Mickey’s Revue

Year: 1932

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Wilfred Jackson

AnimationComedyMusic

Mickey Mouse takes the podium to conduct a lively orchestra, accompanied by the classic Disney cast who perform a spirited dance recital. Horace Horsecollar serves as the stage manager, keeping things orderly, while mischievous Pluto keeps popping onto the stage, adding comic antics throughout the show.

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