as the lamp is about to slice Pluto into thin slices, he wakes up and discovers it was a dream.
Other appearances: Pluto	Mickey decides to build Pluto a new house, but they discover a magic lamp while breaking ground. The lamp finishes building the house in a hurry, and Mickey then tasks the lamp with giving Pluto a bath. Later, as Mickey is relaxing next to the radio, it starts to have a mechanical problem. Mickey tries to fix it, but the radio keeps changing stations. The lamp, within earshot in the next room, takes the radio's random audio snippets as verbal commands, and starts preparing Pluto like a recipe. Just as the lamp is about to slice Pluto into thin slices, he wakes up and discovers it was a dream.
Other appearances: Pluto	Mickey decides to build Pluto a new house, but they discover a magic lamp while breaking ground. The lamp finishes building the house in a hurry, and Mickey then tasks the lamp with giving Pluto a bath. Later, as Mickey is relaxing next to the radio, it starts to have a mechanical problem. Mickey tries to fix it, but the radio keeps changing stations. The lamp, within earshot in the next room, takes the radio's random audio snippets as verbal commands, and starts preparing Pluto like a recipe. Just as the lamp is about to slice Pluto into thin slices, he wakes up and discovers it was a dream.
Other appearances: Pluto	Mickey decides to build Pluto a new house, but they discover a magic lamp while breaking ground. The lamp finishes building the house in a hurry, and Mickey then tasks the lamp with giving Pluto a bath. Later, as Mickey is relaxing next to the radio, it starts to have a mechanical problem. Mickey tries to fix it, but the radio keeps changing stations. The lamp, within earshot in the next room, takes the radio's random audio snippets as verbal commands, and starts preparing Pluto like a recipe. Just as the lamp is about to slice Pluto into thin slices, he wakes up and discovers it was a dream.
Other appearances: Pluto	 	 	 	
109 	Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip	Clyde Geronimi	November 1, 1940	 	 	 	
Mickey and Pluto go for a train ride despite a rule forbidding dogs. Pete plays a menacing conductor intent on enforcing the rule. Mickey at first hides Pluto in his suitcase, but eventually Pete discovers him and chases them about the train.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	Mickey and Pluto go for a train ride despite a rule forbidding dogs. Pete plays a menacing conductor intent on enforcing the rule. Mickey at first hides Pluto in his suitcase, but eventually Pete discovers him and chases them about the train.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	Mickey and Pluto go for a train ride despite a rule forbidding dogs. Pete plays a menacing conductor intent on enforcing the rule. Mickey at first hides Pluto in his suitcase, but eventually Pete discovers him and chases them about the train.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	Mickey and Pluto go for a train ride despite a rule forbidding dogs. Pete plays a menacing conductor intent on enforcing the rule. Mickey at first hides Pluto in his suitcase, but eventually Pete discovers him and chases them about the train.
Other appearances: Pluto, Pete	 	 	 	
=== 1941[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	110	The Little Whirlwind	Riley Thomson	February 14, 1941
Mickey offers to clean Minnie's yard for a cake she is baking, but he is thwarted by a small, mischievous whirlwind. After chasing the whirlwind away, Mickey is in turn chased my a large whirlwind with damages most of the neighborhood. Seeing the damage, Minnie is jealous with Mickey and throws the cake at him when he lands in a fountain.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse
Notes: First two shorts to portray Mickey with buck teeth.	Mickey offers to clean Minnie's yard for a cake she is baking, but he is thwarted by a small, mischievous whirlwind. After chasing the whirlwind away, Mickey is in turn chased my a large whirlwind with damages most of the neighborhood. Seeing the damage, Minnie is jealous with Mickey and throws the cake at him when he lands in a fountain.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse
Notes: First two shorts to portray Mickey with buck teeth.	Mickey offers to clean Minnie's yard for a cake she is baking, but he is thwarted by a small, mischievous whirlwind. After chasing the whirlwind away, Mickey is in turn chased my a large whirlwind with damages most of the neighborhood. Seeing the damage, Minnie is jealous with Mickey and throws the cake at him when he lands in a fountain.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse
Notes: First two shorts to portray Mickey with buck teeth.	Mickey offers to clean Minnie's yard for a cake she is baking, but he is thwarted by a small, mischievous whirlwind. After chasing the whirlwind away, Mickey is in turn chased my a large whirlwind with damages most of the neighborhood. Seeing the damage, Minnie is jealous with Mickey and throws the cake at him when he lands in a fountain.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse
Notes: First two shorts to portray Mickey with buck teeth.	 	 	 	
