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Shindig

***The Shindig*** is a Mickey Mouse short animated film first released on July 11, 1930, as part of the *Mickey Mouse* film series. It was the twentieth Mickey Mouse short to be produced, the fifth of that year.

The cartoon's cast includes Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar.

## Plot[edit]

Mickey and Minnie are in the back of a long car packed with animals, singing "A-Hunting We Will Go" as they travel to the big Barn Dance. Horace picks up Clarabelle in his rickety motorcycle, and she rides in the wheelbarrow used as a sidecar.

At the dance, Mickey and Minnie play "Turkey in the Straw" on piano and violin for an appreciative crowd of farm animals. The audience applauds, and the mice play "Pop Goes the Weasel". Mickey imaginatively uses a pail, a washtub and even Minnie's tail to play the song, but she doesn't appreciate his creativity and slaps his hand away. He then plays "Old Folks at Home" on harmonica, and tap dances. Minnie continues the song on piano, and Clarabelle does an energetic solo dance. Mickey dances with Clarabelle, a dachsund, and a large pig. At the end of the number, the pig jumps and lands on Mickey, accidentally squashing him flat.

## Production[edit]

Early in the short, Clarabelle is seen reading the 1907 erotic romance novel *Three Weeks*. When Horace pulls her tail to indicate that he has come to visit, she hides it under her bed of straw, and puts on a dress to cover her udders. *Three Weeks* was so controversial that *The Shindig* was banned in Ohio.

This is the first time that Clarabelle is seen wearing the costume that would become her characteristic outfit. Horace, now completely anthropomorphized, is also seen for the first time in his characteristic outfit of a bowler hat and yoke around his neck; he is no longer ridden like a horse, and instead drives a motorcycle to take Clarabelle to the dance.

Mickey's harmonica solo was animated by Wilfred Jackson, who also performs the song on the soundtrack.

The scene with Mickey dancing with the enormous pig would appear again in the 1932 cartoon *The Whoopee Party*.

## Voice cast[edit]

* Mickey Mouse: Walt Disney
* Minnie Mouse: Marcellite Garner
* Clarabelle Cow: Marcellite Garner
* Horace Horsecollar: Walt Disney

## Reception[edit]

*The Film Daily* (September 14, 1930): "Okay. A barnyard setting supplies the locale for this Mickey Mouse performance, which consists of the animals conducting a hoofing spree, with Minnie Mouse doing honors at the piano. Right up to the usual standard of the Mickey Mouse cartoon series."

*Variety* (January 7, 1931): "Average cartoon comedy revealing no unusual features. It's a barn involving all the animals in the yard. Customary antics and flippancies for smiles rather than laughs. Always okay for the youngsters."

## Home media[edit]

The short was released on December 7, 2004 on *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two: 1929-1935*.

## Television[edit]

The short was shown on *The Mickey Mouse Club* (Season 1, Episode 54).

# Video:

-ENG- 1930 - Mickey Mouse - The Shindig.mpg
Barn-Yard Olympics

***Barnyard Olympics*** is a *Mickey Mouse* cartoon that debuted April 18, 1932.

## Summary

With Horace as his trainer, Mickey competes with Pete at running, vaulting, rowing, and finally a delightfully crazy bicycle race.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse (voiced by Walt Disney)
* Minnie Mouse (voiced by Marcellite Garner)
* Pluto (voiced by Pinto Colvig)
* Pete (voiced by Pinto Colvig)
* Clarabelle Cow
* Horace Horsecollar

## Home video releases

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2*

## Trivia

* This cartoon is the basis of the *Kingdom Hearts III* Classic Kingdom game *Barnyard Sports*.
Keptaur

ON KEPTAURS
"If you go down to Demauric and you see a centaur with a bull's head, don't comment on it. Just act like you've seen it before. Keptaurs don't like attention, they get enough at home."-Tonio, human tour-guide, explaining Demauric culture.
"He was run down and gored by a thunderous charge. The beast didn't even have a weapon but it didn't matter. He slaughtered my guards with ease and I only just managed to escape with my life."-Miz'zana Waeglarr, drow priestess of Lloth, on her disastrous surface raid in Demauric.
"She had rage within her that struggled against her duel nature. She wished to run free, she wished for order and discipline. When she finally came to balance herself she proved the greatest pupil I ever raised."-Sofe, Lucantusk druid, on her greatest pupil.
"I've never gotten lost following one."- Wuamu, Tortle explorer, recounting the adventures of his long life.
Centaurs and Minotaurs often appear to have little in common with the rigid society of the minotaurs and the free-spirited roaming of the centaurs a source of tension between the two races. Yet hundreds of years of shared proximity and the odd attraction of opposites led to significant cross-breeding between the two races. Keptaurs emerged as their own people that, can breed true or with either of the parent races. Keptaurs resemble centaurs from the waist down though their hooves are more bovine in appearance and their hair tends to be darker. From the waist up however, they resemble their minotaur parent, with their mighty horns and bovine features. Keptaurs are beings of duality with both parent's traits wrestling for control of their being. Some seek out the wilderness and explore and others serve in the legions of Demauric, regardless, Keptaurs are rarely found outside of either of those two groups though some form communities of their own. Most, while not openly mocked or prejudiced, are politely disdained by those outside their immediate family and this has led to the somewhat insular nature of Keptaurs.
Centaur

On Centaurs

"They are our among our oldest allies. They have reverence for The Green Lord like few others, they understand the place of nature like us and they respect it, like us. It's not a surprise that our deep spiritual connection occasionally becomes a physical one." -Omaxalim, Wood Elf Warrior, on his decision to take a Centaur bride.

