The Fire Fighters

Year: 1930

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Burt Gillett

ComedyAnimation

Mickey and his fellow firemen answer the alarm by sliding down an ostrich’s neck, using a squealing cat’s tail as a siren. When the nearby hydrant fails, Horace Horsecollar draws water from a pond to extinguish the blaze. Minnie is trapped above; Mickey climbs the neighboring fire escape, swings across on a clothesline and saves her.

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