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Mickey Mouse – Fiddling Around (1930)

In “Mickey Mouse Fiddling Around,” released in 1930, Mickey is portrayed as a merry musician playing his fiddle, captivating his animated audience with melodies. Minnie Mouse accompanies him on the piano, adding depth to the performance. As the duo plays, they encounter a series of comic challenges including mischievous animals interfering and unexpected instrument malfunctions. Through wit, teamwork, and relentless enthusiasm, Mickey and Minnie ensure the show goes on, leaving the audience in awe of their talent and resilience.

Length: 0h7m
Genre:Animation, Short, Comedy
This Title is: Light-hearted and Entertaining

MICKEY MOUSE FIDDLING AROUND (1930) IS STREAMING TODAY ON Disney+

Trailer

https://youtu.be/iiX5O1BGILg?si=-_PvTw8OUBdvDgjN

Cast

  • Walt Disney as Mickey Mouse
  • Marcellite Garner as Minnie Mouse

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: G (General Audience)

Safe for all ages, no explicit content.

Trivia

  • “Mickey Mouse Fiddling Around” is one of the earlier Mickey shorts where Walt Disney himself provided the voice for Mickey Mouse.
  • The animated short was part of a series that played a pivotal role in establishing Mickey Mouse’s character as a cheerful and adventurous figure in popular culture.

Our Review

Disney’s “Mickey Mouse Fiddling Around” is a testament to the timeless charm of classic animations. The simple yet captivating plot showcases the enthusiasm and resilience of Mickey and Minnie as they navigate challenges during their performance. The animation, though primitive by today’s standards, has a nostalgic charm that transports viewers back to an era when storytelling was straightforward and centered on joy and humor. The iconic pairing of Mickey and Minnie, with their unmistakable chemistry, makes this short film a delight for viewers of all ages. It serves as a reminder of Disney’s roots, emphasizing the essence of what makes Mickey Mouse a beloved character around the world.

Critic Scores

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