"They have a deep respect for tradition. Admirable." -Rakoz, Lucantusk Druid, at the conclave of druids bring honor to the Centaur people.

"Watch out for their heavy cavalry. They'll run you down and run you through." -Nogrel, Hobgoblin Veteran, to the new recruits before they move out into Centaur territory.

"They don't like it when you try to ride them. Even as a joke!" -Reli Brightbobble, Gnome Alchemist, on what led to her friend's angry response.

While a rare sight in Apia's cities, Centaurs are truly something to behold in their natural element. Half humanoid, half horse, they roam across the planes in great clans, dangerous when roused but ultimately peaceful. Their upper half resemble sturdier elves, with pointed ears and slanted brows but with the muscle structure of humans. Their lower haves are sturdy horses with majestic, shiny coats. Centaurs are nomadic, with almost no settlements to speak of. A deeply spiritual and traditional people, Centuars proudly exclaim that they have done things the same way for millennia, and have no intention of changing them. Most individuals are exiles, some Centuar who has committed a grave crime.
Chip

Chip é um participante que raiz desde a primeira Creative Squad e tem atualmente 182 mil inscritos

## Redes sociais:

* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chip.naughter/
* Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/chipnaughter
* Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCghoGp6lvf3Lfu9cYdfIqtw

## Pets:

* Geraldinho ( um Papagaio vermelho )
* alguns jumentos
* A's ( um exército de Devastadores e Vingadores )
Caduxinn

Caduxinn é um participante que raiz desde a primeira Creative Squad e tem atualmente 224 mil inscritos em seu canal

## Redes sociais:

* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caduxinn/?hl=pt-br
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/Caduxinn
* Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Caduxinn
* Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/caduxinn

## Segredos:

* Criou uma ilha de experimentos no episódio 11

## Alianças:

* Cadu se tornou aliado do Chip no episódio 5
Onerb

Onerb é um participante que raiz desde a primeira Creative Squad e tem atualmente mais de 200 mil inscritos.

## Redes sociais:

* Discord: https://discord.com/invite/A9n6ESDSFN
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/Onerb\_br
* Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/onerb\_br

## Construções:

> Construções que foram removidas vão estar em vermelho.
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* Criou um minigame de esqui no gelo no episódio 6
* Construiu sua casa barco no episódio 7
* Criou um minigame de corrida sobre o mar no episódio 20
* Construiu um canhão para facilitar a chegar em sua casa mais rápido no episódio 21
* Construiu um cavalo de troia no episódio 23

## Segredos:

* Construiu sua base no episódio 9 ( removida )
* Fez uma localização falsa para despistar os membros da Creative Squad 2 do The End no episódio 16
* Fez uma base no VOID para esconder sua elytra no episódio 17
* Conectou sua casa com sua base do VOID no episódio 18 e 19
* Fortificou sua casa contra trollagens no episódio 22

## Pets:

* Xico ( um Boneco de neve )
* Lilica ( Uma Galinha )
* Cagrita ( uma Cabra )
* Rulki ( um Hoglin )
Tonigon

Tonigon é um participante que raiz desde a primeira Creative Squad e tem atualmente mais de 1 mi de inscritos

## Redes sociais:

* Discord: https://discord.com/invite/VtbUVfVfYc
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/\_Tonigon
* Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Tonigon
* Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/tonigonn

## Construções:

> Construções que foram removidas vão estar em vermelho.
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* Poço do desejos no episódio 2
* Sua casa dentro da montanha no episódio 4
* Modo de escalar mais rápido até sua casa no episódio 5
* Fez um Bunker anti-trollagem no Nether no episódio 11
* Construiu um mega castelo de gelo no episódio 13
* Fez um letreiro de cobre no Monte Everest no episódio 20
* Construiu uma corrida de Tridentes no episódio 25
* Construiu uma torre de vigia pro seu castelo no episódio 28
* Construiu uma ponte invisível no episódio 32
* Construiu um quadrado vermelho para uma dinâmica 34 ( removida )

## Segredos:

* Tonigon construiu sua base batcaverna dentro de uma montanha atrás da cachoeira no episódio 8
* Fez um trem subterrâneo conectando sua base, sua casa e seu portal do Nether no episódio 12
* Fortificou a defesa de seu castelo de gelo no episódio 16
* Criou um labirinto para defender seus itens na batcaverna no episódio 19
* Adicionou um tunel de fuga na sua base no episódio 29
* Adicionou passagens secretas na sua base no episódio 30
* Fortificou seu castelo contra ladrões de pet no episódio 33
* Adicionou um exército de esqueletos no seu castelo no episódio 37

## Pets:

* Maionese ( uma Raposa das neves )
* Um exército de Lobos
* Mostardinha (Um axolote amarelo)
Goofy Covers Government

**Goofy Covers Government** is a educational game was released for Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer, Developed by Disney Interactive and Published by Radio Shack on 1983 in United Kingdom.

## Plot

### Inside Congress

Ever wonder who makes the laws we live by? Goofy does, too. Go with him on his first assignment as a cub reporter and discover why Congress is so important to our system of government.

### The President's Job

Who has the biggest job in the world? It may be the President of the United States. Go with Goofy to a Presidential press conference and help him research the President's job. You'll make some amazing discoveries.
Feuripe

Feuripe é um participante que raiz desde a primeira Creative Squad.

## Redes sociais:

* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feuripe/
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/FEURIPEE
* Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FEURIPE/featured

## Construções:

* Construiu sua casa no episódio 2 ( Foi destruida pelo Ligonz )
* Construiu uma montanha russa nas montanhas no episódio 7
* Construiu sua nova casa de geleia no episódio 8
* Construiu um prédio com seu rosto no episódio 10
Fixz

Fixz é um participante que raiz desde a primeira Creative Squad e tem atualmente 570 mil inscritos.