111 	A Gentleman's Gentleman	Clyde Geronimi	March 28, 1941 	 	 	 	
Pluto acts as Mickey's personal valet. The dog serves Mickey breakfast in bed and then is sent by Mickey into town to buy a newspaper.
Other appearances: Pluto	Pluto acts as Mickey's personal valet. The dog serves Mickey breakfast in bed and then is sent by Mickey into town to buy a newspaper.
Other appearances: Pluto	Pluto acts as Mickey's personal valet. The dog serves Mickey breakfast in bed and then is sent by Mickey into town to buy a newspaper.
Other appearances: Pluto	Pluto acts as Mickey's personal valet. The dog serves Mickey breakfast in bed and then is sent by Mickey into town to buy a newspaper.
Other appearances: Pluto	 	 	 	
112 	Canine Caddy 	Clyde Geronimi	May 30, 1941 	 	 	 	
Mickey goes golfing with Pluto serving as his caddy. Pluto at first causes distractions for Mickey, but helps him out by pointing to the ball just like he learned in The Pointer. Later Pluto encounters a mischievous gopher whom he chases burrowing through the ground.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Second and final two shorts to portray Mickey with buck teeth	Mickey goes golfing with Pluto serving as his caddy. Pluto at first causes distractions for Mickey, but helps him out by pointing to the ball just like he learned in The Pointer. Later Pluto encounters a mischievous gopher whom he chases burrowing through the ground.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Second and final two shorts to portray Mickey with buck teeth	Mickey goes golfing with Pluto serving as his caddy. Pluto at first causes distractions for Mickey, but helps him out by pointing to the ball just like he learned in The Pointer. Later Pluto encounters a mischievous gopher whom he chases burrowing through the ground.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Second and final two shorts to portray Mickey with buck teeth	Mickey goes golfing with Pluto serving as his caddy. Pluto at first causes distractions for Mickey, but helps him out by pointing to the ball just like he learned in The Pointer. Later Pluto encounters a mischievous gopher whom he chases burrowing through the ground.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Second and final two shorts to portray Mickey with buck teeth	 	 	 	
113 	The Nifty Nineties 	Riley Thomson 	June 20, 1941 	 	 	 	
Period piece from the 1890s; Mickey and Minnie spend the day together going to a Vaudeville show and driving across the countryside in a Brass Era car.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse; cartoon versions of animators Fred Mooreand Ward Kimball; cameos by Goofy, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie	Period piece from the 1890s; Mickey and Minnie spend the day together going to a Vaudeville show and driving across the countryside in a Brass Era car.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse; cartoon versions of animators Fred Mooreand Ward Kimball; cameos by Goofy, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie	Period piece from the 1890s; Mickey and Minnie spend the day together going to a Vaudeville show and driving across the countryside in a Brass Era car.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse; cartoon versions of animators Fred Mooreand Ward Kimball; cameos by Goofy, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie	Period piece from the 1890s; Mickey and Minnie spend the day together going to a Vaudeville show and driving across the countryside in a Brass Era car.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse; cartoon versions of animators Fred Mooreand Ward Kimball; cameos by Goofy, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie	 	 	 	
114 	Orphans' Benefit 	Riley Thomson 	August 12, 1941	 	 	 	
Mickey and his friends put on a benefit show for a group of unruly orphans.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, mice children
Notes: Remake of the black-and-white Orphan's Benefit (1934)	Mickey and his friends put on a benefit show for a group of unruly orphans.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, mice children
Notes: Remake of the black-and-white Orphan's Benefit (1934)	Mickey and his friends put on a benefit show for a group of unruly orphans.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, mice children
Notes: Remake of the black-and-white Orphan's Benefit (1934)	Mickey and his friends put on a benefit show for a group of unruly orphans.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, mice children
Notes: Remake of the black-and-white Orphan's Benefit (1934)	 	 	 	
115 	Lend a Paw 	Clyde Geronimi	October 3, 1941	 	 	 	
Pluto saves a kitten from drowning. Mickey takes the kitten in and Pluto becomes jealous. When the kitten accidentally falls into a well, Pluto struggles with whether or not to save the kitten a second time.
