When Mickey’s Career Turned a Page
Beginning January 13, 1930, Mickey Mouse’s adventures entered the homes of Americans on a day-to-day basis, helping to fast rack his role as a beloved cultural icon.
See moreBeginning January 13, 1930, Mickey Mouse’s adventures entered the homes of Americans on a day-to-day basis, helping to fast rack his role as a beloved cultural icon.
See moreFrom office fencing matches to a throwback to old Hollywood, we’ve got some trivia bits you might not have known about this animated gem.
See moreThese storyboards from Morgan’s Ghost, drawn by Harry Reeves, Homer Brightman, and Roy Williams, help us visualize what this short may have looked like if it had been animated.
See moreBest known as something it isn’t, Mickey Mouse’s first color cartoon, The Band Concert, nevertheless changed Mickey’s and Donald’s careers forever.
See moreThese vintage story sketches show Mickey Mouse’s speaking debut in the 1929 short, The Karnival Kid.
See moreBefore the storyboarding process was pioneered by the Disney Studios in the early 1930s, story sketches for an animated short were often drawn comic-book style with several panels to a page.
See moreTitled “La Vengeance des Chats” [“The Revenge of the Cats”], “Dessin de Theu” [Drawing of Theu] the illustration highlights a dubious (yet comical) feline attraction to everyone’s favorite mouse.
See moreMickey’s Birthdayland was meant to be a temporary land that occupied the approximate three-acre space adjacent to Fantasyland that’s currently part of Storybook Circus in New Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park.
See moreThe ever-released short Spring Cleaning began development in 1933, as an ordinary “domestic type of picture” with Mickey and the gang.
See moreTitled the Mickey Mouse Club Circus, it will present animal acts and aerialists, clowns and elephants and introduce to the public, for the first time in person, the Mickey Mouse Club Mouseketeers, including Jimmy Dodd, the Grand Mouseketeer as Ringmaster and Roy Williams, the “Big Mooseketeer,” as the Circus Strong Man.
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