## Adiciona aí no meu dc ninjamandrake11#5756

* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fixz.png/
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/FixzPng
* Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Fixzinho

## Construções:

* Construiu a "*Corp X*" no episódio 5
* Construiu uma ponte de folhas que caem no episódio 8
* Construiu sua casa nas cavernas no episódio 9
* Criou um sistema de alerta na "*Corp X*" caso algo de ruim aconteça no episódio 10
* Reformou a caverna de sua casa no episódio 12
* Construiu uma Estátua no episódio 19

## Segredos:

* Criou uma passagem secreta atrás do portal do Nether no episódio 14
* Construiu um laboratório de trollagens atrás do portal no episódio 15
* Criou um sistema de autodestruição de seu laboratório caso algo aconteça no episódio 16
* Construiu uma Fortaleza no Nether no episódio 20

## Aliados:

* Fixz se tornou aliado do Geleia no episódio 16
Bern

Bern é um participante que raiz desde a primeira Creative Squad e tem atualmente 49,4 mil inscritos.

## Redes sociais:

* Twitter: https://twitter.com/Beriedsu\_
* Twitch: https://m.twitch.tv/beriedsu/home
* Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6LIcG7\_jWgQ-9BNKzbUyOg

## Construções:

* Construiu sua casa no episódio 3
* Construiu uma farm de lã no episódio 4
* Construiu um presente de natal (especial) no episódio 6 ( removida )
Lonesome Ghosts

* Approved
* 9m
* NR
* 1937 Mickey, Donald and Goofy run the "Ajax Ghost Exterminators" agency. They receive a call from lonely and bored ghosts to come to their house where they are scared silly by the hilarious haunts and taunts of these spirited pranksters.
	+ Director
		- Burt Gillett(uncredited)
	+ Writer
		- Dick Friel(story)
	+ Stars
		- Billy Bletcher(voice)
		- Pinto Colvig(voice)
		- Walt Disney(voice)
The Mad Dog

***The Mad Dog*** is a *Mickey Mouse* cartoon that was released on March 5, 1932.

## Story

Pluto accidentally swallows the soap while being bathed, then runs away. His soapy slobber and barking make locals think he's gone mad with rabies, and they call Pete the dogcatcher to destroy him. It's up to Mickey to save Pluto.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse (voiced by Walt Disney)
* Pluto (voiced by Pinto Colvig)
* Pete (voiced by Pinto Colvig)

## Home video releases

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2*
Telling Time With Donald

***Telling Time With Donald*** is a educational game was released for Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer, Developed by Disney Interactive and Published by Radio Shack on 1983 in United Kingdom.

## Plot

### Hours

In this first activity, Mickey Mouse and the people of Mountainview Village become familiar with clocks, and learn the importance of telling time.

Mayor Mickey and the people of Mountainview Village are not clockwatchers and it shows. Mountainview factory workers never know when to come to work, children never know when to come to school, and the town stores never know when to open and close. A helpful cuckoo bird comes to the rescue, leading Morty and Ferdie to the village clockmaker of nearby Snowville. The friendly clockmaker teaches them to tell time. Morty and Ferdie return to Mountainview with a clock, and a plan to help the villagers keep up with time.

### Half-Hours

While fishing at Duckburg Pond, Donald and Gladstone Gander catch something - a magic lamp. They are granted three wishes, but there is a catch ... for their wishes to come true, Donald must learn how to tell time by the half-hour.
Filmography

This article lists every short, feature film, and television show that Mickey Mouse has appeared in.

## Shorts

### 1920s

* Plane Crazy (1928)
* The Gallopin' Gaucho
* Steamboat Willie
* The Barn Dance
* The Opry House
* When The Cats Away...
* The Barn-Yard Battle!
* The Plowboy
* The Karnival Kid
* Mickey's Follies
* Mickey's Choo Choo!
* The Jazz Fool
* Jungle Rhythm
Mickeytastic! Wiki

1. Mickey has starred in over 121 theatrical releases, including shorts and featurettes.
2. Mickey was the first cartoon character to earn a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame! His star was added on November 18, 1978.
3. Mickey has different names around the world. For example, he is known as Musse Pigg in Sweden, Mi Lao Shu in China and Topolino in Italy.
4. Walt Disney’s original name for Mickey was Mortimer! However, his wife Lillian Disney felt that it didn’t work for the character Walt had created and hence, she suggested Mickey!
5. Mickey’s first phrase was his now-famous “Hot dog! Hot dog!”
6. Mickey’s first appearance was in Steamboat Willie in 1928. The tune that he whistles is from the song “Steamboat Bill” by Arthur Collins. ( The First Short Was Plane Crazy)
7. The first person to give Mickey his voice was none other than Walt Disney himself!
8. While Steamboat Willie was Mickey’s very first appearance, he made his feature film debut in Fantasia in 1940.
9. Mickey has made two special appearances at the Academy Awards over the years: once in 1988 and another in 2003. He presented the Oscar for Best Animated Short film on both occasions.

## Stuff

Filmography
Mickey In The Great Outdoors

***Mickey In The Great Outdoor*** is a educational game was released for Atari 8-Bit, Developed and Published by Disney Interactive on 1983 in United States.

## Plot

Two challenging computer learning adventures for ages 7-10. The goal is to move Mickey along on his adventure. It's always a challenge because the further Mickey advances, the greater the "obstacles" he must overcome. The problems grow more complex and there's less time to solve them!

