Brand: Walt Disney Home Entertainment

Features:

• The world's most beloved cartoon character, Mickey Mouse, is back in a timeless collection of his greatest animated shorts. Chosen from the most memorable Disney cartoons, each Mickey adventure is packed with laughs and sure to entertain the whole family over and over again. Go along on a "Hawaiian Holiday" as a troublesome starfish turns Mickey and Pluto's vacation into a hilarious disast

Format: Animated

Release Date: 11-01-2005

Details: An hour-long collection of Disney cartoons. Mickey's Circus, 1936, Circus for orphans: Donald and trained seals. Mickey as M.C. Seals steal show, enrage Donald, chase. Gag with cannon. Result: Donald on high wire, falls in seal tank, audience and seals razz. Mickey's Garden, 1935, Mickey and Pluto as pest exterminators. Mickey gets whiff of potent mixture; dreams of battle with gigantic insects. The Little Whirlwind, 1941, A baby whirlwind plays havoc with Mickey's attempts to clean up Minnie's yard of fallen leaves. He succeeds in driving the little whirlwind away, but it returns with its mama (a big whirlwind), who completely ruins Mickey's handiwork. On Ice, 1935, Mickey teaches Minnie to ice-skate on a frozen river, while Goofy tries ice-fishing. Donald puts skates on a sleeping Pluto and skates teasingly around the bewildered and wobbly dog. Suddenly a gust of wind catches Donald and carries him down the river toward the falls. Mickey heroically goes to the rescue. Hawaiian Holiday, 1937, Mickey and the gang are vacationing in Hawaii, but Pluto encounters a troublesome starfish and Goofy discovers that surfing is harder than it looks. Moving Day, 1936, Pete evicts Mickey and Donald. Goofy, ice man, attempts to move furniture. House blows up when Pete lights match in gas-filled house. Orphan's Picnic, 1936, Mickey and Donald takes orphans on a picnic; they tease and torment. Trouble with beehive; Donald swallow bee; fast action.

UPC: 786936276992

EAN: 9780788858321

Languages: English

Binding: DVD

Item Condition: UsedVeryGood