Moving Day (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on June 20, 1936. Directed by Ben Sharpsteen. When the sheriff, Pete, evicts them from their home due to overdue rent, Mickey and Donald get Goofy, an ice man, to help them move out. Soon all is pandemonium with Goofy’s struggles with a piano that will not stay …
See moreMove Along Mustangers (television) Television show; episode 7 of Elfego Baca.
See moreMouseterpiece Theater (television) Series of Disney cartoon shows on The Disney Channel; hosted by George Plimpton à la Alistair Cooke on PBS’s Masterpiece Theater, began on April 18, 1983. There were 60 episodes prepared.
See moreMufasa Lion ruler, and father of Simba, in The Lion King; voiced by James Earl Jones.
See moreMousercise (television) Aerobics show on The Disney Channel; beginning April 18, 1983, starring Kellyn Plasschaert, with Steve Stark and Garett Pearson. 60 episodes.
See moreMouseketeers A total of 39 talented kids originally performed on the 1950s Mickey Mouse Club; there were 24 regulars the first season. The 39 Mouseketeers were Nancy Abbate, Don Agrati, Sherry Alberoni, Sharon Baird, Billie Jean Beanblossom, Bobby Burgess, Lonnie Burr, Tommy Cole, Johnny Crawford, Dennis Day, Eileen Diamond, Dickie Dodd, Mary Espinosa, Bonnie Lynn …
See moreMouseketeers at Walt Disney World, The (television) Television show; aired on November 20, 1977. Directed by John Tracy. The kids from the new Mickey Mouse Club head for Florida to do a show. They set up camp at Fort Wilderness, and visit the new River Country. Because of several misadventures, their chaperone has a difficult …
See moreMouseketeer Reunion, The (television) Television show; aired on November 23, 1980. Directed by Tom Trbovich. The original Mouseketeers come back for the 25th anniversary, hosted by Paul Williams. When it was announced to the wire services that the company had found all except 4 of the original 39 Mouseketeers, the story went out and in …
See moreMousegetar The original Mousegetar was built specially for Jimmie Dodd to use on the Mickey Mouse Club show. It was a four-string instrument, which Jimmie called a tenor guitar. Mattel produced and sold toy versions of the Mousegetar in the late 1950s. The original Mousegetar was donated to the Walt Disney Archives by Jimmie’s widow, …
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Mousecar Award, created in the 1940s, consisting of a bronze-colored figure of Mickey Mouse, used by the Disney company to honor its employees and those who have done a service to the company. The name is a reference to the motion picture Academy’s Oscar. In 1973, at the time of the company’s 50th anniversary, special …
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