Mickey Goes Hiking. Develop and reinforce essential grammar and spelling skills. Help Mickey along on his adventure by finishing incomplete sentences and by creating words out of scrambled letters.

Mickey Goes Exploring. Develop and reinforce two basic math skills- equation solving and number sequencing. Guide Mickey through his second adventure by finishing incomplete equations and completing numerical sequences in their proper order.

Original, interactive adventure in learning for endless hours of computer fun! The adventure gets tougher as the player gets better. That means there's no end to the learning process- and no end to the fun!

Vivid visuals, super sound. High-quality animation and top-notch computer graphics combine to create a crisp, high-resolution image. The full soundtrack includes music and sound effects. Add all these features together and the result is a computer adventure that's nearly as much fun to watch as it is to play!

Easy to use! The only thing about this game that's not challenging is the instructions. They're a snap. An easy-to-follow instruction guide clearly explains the simple rules of each game.
House Of Mouse Villians

NR 1h8m 2002

***Mickey's House of Villains*** is a direct-to-video film, based on *House of Mouse*, starring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Daisy Duck, and characters and villains from past Disney movies. It was released on both VHS and DVD by Walt Disney Home Entertainment on September 3, 2002. As the events of the film take place during the third and final season of *House of Mouse*, it is not to be confused with the episode, "Pete's House of Villains", in which Mickey lets Pete run the show.

While the film is available only in a cropped full-screen format on VHS and DVD releases, the original HD widescreen version of the film is available on current television broadcasts as well as on iTunes and Netflix.
The Barn-Yard Broadcast

***The Barnyard Broadcast*** is a *Mickey Mouse* short that debuted on October 10, 1931.

Mickey and the gang have a rowdy musical for the radio.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Minnie Mouse
* Clarabelle Cow
* Horace Horsecollar
* Pluto

## Home video releases

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2*

# Video:

Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse - The Barnyard Broadcast (1931)
Mickey Mouse (game)

**Mickey Mouse** is a *Game & Watch* game released by Nintendo as a part of the Wide Screen series on October 9, 1981, and as a part of the Panorama series on February 28, 1984. It is a single-screen single-player *Game & Watch*.

In the Wide Screen version, the player controls Mickey Mouse whose task it is to catch eggs as they roll down four slopes, two on either side of the screen. If an egg is dropped it lands on the floor releasing a chick who walks away off screen. The eggs fall ever more quickly as the total caught closes in on multiples of 100. In GAME A the misses are reset every 100 caught eggs. In GAME B the number and rate of descent of eggs is increased with misses only being reset at multiples of 500. Missing three eggs between resets will end the game. The gameplay is similar to Egg.

The Panorama version of the game is completely different. In this game, the player controls Mickey Mouse, who is performing acrobatics in a circus. The player must move Mickey left and right to catch batons, whilst avoiding flaming torches. The speed the objects fall increases upon the total score closing in on multiples of 100. If the player misses a baton or touches a flaming torch, a life is lost. After three lives are lost, the game ends. Once the player reaches 300 points, all misses are cancelled. If the player has no misses, they will receive double points until the next miss. The gameplay is similar to Donkey Kong Circus.
Blue Rhythm

***Blue Rhythm*** is a black and white *Mickey Mouse* animated short. It was released on August 18, 1931.

## Synopsis

Mickey and the gang are putting on a concert of the St. Louis Blues. The show starts with a piano solo by Mickey. Minnie later appears on stage to sing the lyrics while Mickey continues to play the melody. When she is finished singing, she and Mickey begin scatting and dancing to the music. As the two leave the stage, the curtain rises to reveal a full band conducted by Mickey. As the piece progresses, Mickey steps into the spotlight again for a clarinet solo before conducting the big finale that literally brings the house down.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Minnie Mouse
* Pluto
* Horace Horsecollar
* Clarabelle Cow

## Releases

### Television

* *The Mickey Mouse Club*, February 7, 1956
* *Donald's Quack Attack*, episode #72

### Home video

**Laserdisc**

* *Mickey Mouse: The Black and White Years - Volume One*

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White*

## Trivia

* The song performed throughout *Blue Rhythm*, the St. Louis Blues, was written by composer W. C. Handy and was one of the earliest jazz pieces to become a part of popular music.
* Pluto makes an odd out-of-character appearance in this short as a glove-wearing anthropomorphic trombone player.
* Mickey's "pie eyes" are back to being black ovals.
Creative Squad 2 Wiki

A **Creative Squad 2** é uma série com trollagens feita no Minecraft 1.18 Survival, a série é composta com 10 youtubers.
Cada youtuber pegou um papel com o nome de um participante e seu objetivo é trollar a qualquer momento essa pessoa.

**Série:** 3/12/2021 - 21/08/2022

## Participantes

CaduxinnGeleiaTonigonOnerbMucaHDLigonzChipFeuripeBernFixz

## Clube da picareta

No começo da série, alguns participantes tiveram a ideia de começarem a trocar suas picaretas até chegar nos seus donos.

Veja quais picaretas passou pelas mãos de cada participante:

(  Cadureta  )
( Robson )
(  Picareta de Bigode  )
( Xico kkkkk )
Robson
  MucaHD
(  :3  )
Cadureta
  Ligonz
( ??? )
( Picareta do Yeti )
( ??? )
( ??? )
( ??? )

## A Trollagem Do Papel

#### Ligonz:

A primeira trollagem do servidor foi causada pelo Ligonz que trollou a casa do Bern

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Plane Crazy (1928)

Inspired by Lindbergh's flight from New York to Paris, Mickey builds a plane to take Minnie for a trip involving some necking, though Minnie objects to the necking.