Other appearances: Pluto, kitten, Pluto's shoulder angel and devil
Notes: Won Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film,[25] remake of Mickey's Pal Pluto (1933)[26]	Pluto saves a kitten from drowning. Mickey takes the kitten in and Pluto becomes jealous. When the kitten accidentally falls into a well, Pluto struggles with whether or not to save the kitten a second time.
Other appearances: Pluto, kitten, Pluto's shoulder angel and devil
Notes: Won Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film,[25] remake of Mickey's Pal Pluto (1933)[26]	Pluto saves a kitten from drowning. Mickey takes the kitten in and Pluto becomes jealous. When the kitten accidentally falls into a well, Pluto struggles with whether or not to save the kitten a second time.
Other appearances: Pluto, kitten, Pluto's shoulder angel and devil
Notes: Won Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film,[25] remake of Mickey's Pal Pluto (1933)[26]	Pluto saves a kitten from drowning. Mickey takes the kitten in and Pluto becomes jealous. When the kitten accidentally falls into a well, Pluto struggles with whether or not to save the kitten a second time.
Other appearances: Pluto, kitten, Pluto's shoulder angel and devil
Notes: Won Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film,[25] remake of Mickey's Pal Pluto (1933)[26]	 	 	 	
=== 1942[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	116	Mickey's Birthday Party	Riley Thomson	February 7, 1942
Minnie hosts a surprise birthday party for Mickey with several of his friends. The gang buys him an electric organ and the play music and dance. Meanwhile, in the kitchen, Goofy tries to bake the birthday cake with disastrous results.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck	Minnie hosts a surprise birthday party for Mickey with several of his friends. The gang buys him an electric organ and the play music and dance. Meanwhile, in the kitchen, Goofy tries to bake the birthday cake with disastrous results.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck	Minnie hosts a surprise birthday party for Mickey with several of his friends. The gang buys him an electric organ and the play music and dance. Meanwhile, in the kitchen, Goofy tries to bake the birthday cake with disastrous results.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck	Minnie hosts a surprise birthday party for Mickey with several of his friends. The gang buys him an electric organ and the play music and dance. Meanwhile, in the kitchen, Goofy tries to bake the birthday cake with disastrous results.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck	 	 	 	
117 	Symphony Hour	Riley Thomson	March 20, 1942	 	 	 	
Mickey conducts a symphony orchestra of hist friends sponsored by Pete. After an exceptional rehearsal playing the "Light Cavalry Overture," the orchestra is booked for a live performance. But Goofy accidentally drops the instruments down an elevator shaft.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck
Notes: Mickey is called "Michel Mouse" while Pete is called "Sylvester Macaroni"	Mickey conducts a symphony orchestra of hist friends sponsored by Pete. After an exceptional rehearsal playing the "Light Cavalry Overture," the orchestra is booked for a live performance. But Goofy accidentally drops the instruments down an elevator shaft.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck
Notes: Mickey is called "Michel Mouse" while Pete is called "Sylvester Macaroni"	Mickey conducts a symphony orchestra of hist friends sponsored by Pete. After an exceptional rehearsal playing the "Light Cavalry Overture," the orchestra is booked for a live performance. But Goofy accidentally drops the instruments down an elevator shaft.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck
Notes: Mickey is called "Michel Mouse" while Pete is called "Sylvester Macaroni"	Mickey conducts a symphony orchestra of hist friends sponsored by Pete. After an exceptional rehearsal playing the "Light Cavalry Overture," the orchestra is booked for a live performance. But Goofy accidentally drops the instruments down an elevator shaft.
Other appearances: Donald Duck, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck
Notes: Mickey is called "Michel Mouse" while Pete is called "Sylvester Macaroni"	 	 	 	
=== 1943[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date
118 	Pluto and the Armadillo	Clyde Geronimi	February 19, 1943
Mickey and Pluto make a 15-minute stop-over in Belém, Brazil on their way to Rio de Janeiro. There, Mickey plays fetch with Pluto, but the ball becomes lost in the jungle and Pluto mistakes a rolled up armadillo for it. Mickey and Pluto accidentally take the armadillo along with them when the plane leaves again.
Other appearances: Pluto, armadillo
Notes: Last appearance of Mickey's red shorts until Runaway Brain (1995)	Mickey and Pluto make a 15-minute stop-over in Belém, Brazil on their way to Rio de Janeiro. There, Mickey plays fetch with Pluto, but the ball becomes lost in the jungle and Pluto mistakes a rolled up armadillo for it. Mickey and Pluto accidentally take the armadillo along with them when the plane leaves again.
