Mickey’s Elephant

Year: 1936

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Directors: Hamilton Luske, David Hand

Animation

Mickey receives a baby elephant named Bobo, sent by a friend to be Pluto’s new playmate. When Pluto first peers at Bobo’s long trunk through a fence, he’s unimpressed and stomps off. Bobo mischievously grabs Pluto’s tail and drags him along, prompting Pluto to warn that he’s being replaced and urging him to attack with red pepper.

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