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SEVEN
Cartoon — Mickey Mouse
D/30608 Kid Gloves. Cartoon. Ringcraft is not Mickey's strong point when opposed by the wily boxing kangaroo — w^ho certainly makes hay of Mickey.
D/30633 Horse Senseless. An extract from M/30617 "Steeple Chase."
Dobbin pride of the stables decides to take a short drink just
before the big race. One swig at the trainer's bottle and Dobbin finishes up almost having night mares.
D/30634 Hooked. An extract from M/30618 "Shanghaied." On board the Pirate ship Mickey has to resort to all sorts of dodges to prevent himself falling into the clutches of the Captain and his villainous crew^.
D/30635 Scuppered. Mickey and Minnie are captured by the pirate chief Peg-Leg. It is only Mickey's ingenuity and bravado that saves the day and brings Peg-Leg to " book." An extract from M/30618 " Shanghaied."
D/30636 Soft Soap. Taken from M/30619 "The Mad Dog." Pluto resents having to take a bath and escapes from the tub at the earliest opportunity. His curiosity gets the better of him when the tablet of soap falls at his feet.
D/30637 Shakes and Ladders. An extract from M/30619 "The Mad Dog." Pursued by the dog-catcher, Pluto endeavours to reach home and safety. Only by the efforts of Mickey does he prevent disaster descending upon him.
D/30683 Twin Troubles. The Twins, noticing that their nurse-maid, Minnie, is flirting with the steam-roller driver, Mickey, get out of hand, especially when Mickey offers to give Minnie a lift.
D/30686 Run-away Roller. The Twins capture Mickey's steam-roller and start it going. It chases Mickey, creating quite a stir in the town, but the fun really begins when Mickey ties the steam-roller to a lamp post.
D/30709 Pluto Runs Riot. No self respecting dog likes a cat and friend Pluto is no exception, so when he meets up with Minnie Mouse's cat, we can only expect the fur to fly.
D/30717 Pluto in the Drink. Pluto goes for a swim and while enjoying himself cannot resist the temptation of chasing fishy characters. Things get electrified when Pluto meets up w^ith an electric eel and is inquisitive enough to go * nosing ' about with an oyster.
100-ft FILMS
C/30632 Horse Flies. An extract from M/30617 " Steeple Chase." " Bees in your Bonnet," and " ants in your pants " are just expressions, but to Mickey and his " horse, ' " wasps on your tail " is an incentive to win the big race.
C/30638 Bubble Gum. Foaming at the mouth because he has swallowed a tablet of soap, Pluto is taken for a Mad Dog. He is only saved from an untimely end by Mickey's intervention.
C/30640 Tyred. From M/30620 "Barnyard Olympics." Mickey and Tom Katz are deadly rivals in the great Marathon race, and the latter pays little heed to rules and regulations in order to win the coveted prize cup.
C/30649 King Konkered. Mickey, an assistant in a Pet Store, is left in charge by the proprietor. During an amorous episode with his girl friend, Minnie, the tame gorilla breaks loose. Consternation reigns and Mickey decides to leave the new sovereign in charge.
"M" FILMS M/30153 All Aboard. Mickey invites Minnie Mouse for a ride on his Iron Horse. His elation turns to terror when the train slips back on a gradient. Stoutly Mickey rushes to save his beloved from the danger ahead. It is fun to watch what happens.