Other appearances: Pluto, armadillo
Notes: Last appearance of Mickey's red shorts until Runaway Brain (1995)	Mickey and Pluto make a 15-minute stop-over in Belém, Brazil on their way to Rio de Janeiro. There, Mickey plays fetch with Pluto, but the ball becomes lost in the jungle and Pluto mistakes a rolled up armadillo for it. Mickey and Pluto accidentally take the armadillo along with them when the plane leaves again.
Other appearances: Pluto, armadillo
Notes: Last appearance of Mickey's red shorts until Runaway Brain (1995)	Mickey and Pluto make a 15-minute stop-over in Belém, Brazil on their way to Rio de Janeiro. There, Mickey plays fetch with Pluto, but the ball becomes lost in the jungle and Pluto mistakes a rolled up armadillo for it. Mickey and Pluto accidentally take the armadillo along with them when the plane leaves again.
Other appearances: Pluto, armadillo
Notes: Last appearance of Mickey's red shorts until Runaway Brain (1995)
=== 1946[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date
119 	Squatter's Rights	Jack Hannah	June 7, 1946
Chip and Dale take up residence in Mickey's hunting shack during the winter. When Mickey and Pluto return for hunting season, Pluto discovers the chipmunks living in the wood-burning stove.
Other appearances: Pluto, Chip and Dale
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film[27]	Chip and Dale take up residence in Mickey's hunting shack during the winter. When Mickey and Pluto return for hunting season, Pluto discovers the chipmunks living in the wood-burning stove.
Other appearances: Pluto, Chip and Dale
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film[27]	Chip and Dale take up residence in Mickey's hunting shack during the winter. When Mickey and Pluto return for hunting season, Pluto discovers the chipmunks living in the wood-burning stove.
Other appearances: Pluto, Chip and Dale
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film[27]	Chip and Dale take up residence in Mickey's hunting shack during the winter. When Mickey and Pluto return for hunting season, Pluto discovers the chipmunks living in the wood-burning stove.
Other appearances: Pluto, Chip and Dale
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film[27]
=== 1947[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date
120 	Mickey's Delayed Date	Charles Nichols	October 3, 1947
Mickey oversleeps and misses a date with Minnie. She calls him up and gives him an ultimatum. Mickey gets ready in a hurry with the help of Pluto, but drops the tickets for the event on his way out. Pluto saves the day by noticing the tickets on the floor and bringing them to Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto
Notes: Last theatrical short with Walt Disney voicing Mickey.	Mickey oversleeps and misses a date with Minnie. She calls him up and gives him an ultimatum. Mickey gets ready in a hurry with the help of Pluto, but drops the tickets for the event on his way out. Pluto saves the day by noticing the tickets on the floor and bringing them to Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto
Notes: Last theatrical short with Walt Disney voicing Mickey.	Mickey oversleeps and misses a date with Minnie. She calls him up and gives him an ultimatum. Mickey gets ready in a hurry with the help of Pluto, but drops the tickets for the event on his way out. Pluto saves the day by noticing the tickets on the floor and bringing them to Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto
Notes: Last theatrical short with Walt Disney voicing Mickey.	Mickey oversleeps and misses a date with Minnie. She calls him up and gives him an ultimatum. Mickey gets ready in a hurry with the help of Pluto, but drops the tickets for the event on his way out. Pluto saves the day by noticing the tickets on the floor and bringing them to Mickey.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto
Notes: Last theatrical short with Walt Disney voicing Mickey.
=== 1948[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	121	Mickey Down Under	Charles Nichols	March 19, 1948
Mickey and Pluto visit Australia where Mickey collects bananas using a boomerang and tries to steal an egg from a vigilant emu.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: First theatrical short with Jimmy MacDonald voicing Mickey.	Mickey and Pluto visit Australia where Mickey collects bananas using a boomerang and tries to steal an egg from a vigilant emu.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: First theatrical short with Jimmy MacDonald voicing Mickey.	Mickey and Pluto visit Australia where Mickey collects bananas using a boomerang and tries to steal an egg from a vigilant emu.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: First theatrical short with Jimmy MacDonald voicing Mickey.	Mickey and Pluto visit Australia where Mickey collects bananas using a boomerang and tries to steal an egg from a vigilant emu.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: First theatrical short with Jimmy MacDonald voicing Mickey.	 	 	 	
