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The Flying Mouse 1935 Disney Silly Symphony Cartoon Short Film




What's your review of the 1935 Disney Silly Symphony animated cartoon short film the Flying Mouse? It's directed by David Hand. #SillySymphony #SillySymphonies #TheFlyingMouse Do you want to watch the Flying Mouse? Did you enjoy the full movie or just parts of it?


About the Flying Mouse


Alternative titles (from Letterboxd): El ratón volador


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plot from IMDb: "To the tune "I Would Like to Be a Bird," a young mouse fashions wings from a pair of leaves, to the great amusement of his brothers when his attempts to use them fail. When the butterfly he rescues from a spider proves to be a fairy, he wishes for wings. "


Cast and Characters:

Bat: Billy Sheets

Male voices: The Three Rhythm Kings

Bird whistles: Marion Darlington

Laughing mice: Marcellite Garner


Directed by David Hand

Produced by Walt Disney

Music by Frank Churchill, Bert Lewis

Animation by Hamilton Luske, Bob Kuwahara, Harry Bailey, Bob Wickersham

Backgrounds by Carlos Manríquez

Color process: Technicolor

Production company: Walt Disney Productions

Distributed by United Artists Pictures

Release date: July 14, 1934

Running time: 9 minutes


SILLY SYMPHONY FAQ AND DISCUSSION TOPICS


For reference, below is a list of frequently asked questions and discussion topics! I'll answer some where possible!


Are Silly Symphonies on Disney Plus?

Some are!


Which was the first Silly Symphony cartoon?

The first Silly Symphony cartoon was the Skeleton Dance in 1929.


What was the last Silly Symphony?

The last Silly Symphony cartoon was The Ugly Duckling in 1939.


What was the first Silly Symphony with color?

The first Silly Symphony with color was Flowers and Trees in 1932.


What was the significance of the Silly Symphonies?

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