Mickey and his friends build an airplane from wood, using a dachshund like a rubber band. This plane never takes off, and quickly crashes into a tree. Mickey stretches his car into a semblance of an airplane, and brings Minnie along this time. Mickey is thrown from the plane, and struggles to get back in. The plane finally takes off. Mickey tries to get a kiss, but Minnie resists, and after Mickey kisses her anyway, she jumps out, using her bloomers as a parachute. Mickey crashes the plane soon after that.
Once Upon A Christmas

NR 1h10m 1999

***Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas*** is a 1999 direct-to-video animated Christmas anthology comedy drama fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Television Animation.

The film includes three features: *Donald Duck: Stuck on Christmas* (featuring Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Scrooge McDuck and Huey, Dewey, and Louie), *A Very Goofy Christmas* (featuring Goofy, Max, Pete and the Beagle Boys) and *Mickey and Minnie's Gift of the Magi* (featuring Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Pluto). Other Disney characters also make cameos in the film.

The film won the Award for Best Animated Feature Film at the 5th Kecskemét Animation Film Festival in 1999. A sequel, titled *Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas*, was released in 2004.
Mickey's Christmas Carol

***Mickey's Christmas Carol*** is a 1983 American animated family comedy-drama featurette directed and produced by Burny Mattinson. The cartoon is an adaptation of Charles Dickens's 1843 novella *A Christmas Carol*, and stars Scrooge McDuck as Ebenezer Scrooge. Many other Disney characters, primarily from the Mickey Mouse universe, as well as Jiminy Cricket from *Pinocchio* (1940), and characters from *Robin Hood* (1973) and *The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad* (1949), were cast throughout the film. The featurette was produced by Walt Disney Pictures and released by Buena Vista Distribution on 16 December 1983, with the re-issue of *The Rescuers* (1977). In the United States, it was first aired on television on NBC, on 10 December 1984.

*Mickey's Christmas Carol* was largely adapted from the 1974 Disneyland Records audio musical *An Adaptation of Dickens' Christmas Carol*. The musical featured similar dialogue and a similar cast of characters with the exception of the first and last Christmas ghosts.

This was the first original Mickey Mouse theatrical cartoon produced in over 30 years. With the exception of re-releases, Mickey had not appeared in movie theaters since the short film *The Simple Things* (1953). The graveyard sequence was also the first time Disney tested the *APT process*. Many additional characters seen in the film had also not appeared in a theatrical cartoon for several decades. The film was also the last time in which Clarence Nash voiced Donald Duck. Nash was the only original voice actor in the film as Walt Disney (Mickey Mouse) and Pinto Colvig (Goofy) had died in the 1960s, Bill Thompson (Scrooge McDuck), Cliff Edwards (Jiminy Cricket) and Billy Gilbert (Willie the Giant) in 1971, and Billy Bletcher (Pete and the Big Bad Wolf) in 1979. It was also the first time in animation that Scrooge McDuck (as Ebenezer Scrooge) was voiced by actor Alan Young (who had first voiced the character on the musical album); Young would continue to be the primary voice actor for McDuck until the actor's death in 2016.

The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1984, but lost to Jimmy Picker's *Sundae in New York*. It was the first nomination for a Mickey Mouse short since *Mickey and the Seal* (1948).
The Plowboy

***The Plowboy*** is a *Mickey Mouse* cartoon released on June 28, 1929.

## Synopsis

As the title implies Mickey was depicted as a farmer alongside Minnie Mouse. He is first seen with his horse while plowng a field. Then Minnie comes along with her cow. She has Mickey milk the cow for her. As he does, the cow starts licking him in an apparent sign of affection. Mickey does not seem pleased and replies by rolling up its muzzle with its own tongue. Mickey eventually manages to present Minnie with a full bucket of milk and proceeds forcefully to kiss her. Minnie's reply to this sign of affection is knocking his head with the bucket. At some point, the horse is stung by a bee, panics and starts galloping. By the time the horse calms down again, the plow has been broken. In the finale, Mickey resorts to using a pig as a plow.

## Notes

* This is Horace Horsecollar's first appearance.
* Minnie's cow is considered a prototype Clarabelle Cow.
* The goat/pig/chicken hybrid gag was originally written for *Plane Crazy*, but was scrapped and instead used here.

## Cast

* Walt Disney - Mickey Mouse, Horace Horsecollar
* Marjorie Ralston - Minnie Mouse

## Home video releases

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2*
Brave Little Tailor

***Brave Little Tailor*** is a *Mickey Mouse* animated short, based loosely on "*Das tapfere Schneiderlein*" (tale 20 in the Grimm Brothers' *Kinder- und Hausmärchen*) released in 1938. It was ranked #26 in *The 50 Greatest Cartoons: As Selected by 1,000 Animation Professionals*, a book by animation historian Jerry Beck.

NR 1938 9m

### Directed by

Burt Gillett

Bill Roberts

### Written by

Jack Kinney

Frank Tashlin

### Starring

Walt Disney

Marcellite Garner

Eddie Holden
The Jazz Fool

***The Jazz Fool*** is a Mickey Mouse short animated film first released on December 21, 1929, as part of the *Mickey Mouse* film series. It was the twelfth Mickey Mouse short to be produced, the ninth of that year.

The cartoon's title combines the titles of two Al Jolson films: *The Jazz Singer* (1927) and *The Singing Fool* (1928). An early version of Horace Horsecollar appears, but is not yet the anthropomorphized character that he later evolves into.

The only dialogue is Mickey singing to a tune using "dohs".