122 	Mickey and the Seal	Charles Nichols	December 3, 1948	 	 	 	
Mickey accidentally brings a baby seal home with him from the zoo. The seal takes a liking to Mickey's bathtub, but makes Pluto jealous. Mickey eventually takes the seal back, but he later brings the rest of the seals to Mickey's house.
Other appearances: Pluto, Salty the Seal
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film	Mickey accidentally brings a baby seal home with him from the zoo. The seal takes a liking to Mickey's bathtub, but makes Pluto jealous. Mickey eventually takes the seal back, but he later brings the rest of the seals to Mickey's house.
Other appearances: Pluto, Salty the Seal
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film	Mickey accidentally brings a baby seal home with him from the zoo. The seal takes a liking to Mickey's bathtub, but makes Pluto jealous. Mickey eventually takes the seal back, but he later brings the rest of the seals to Mickey's house.
Other appearances: Pluto, Salty the Seal
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film	Mickey accidentally brings a baby seal home with him from the zoo. The seal takes a liking to Mickey's bathtub, but makes Pluto jealous. Mickey eventually takes the seal back, but he later brings the rest of the seals to Mickey's house.
Other appearances: Pluto, Salty the Seal
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film	 	 	 	
=== 1951[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date
123 	R'coon Dawg	Charles Nichols	August 10, 1951
While hunting with Mickey, Pluto picks up the scent of a raccoon and follows the trail. But the clever raccoon discovers he is being followed and lays several tricks for the dog to throw him off the trail. When at last Pluto trees the raccoon, he secretly swipes Mickey's coonskin cap to make Pluto think he has a baby. Pluto and Mickey then respectfully leave the raccoon alone.
Other appearances: Pluto	While hunting with Mickey, Pluto picks up the scent of a raccoon and follows the trail. But the clever raccoon discovers he is being followed and lays several tricks for the dog to throw him off the trail. When at last Pluto trees the raccoon, he secretly swipes Mickey's coonskin cap to make Pluto think he has a baby. Pluto and Mickey then respectfully leave the raccoon alone.
Other appearances: Pluto	While hunting with Mickey, Pluto picks up the scent of a raccoon and follows the trail. But the clever raccoon discovers he is being followed and lays several tricks for the dog to throw him off the trail. When at last Pluto trees the raccoon, he secretly swipes Mickey's coonskin cap to make Pluto think he has a baby. Pluto and Mickey then respectfully leave the raccoon alone.
Other appearances: Pluto	While hunting with Mickey, Pluto picks up the scent of a raccoon and follows the trail. But the clever raccoon discovers he is being followed and lays several tricks for the dog to throw him off the trail. When at last Pluto trees the raccoon, he secretly swipes Mickey's coonskin cap to make Pluto think he has a baby. Pluto and Mickey then respectfully leave the raccoon alone.
Other appearances: Pluto
=== 1952[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date 	124	Pluto's Party	Milt Schaffer	September 19, 1952
It's Pluto's birthday party, but the orphans seem to be having all the fun. Their present is a wagon so Pluto can pull them; the "Pin the Tail on Pluto" game doesn't go quite right, and everything seems to prevent Pluto from having his birthday cake. But Mickey has planned ahead.
Other appearances: Pluto, mice children	It's Pluto's birthday party, but the orphans seem to be having all the fun. Their present is a wagon so Pluto can pull them; the "Pin the Tail on Pluto" game doesn't go quite right, and everything seems to prevent Pluto from having his birthday cake. But Mickey has planned ahead.
Other appearances: Pluto, mice children	It's Pluto's birthday party, but the orphans seem to be having all the fun. Their present is a wagon so Pluto can pull them; the "Pin the Tail on Pluto" game doesn't go quite right, and everything seems to prevent Pluto from having his birthday cake. But Mickey has planned ahead.
Other appearances: Pluto, mice children	It's Pluto's birthday party, but the orphans seem to be having all the fun. Their present is a wagon so Pluto can pull them; the "Pin the Tail on Pluto" game doesn't go quite right, and everything seems to prevent Pluto from having his birthday cake. But Mickey has planned ahead.
Other appearances: Pluto, mice children	 	 	 	
125 	Pluto's Christmas Tree	Jack Hannah	November 21, 1952	 	 	 	
Pluto comes bounding outside to help Mickey get a Christmas tree. Chip 'n Dale see him and make fun of him, but the tree they take refuge in is the one Mickey chops down. They like the decorations, especially the candy canes and Mickey's bowl of mixed nuts. But Pluto spots them and goes after them long before Mickey spots them.
