Mickey Mouse 1938 The Brave Little Tailor

4:57 i hope no one was inside

I Adore Mickey Mouse! He Rocks!

Some of Mickey's dialogue was reused in other films.
4:10 "Well, heh, so long, I'll be seein' ya" was said again (without the "I hope" at the end) when Mickey met with maestro Leopold Stokowski in Fantasia.
7:15 The "Gesundheit. Heh." gag was used again in the "Mickey and the Beanstalk" segment of "Fun & Fancy Free."

6:21 SMOKE! =) ne of the best quotes from cartoons ever!

Wow. Minnie kissed him so fast, it made his head spin like crazy!

I just realized that this short is the reason I became fascinated by miniatures as a child...and still am!

Definitely one of my favorites!

I don't think Walt ever did either Minnie or Pete except maybe in Steamboat Wille where the voices were limited to grunts and squeals-Walt did so the parrot in Steamboat Willie though. I know Pete was done by another voice actor fior years and there was actually a clip on YouTube once showing a film of Walt and that actor doing the voices for a cartoon called "Mr. Mouse Goes To Town"-I'll see if I can find his name

Found it! Pete's voice was done by a man named Billy Bletcher. There is a great video still on YouTube showing him and Walt doing the voices for Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip posted by someone named YoungWidow. You can find it by searching for the cartoon title and then its in the related video column-the clip is from a "Vault Disney" piece that was on the Disney Channel a few years ago.-Enjoy!

I knew that. I was saying that since Walt did Steamboat Willie by himself he is the first voices of Pete, Mickey and Minnie. The company just didn't put it that way on the record.

Sadly, the Walt Disny company rarely creditied many talents over the years. It was Walt's policy that if his name was on the Company, he was taking all the risks, and paying all the bills, hence, he'd take all the credits, rewards and awards.