## Plot[edit]

Mickey Mouse arrives in town riding in a horse-drawn cart labeled "Mickey's Big Road Show", playing the organ. His horse dances, as do various animals following close behind the cart. Two cows (who both look like Clarabelle Cow) dance in the barnyard, and so do the clothes hanging on a washline.

Reaching a fair, the horse plays percussion as Mickey plays his organ. When the song ends, Mickey takes the stage and plays piano aggressively, ultimately having a fistfight with the instrument. At the end of the concert, the piano takes its revenge by biting Mickey in the rear end.

## Production[edit]

This is the second Mickey Mouse cartoon involving a piano concert, following *The Opry House*, which was released seven months earlier in March 1929. It includes some gags recycled from the earlier cartoon.

## Reception[edit]

In *Mickey's Movies: The Theatrical Films of Mickey Mouse*, Gijs Grob points out, "*The Jazz Fool* is one of those early Mickey Mouse shorts with a lot of musical performances, but no plot. However, there's plenty of action, and Mickey's piano performance is still entertaining today."

On the *Disney Film Project*, Ryan Kilpatrick writes: "The best [part] is the personality animation of Mickey, showing his anger, frustration or happiness at what he’s playing on the piano. It's very well done, with simple moves of the eyebrow and eyes, turns of his mouth, or the direction of his nose or shoulders expressing the entire emotion. It’s a very expressive Mickey, part of the evolution of his character over the last few shorts."

*Motion Picture News* (November 9, 1929) said: "Lots of Laughs: This is an ideal comedy short to be placed on the same program a picture such as *Is Everybody Happy?* The gags in the piano playing stunt are enough to make any short get over. The calliope opening gets a number of laughs."

## Home media[edit]

The short was released on December 7, 2004 on *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two: 1929-1935*.
The Duck Hunt

***The Duck Hunt*** is a *Mickey Mouse* cartoon that was released on January 28, 1932.

## Synopsis

Mickey and Pluto go duck hunting, stopping to jam to "Columbia, Gem of the Ocean." The ducks get their own back, carrying the hunters through the air and dropping them on a clothesline.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse (voiced by Walt Disney)
* Pluto (voiced by Pinto Colvig)

## Releases

### Television

* *The Mickey Mouse Club*, November 29, 1955
* *Donald's Quack Attack*, episode #27
* *Mickey's Mouse Tracks*, episode #42

### Home video

**Laserdisc**

* *Mickey Mouse: The Black and White Years - Volume One*

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White*
Traffic Troubles

## Summary

Mickey's a taxi driver on a very dilapidated road. He tries to take Percy Pig to an appointment but loses him on the way. He then tries to bring Minnie to her music lesson, but a detour through a barnyard and an encounter with a snake-oil salesman ruin that plan, too.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse (voiced by Walt Disney)
* Minnie Mouse (voiced by Marcellite Garner)
* Percy Pig

## Home video releases

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2*

## Trivia

* This is one of six cartoons that plays at the Main Street Cinema at Disneyland, albeit without sound (like a silent movie).
Get A Horse

Get A Horse

* 2013
* G
* 6m

Animation Short Comedy

Mickey, Minnie, Horace Horsecollar, and Clarabelle Cow go on a musical wagon ride until Peg-Leg Pete tries to run them off the road.

* Director
	+ Lauren MacMullan
* Writers
	+ Lauren MacMullan(story)
	+ Paul Briggs(story)
	+ Nancy Kruse(story)
* Stars
	+ Walt Disney(archive sound)
	+ Marcellite Garner(archive sound)
	+ Russi Taylor(voice)

# Transcript:

Whoopee!

Yoo hoo!

Minnie!

- Make way for the future!

- Hey!

- Mickey!

- Minnie!

I'm gonna knock you

right into next week!

Huh?

- Hey!

- Whoa!

Huh? Hmm!

Oh, my nachos!

Hello.

Oh, my gosh! Red!

Mickey!

All alone, without your little pal.

- Mickey!

- Minnie!

Beat it!

Now... Now, wait a minute, mister.

Too late!

Minnie!

Mickey! Mickey!

Get out of there!

Minnie! Minnie!

- Minnie!

- Mickey!

Ah, gee, Minnie!

Hey, pal! It's you!

To get your messages, press one.

Hey!

Want some candy?

Alley-oop!

Hmm?

Mickey, where are you?

What the...

- Minnie!

- Oh, Mickey!

Minnie!

Give me back my phone!

Telephone!

Attaboy!

Yeah?

Uh-oh.

Minnie!

Help! Help! Help!

I'll save you! Ha!

- Mickey!

- Minnie!

Where are we? Poughkeepsie?

Oh, my nachos!

Ha!

I knew I'd get you!

Here, bully, bully, bully!

Take that!

Hmm?

Huh?

Hey, fellers!

Ow!

Who done that?

Mickey, do it again!

Oh, isn't it lovely?

Ow!

Why, you little...

Hot dog!

Hey, wait a minute!

Oh, boy! Oh, boy! Oh, boy!

Not again.

- Why, you...

- Do it again!

Hey!

You!

Pete don't like this!

Daddy?

It's you.

I used to have a little cat once.

Company dismissed!

- Minnie!

- Mickey!

Ah, get a horse!

Goodbye! Goodbye, little feller!

Hey, come back here!

Hey!

# Video:

Mickey Mouse - Get a Horse (2013) Full Short
Chain Gang

***The Chain Gang*** is a 1930 Mickey Mouse animated film produced by Walt Disney Productions for Columbia Pictures, as part of the *Mickey Mouse* film series. It was the twenty-first Mickey Mouse short to be produced, the sixth of that year. It is one of a group of shorts of strikingly uneven quality produced by Disney immediately after Ub Iwerks left the studio.