Other appearances: Pluto, Chip and Dale; cameos by Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy	Pluto comes bounding outside to help Mickey get a Christmas tree. Chip 'n Dale see him and make fun of him, but the tree they take refuge in is the one Mickey chops down. They like the decorations, especially the candy canes and Mickey's bowl of mixed nuts. But Pluto spots them and goes after them long before Mickey spots them.
Other appearances: Pluto, Chip and Dale; cameos by Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy	Pluto comes bounding outside to help Mickey get a Christmas tree. Chip 'n Dale see him and make fun of him, but the tree they take refuge in is the one Mickey chops down. They like the decorations, especially the candy canes and Mickey's bowl of mixed nuts. But Pluto spots them and goes after them long before Mickey spots them.
Other appearances: Pluto, Chip and Dale; cameos by Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy	Pluto comes bounding outside to help Mickey get a Christmas tree. Chip 'n Dale see him and make fun of him, but the tree they take refuge in is the one Mickey chops down. They like the decorations, especially the candy canes and Mickey's bowl of mixed nuts. But Pluto spots them and goes after them long before Mickey spots them.
Other appearances: Pluto, Chip and Dale; cameos by Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy	 	 	 	
=== 1953[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date
126 	The Simple Things	Charles Nichols	April 18, 1953
Mickey and Pluto go fishing and Pluto encounters a mischievous clam who eats the bait. After getting rid of the clam, Mickey is outsmarted by a clever seagull. Mickey and Pluto get chased away by a flock of hungry birds.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Mickey's final theatrical appearance until Mickey's Christmas Carol in 1983	Mickey and Pluto go fishing and Pluto encounters a mischievous clam who eats the bait. After getting rid of the clam, Mickey is outsmarted by a clever seagull. Mickey and Pluto get chased away by a flock of hungry birds.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Mickey's final theatrical appearance until Mickey's Christmas Carol in 1983	Mickey and Pluto go fishing and Pluto encounters a mischievous clam who eats the bait. After getting rid of the clam, Mickey is outsmarted by a clever seagull. Mickey and Pluto get chased away by a flock of hungry birds.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Mickey's final theatrical appearance until Mickey's Christmas Carol in 1983	Mickey and Pluto go fishing and Pluto encounters a mischievous clam who eats the bait. After getting rid of the clam, Mickey is outsmarted by a clever seagull. Mickey and Pluto get chased away by a flock of hungry birds.
Other appearances: Pluto
Notes: Mickey's final theatrical appearance until Mickey's Christmas Carol in 1983
=== 1983[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date
127 	Mickey's Christmas Carol	Burny Mattinson	October 20, 1983
Adaptation of Charles Dickens' 1843 novella A Christmas Carol with Mickey as Bob Cratchit and Scrooge McDuck as Ebenezer Scrooge.
Other appearances: Scrooge McDuck, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, Jiminy Cricket, Willie the Giant, Pete, Morty and Ferdie; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Chip and Dale, and others.
Notes: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.[28] First time Wayne Allwine voices Mickey since The New Mickey Mouse Club. Longest film of the series at 26 minutes. The release date is for the United Kingdom. The release date for the United States is December 16, 1983.	Adaptation of Charles Dickens' 1843 novella A Christmas Carol with Mickey as Bob Cratchit and Scrooge McDuck as Ebenezer Scrooge.
Other appearances: Scrooge McDuck, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, Jiminy Cricket, Willie the Giant, Pete, Morty and Ferdie; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Chip and Dale, and others.
Notes: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.[28] First time Wayne Allwine voices Mickey since The New Mickey Mouse Club. Longest film of the series at 26 minutes. The release date is for the United Kingdom. The release date for the United States is December 16, 1983.	Adaptation of Charles Dickens' 1843 novella A Christmas Carol with Mickey as Bob Cratchit and Scrooge McDuck as Ebenezer Scrooge.
Other appearances: Scrooge McDuck, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, Jiminy Cricket, Willie the Giant, Pete, Morty and Ferdie; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Chip and Dale, and others.
