| Actors: Billy Bletcher, Gloria Blondell, Clarence Nash, Pinto Colvig, John Woodbury Directors: Burt Gillett, Charles A. Nichols, Jack Cutting, Jack King, Jack Kinney Creators: Pinto Colvig, Dick Kinney, Isadore Klein, Jack Huber, Milt Schaffer, Roy Williams Genres: Action & Adventure, Comedy, Kids & Family, Music Video & Concerts, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Musicals & Performing Arts, Animation Sub-Genres: Action & Adventure, Animation, Animation, Comedy, Classics, Music Video & Concerts, Animation, Musicals, Animation Studio: Walt Disney Home Entertainment Format: DVD - Color - Animated,Closed-captioned DVD Release Date: 05/31/2005 Original Release Date: 10/14/1938 Theatrical Release Date: 10/14/1938 Release Year: 2005 Run Time: 1hr 2min Screens: Color Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 1 MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Languages: English, French |
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  | Classic Cartoon Favorites Vol 6 - Extreme Music Fun Actors: Billy Bletcher, Gloria Blondell, Clarence Nash, Pinto Colvig, John Woodbury Directors: Burt Gillett, Charles A. Nichols, Jack Cutting, Jack King, Jack Kinney Genres: Action & Adventure, Comedy, Kids & Family, Music Video & Concerts, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Musicals & Performing Arts, Animation NR 2005 1hr 2min Strike up the band as Mickey and his friends warm up their voices and warm up your heart with their hilarious musical antics. The curtain goes up on music and mayhem in "Mickey's Grand Opera," featuring Clara Cluck and Don... more » |
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Movie ReviewsDECENT SHORTS BUT NOT NEW Tim Janson | Michigan | 05/20/2005 (3 out of 5 stars) "As the other reviewer mentioned many of these shorts are on the various Disney Treasures collections so if you own those then you'll want to avoid this eight short feature collection. The eight shorts on this hour-long DVD are all music themed and while they don't represent the best Disney shorts they are fairly decent. "Mickey's Grand Opera" is from 1936 "Music Land" is a Silly Symphony from 1935 that doesn't feature any Disney Characters. "Orphan's Benefit" is from 1941 and has Mickey, Donald, and others putting on a show for orphan kids. "Farmyard Symphony" from 1938 is another Silly Symphony without benefit of Mickey or any of the other stable of characters. It's a symphony set to the sounds of the barnyard animals... "Pluto's Blue Note" is from 1947 and probably the best short on this DVD. Pluto finds he can use his tail as a phonograph. "How to Dance" In the 1950's, Disney made a series of "how to" shorts featuring goofy demonstrating various activities. They were all pretty good. This one from 1953 has Goofy showing off various dance syles. "woodland Cafe" One more Silly Symphony from 1937. "Donald's Dilemma" 1947 - After getting hit in the head with a flower pot, Donald thinks he's a famous crooner and no longer recognizes Daisy...until she clocks him with another pot. The fact that three of the shorts are Silly Symphonies without Disney characters is going to really limit the appeal of this DVD to kids in my mind and since some of the other shorts can be found in the Treasures collections it won't have much appeal to Disney collectors either so I'm not so sure about this one. " Great Cartoons Tim Janson | 03/31/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "Alot of us don't have the Treasures set. I've seen everyone of these shorts, and they're a great collection! If you don't have the treasures set, this DVD is worth its money! " Mickey my Love H. Sasak | Tacoma, WA. | 04/03/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "So much fun to watch again! Someday in the future the grandkids will have a pleasant surprise viewing such a timeless treasure!" Awesome, and teaches popular tunes W. Mason | 03/06/2008 (5 out of 5 stars) "A friend has this, which impressed me. I own the "Starring Mickey" DVD, and my 2 1/2 year old daughter is fascinated with the old cartoons. They have a charm that rivets her unlike any of the current cartoons or Dora type of stuff. I'm sure that part of the reason is that they are filled with slapstick comedy that isn't considered as "correct" for kids these days --- but wow, Disney sure did know what kids like! The "Starring Mickey" DVD has a scene with Goofy and a piano, and its the first time I've heard my daughter laugh out loud at something she was watching by herself. Fantastic hour long collections, with auto play, gotta love it!
And please, people writing about "Treasures" collections or what not -- these are inexpensive DVDs for average fans of Disney -- leave the pricey collections to real collectors, these DVDs are great for the rest of us!" |