The cartoon was primarily drawn by Norm Ferguson, and featured a pair of bloodhounds, who helped to track down Mickey after his escape from prison. Although these dogs were not named, the style in which they were drawn makes them clear forerunners of Pluto, who first officially appeared a few months later in *The Picnic*. The animation for one of the bloodhound scenes in *The Chain Gang* was recycled as Pluto in four later cartoons.

## Plot[edit]

Mickey Mouse is in prison, connected with a chain to six other prisoners as they are led out to the yard for hard labor. He keeps a cheery grin, banging on the iron ball and singing, until the guard, Peg-Leg Pete, tells him to shut up. The prisoners break rocks, but when the guard falls asleep at his post, Mickey plays Vernon Dalhart's "The Prisoner's Song" on his harmonica. The other prisoners join in with the song, singing and using their implements as instruments.

One of the inmates dances to the tune of Felix Mendelssohn's "Spring Song" -- but when he spits on the guard, Pete wakes up and whistles for help. This starts a riot, and the guards shoot at the prisoners. Mickey uses a seesaw to fly over the prison wall, and escapes into the nearby woods.

Mickey is chased into a swamp by a guard accompanied by two bloodhounds, and tries to get away by riding a pair of horses. With the horses out of control, Mickey flies off a cliff, which happens to be right above the prison. He falls through the roof into a cell, where two inmates happily sing "We're Here Because We're Here". Mickey joins in for the final iris out.

## Legacy[edit]

In a scene animated by Norm Ferguson, Mickey is chased by two bloodhounds after his prison break, and we see each hound approach and sniff, then bark directly into the camera. According to Gijs Grob in *Mickey's Movies*, "These hounds are possibly the most elaborately designed and most naturally behaving animals in any theatrical cartoon hitherto, and would become the prototype of Pluto." In 1932, Disney's in-house art instructor Don Graham said: "The dogs were alive, real. They seemed to breathe. They moved like dogs, not drawings of dogs. The drawings explained not so much what a real dog looked like, but what a real dog did."

## Reception[edit]

*Variety*: "One of the most amusing cartoons released. Has to do with animal prison. "Volga Boatman" and "Prison Song" theming. Usual method of using each other's tails or hoofs for instruments. A jailbreak is used effectively."

## Home media[edit]

The short was released on December 2, 2002, on *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White* and on December 7, 2004, on *Walt Disney Treasures: The Complete Pluto: 1930-1947*.
The Castaway

***The Castaway*** is a *Mickey Mouse* cartoon that was released on April 6, 1931.

## Summary

Mickey, apparently shipwrecked, is on a raft, using what appears to be a pair of bloomers (similar to Minnie's) as an impromptu sail until a seagull is caught in it and flies away. By poking a swordfish who has rammed into the raft, he is propelled (and then launched from the raft entirely) onto a tropical island, where a banana tree takes care of his hunger, until he accidentally drops a spider onto his face by squirting a banana into the air. He then discovers a box containing a piano that washed ashore, and begins playing it. The animals come around; a small tiger cub (standing upright) attempts to play the piano, as Mickey tries to shoo him away. Then, a gorilla, after playing a 4-hands piece with his feet, destroys the piano. Mickey runs away and accidentally wakes a lion. The lion chases Mickey to a stream, where he jumps onto a rock that turns out to be right next to a crocodile. The lion lunges for Mickey, misses, and ends up in the croc's mouth; Mickey ties the Lion's tail around the crocodile's maw, subduing both carnivores. Mickey then discovers that the rock he's standing on is a giant turtle, who swims away with Mickey aboard.

## Notes

* Appears as a transition level in *Epic Mickey*.
* Reuses animation from *Wild Waves* and *Jungle Rhythm*.
* The Castaway's director, Wilfred Jackson, stated that it was his least favorite Mickey project.

## Home video releases

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2*
The Moose Hunt

*Not to be confused with the similarly named Moose Hunters*

***The Moose Hunt*** is a *Mickey Mouse* short that was released on May 3, 1931.

## Synopsis

Mickey and Pluto hunt for moose, but the hunt was delayed when Mickey thinks he shot Pluto and, later, when Mickey's gun falls apart in the foe's face.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Pluto

## Home video releases

**VHS**

* *Pluto's Greatest Hits*

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2*

## Notes

* This short is notable for having Pluto's only spoken line of dialogue, where he asks Mickey to "kiss [him]".
	+ However, if one listens very carefully, he also says to Mickey, "The moose!" when the moose arrives.
* During airings on *The Ink and Paint Club*, a couple of scenes featuring Mickey shooting with his gun were deleted, and Pluto's "Mammy!" impression, which refers to Al Jolson's famous song "My Mammy," was dubbed over by a single bark. It is for the latter reason that this film is included in the bonus-features "From the Vault" section on the 2004 Walt Disney Treasures DVD set *Mickey Mouse in Black and White: Volume Two*.

# Video:

Mickey Mouse, Pluto - The Moose Hunt (1931)
The Birthday Party (1930)

***The Birthday Party*** is a *Mickey Mouse* short that was released on January 7, 1931.

## Summary

Minnie, Horace, and Clarabelle join hordes of others for a big birthday celebration. Mickey and Minnie jam on "I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby," then Horace and Clarabelle perform a dance and some scat-singing to "Darktown Strutters' Ball."