Notes: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.[28] First time Wayne Allwine voices Mickey since The New Mickey Mouse Club. Longest film of the series at 26 minutes. The release date is for the United Kingdom. The release date for the United States is December 16, 1983.	Adaptation of Charles Dickens' 1843 novella A Christmas Carol with Mickey as Bob Cratchit and Scrooge McDuck as Ebenezer Scrooge.
Other appearances: Scrooge McDuck, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, Jiminy Cricket, Willie the Giant, Pete, Morty and Ferdie; cameos by Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Chip and Dale, and others.
Notes: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.[28] First time Wayne Allwine voices Mickey since The New Mickey Mouse Club. Longest film of the series at 26 minutes. The release date is for the United Kingdom. The release date for the United States is December 16, 1983.
=== 1990[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date
128 	The Prince and the Pauper	George Scribner	November 16, 1990
Adaptation of Mark Twain's 1881 novel of the same name with Mickey playing the pauper and a look-alike fictional Prince Edward.
Other appearances: Goofy, Donald Duck, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Pete	Adaptation of Mark Twain's 1881 novel of the same name with Mickey playing the pauper and a look-alike fictional Prince Edward.
Other appearances: Goofy, Donald Duck, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Pete	Adaptation of Mark Twain's 1881 novel of the same name with Mickey playing the pauper and a look-alike fictional Prince Edward.
Other appearances: Goofy, Donald Duck, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Pete	Adaptation of Mark Twain's 1881 novel of the same name with Mickey playing the pauper and a look-alike fictional Prince Edward.
Other appearances: Goofy, Donald Duck, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Pluto, Pete
=== 1995[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date
129 	Runaway Brain	Chris Bailey	August 8, 1995
Eager to give Minnie a Hawaiian vacation, Mickey answers a newspaper want ad advertising "a mindless day's work". After reporting for the job, however, Mickey is horrified to discover he is to partake in a mad scientist's brain-swapping experiment with a monster.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete as "Julius", Dr. Frankenollie
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film[29]	Eager to give Minnie a Hawaiian vacation, Mickey answers a newspaper want ad advertising "a mindless day's work". After reporting for the job, however, Mickey is horrified to discover he is to partake in a mad scientist's brain-swapping experiment with a monster.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete as "Julius", Dr. Frankenollie
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film[29]	Eager to give Minnie a Hawaiian vacation, Mickey answers a newspaper want ad advertising "a mindless day's work". After reporting for the job, however, Mickey is horrified to discover he is to partake in a mad scientist's brain-swapping experiment with a monster.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete as "Julius", Dr. Frankenollie
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film[29]	Eager to give Minnie a Hawaiian vacation, Mickey answers a newspaper want ad advertising "a mindless day's work". After reporting for the job, however, Mickey is horrified to discover he is to partake in a mad scientist's brain-swapping experiment with a monster.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Pete as "Julius", Dr. Frankenollie
Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film[29]
=== 2013[edit] ===
Installment	Film 	Director 	Release date
130 	Get a Horse!	Lauren MacMullan	November 27, 2013
Mickey and friends embark on a musical wagon ride, until Peg-Leg Pete shows up and tries to run them off the road.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, and Pete.
Notes: Debuted at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival on June 11, 2013.[30] Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.[31]Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cameos at the end of the short, making his first appearance in a Mickey Mouse-related short and also his first appearance in a theatrical short since his cameo in The Woody Woodpecker Polka (1951).	Mickey and friends embark on a musical wagon ride, until Peg-Leg Pete shows up and tries to run them off the road.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, and Pete.
Notes: Debuted at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival on June 11, 2013.[30] Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.[31]Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cameos at the end of the short, making his first appearance in a Mickey Mouse-related short and also his first appearance in a theatrical short since his cameo in The Woody Woodpecker Polka (1951).	Mickey and friends embark on a musical wagon ride, until Peg-Leg Pete shows up and tries to run them off the road.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, and Pete.
Notes: Debuted at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival on June 11, 2013.[30] Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.[31]Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cameos at the end of the short, making his first appearance in a Mickey Mouse-related short and also his first appearance in a theatrical short since his cameo in The Woody Woodpecker Polka (1951).	Mickey and friends embark on a musical wagon ride, until Peg-Leg Pete shows up and tries to run them off the road.
Other appearances: Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, and Pete.
Notes: Debuted at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival on June 11, 2013.[30] Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.[31]Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cameos at the end of the short, making his first appearance in a Mickey Mouse-related short and also his first appearance in a theatrical short since his cameo in The Woody Woodpecker Polka (1951).
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