Mickey’s 50 (television) Television show (90 min.); aired on November 19, 1978. Dozens of celebrities, many of them in very short cameo appearances, stop by to help wish Mickey a happy birthday. Included among them are Gerald Ford, Billy Graham, Lawrence Welk, Willie Nelson, Gene Kelly, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Edgar Bergen, O. J. …
See moreMickey’s Field Trips Series of four educational films, released in September 1987 and July 1989: The Police Station, The Fire Station, The Hospital, The United Nations.
See moreMickey’s Christmas Chalet Fantasyland shop featuring Christmas holiday merchandise at Disneyland, from May 25, 1983, to May 17, 1987. Succeeded by Briar Rose Cottage.
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Mickey’s Christmas Carol (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon featurette, premiere in England on October 20, 1983; U.S. release on December 16, 1983. Directed by Burny Mattinson. 25 min. Dickens’ well-known Christmas story is retold with Uncle Scrooge taking the role of Ebenezer Scrooge, Mickey Mouse as Bob Cratchit, Goofy as Jacob Marley’s ghost, Donald Duck as …
See moreMickey’s Choo Choo (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released in 1929. Directed by Walt Disney. Train engineer Mickey and his anthropomorphic train share some harrowing adventures with Minnie when one of the cars breaks away from the train with Mickey and Minnie on top.
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Mickey’s Circus (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on August 1, 1936. Directed by Ben Sharpsteen. At a circus benefit, orphans continually give Mickey and Donald trouble. When Donald chases seals who steal fish, orphans shoot him from a cannon onto Mickey’s highwire act. The orphans try to get Mickey and Donald to fall, and when …
See moreMickey’s Big Break (film) Short film being a humorous portrayal of Mickey Mouse’s interview for a job with Disney, featuring Roy E. Disney portraying Walt Disney. Directed by Rob Minkoff. Cameo roles by Mel Brooks, Ed Begley Jr., Dom DeLuise. The film was originally known as Mickey’s Audition, and used during the summer of 1991 …
See moreMickey’s Amateurs (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on April 17, 1937. Walt decided to try using some fresh directors, with storymen Pinto Colvig, Walt Pfeiffer, and Ed Penner handling the chores for this cartoon. When Donald’s recitation is booed off Mickey’s radio broadcast, Clara Cluck sings, Clarabelle plays the piano, and Goofy performs as a …
See moreMickey’s Birthday Party (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on February 7, 1942. Directed by Riley Thomson. The gang gives Mickey a surprise party that turns into a jam session with everyone playing instruments while Goofy has problems baking the cake.
See moreMickey’s Birthdayland Area near Fantasyland in Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World, created to honor Mickey’s 60th birthday, from June 18, 1988 to April 22, 1990. At short notice, Disney executives decided that there should be a special area to honor the landmark birthday. A town, known as Duckburg, was quickly designed, and Disney …
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