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Minnie Mouse
* Clarabelle Cow
* Horace Horsecollar

## Releases

### Television

* *The Mickey Mouse Club*, October 30, 1956
* *Donald's Quack Attack*, episode #40 (colorized version)

### Home video

* *Mickey Mouse: The Black and White Years - Volume One* (laserdisc)
* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White* (DVD)
* *Vintage Mickey* (DVD)

# Video:

1931-01-02 The birthday party (Mickey Mouse)
The Gorilla Mystery

***The Gorilla Mystery*** is a 1930 Mickey Mouse animated film produced by Walt Disney for Columbia Pictures, as part of the *Mickey Mouse* film series. It was the twenty-second Mickey Mouse short to be produced, the seventh of that year.

The short is a spoof of the 1925 play *The Gorilla* by Ralph Spence, which had been made into a 1927 silent film and a sound remake.

## Plot[edit]

Mickey Mouse reads in the newspaper that a gorilla has escaped from the zoo, and he calls Minnie to warn her. She is not afraid, and sings a song to Mickey over the phone. Then the gorilla breaks into her house and kidnaps her, and Mickey—hearing her screams over the telephone—rushes to save the damsel in distress. The gorilla takes Minnie upstairs to the attic and ties her up, then plays cat and mouse with Mickey. At the end, the gorilla trips over the rope, knocking him senseless. Mickey and Minnie dance to celebrate their narrow escape.

## Production[edit]

While the gorilla in the short isn't named, it was retroactively identified as the same gorilla seen in the 1933 shorts *Mickey's Mechanical Man* and *The Pet Store*, named Beppo.

The 1944 short *Donald Duck and the Gorilla* has a similar plot to this film, with a killer gorilla named Ajax escaping from the local zoo.

## Reception[edit]

In *Mickey's Movies: The Theatrical Films of Mickey Mouse*, Gijs Grob observes, "*The Gorilla Mystery* is noteworthy for the extensive dialogue in the beginning. By now the Disney animators had mastered lip-sync, and neither Mickey nor Minnie show any awkward faces while talking. Even more interesting is the cartoon's elaborately drawn gorilla, which in several scenes is staged to show its huge size. The gorilla and the clever use of light and shadow make *The Gorilla Mystery* look more sophisticated than earlier Mickey Mouse cartoons. Even *The Fire Fighters* of only three months earlier starts to look primitive."

*Motion Picture News* (December 6, 1930): "This is not up to the standard of other Mickey Mouse cartoons, but it is a good comedy, nevertheless. The telephone sequence is especially good."

## Voice cast[edit]

* Mickey Mouse: Walt Disney
* Minnie Mouse: Marcellite Garner
* Gorilla: unknown

## Home media[edit]

The short was released on December 2, 2002, on *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White*
Fish'in Around

***Fishin' Around*** is a *Mickey Mouse* cartoon that debuted September 25, 1931.

## Summary

Mickey and Pluto fish in a spot where no fishing is allowed. They enjoy various gags and a chase around the river bottom before the sheriff shows up.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Pluto

## Home video releases

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2*

## Kingdom Hearts III

The *Kingdom Hearts III* minigame "Fishin' Frenzy" is based on this cartoon.
Clara Cluck

**Clara Cluck** is a friend of Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, and Clarabelle Cow

## History

She debuted in 1934 in the Mickey Mouse cartoon *Orphan's Benefit*. Since then she has appeared as a semi regular character in the Mickey Mouse cartoons. In the Donald Duck comic books she is shown as Daisy Duck's best friend. Clara has been a member of Mickey's original farmyard gang since the beginning of his career, although she is seen less often than Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar

As with most Disney characters, she was given small cameos in "*Mickey's Christmas Carol* (1983) and *Who Framed Roger Rabbit* (1988). She had some appearances in *Mickey Mouse Works* (1999), where she is presented as Daisy Duck's neighbor. She appeared occasionally in *House of Mouse* (2001). In one episode of that series, "Double Date Don", she fell in love with Donald Duck and aggressively pursued him by puckering her lips in front of him, forcing him to dance with her, wearing dresses and posing provocatively to lure him in. At one point she even grabs Donald and forcibly, yet passionately, kisses him full on the lips. She almost tricked Donald into marrying her but Daisy stopped the wedding in time. In Disney comics on the other hand, she has been shown to date Gus Goose on very few occasions. She also had appeared to put Minnie Mouse in jail for driving her car through Daisy's house to deliver a famous apple pie of hers.

Clara made a cameo appearance in the Timeless River world of *Kingdom Hearts II* with many other classic Disney characters like Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar as one of the world's citizens. She also makes an appearance in the Mickey's Boo to You Parade and for rare meet and greets at  Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom.

## Gallery

***Mickey and Friends Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to ***Clara Cluck***.
Pioneer Days

***Pioneer Days*** is a *Mickey Mouse* short that was released on December 5, 1930.

## Synopsis

Mickey and Minnie are out West, then attacked by Indians. Minnie is captured and Mickey is, too, when he comes looking for her, but she escapes and rescues him; later, they disguise themselves as soldiers and scare the entire tribe into the hills.

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Minnie Mouse
* Horace Horsecollar
* Clarabelle Cow

## Trivia

* The beginning of the short was seen in the House of Mouse episode, "Dennis the Duck".

## Home video releases

**Laserdisc**

* *Mickey Mouse: The Black and White Years - Volume One*

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White*
The Delivery Boy

***The Delivery Boy*** is a *Mickey Mouse* short that was released on June 13, 1931.

## Synopsis

Mickey's delivering musical instruments, but stops his wagon to take them out and "test" them with Minnie - a project that involves a beehive, a bucket of tar, and dynamite, and leaves her farm and most of the instruments in ruins, and Mickey's mule without his hair. Songs played include "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree" and an instrumental version of "Stars and Stripes Forever".

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Minnie Mouse
* Pluto

## Home video releases

**DVD**

* *Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2*