Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip
"A Mickey Mouse Cartoon"
Release Date November 1, 1940
Running Time 7:44
Synopsis
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No dogs are allowed on Pete's train, so Mickey tries to smuggle Pluto aboard
with a variety of disguises.
Characters
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Mickey Mouse
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Pluto
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Pete
Credits
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Director : Clyde Geronomi
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Animation : Ed Love
- Backgrounds : Jim Carmichael
Inside Jokes
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A tantalizing possibility of an inside joke : the train that Mickey and Pluto
are riding on has "GERONOM" painted on the side as its name. Is the last
letter supposed to be an "o" for Geronimo? More than likely it is supposed
to be an "i" and refers to director Clyde Geronomi.
Videos
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United States
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Cartoon Classics : Limited Gold Editions :
Mickey
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The Spirit of Mickey
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Germany
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Donald Macht nie Pause
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Micky und Company
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Italy
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Topolino e Soci
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Paperino e la Sua Banda
di Paperi
Laserdiscs
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United States
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The Spirit of
Mickey
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Japan
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I Love Mickey
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Mickey and Company
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Mickey : Limited Gold
Edition
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Disney Cartoon Festival
6
DVD
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United States
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Disney Treasures : Mickey
Mouse in Living Color : Volume 2
- Walt Disney's Funny Factory
with Mickey
Television
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The Ink and Paint Club : #43 :
On Vacation
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Donald's Quack Attack :
Episode 16
Technical Specifications
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Color Type : Technicolor
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Animation type : Standard
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Sound mix : Mono
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Aspect ration : 1.37 : 1
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Negative format : 35mm
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Print format : 35mm
- Cinematographic process : Spherical
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Original language : English
Released by RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.
Comments
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From Ryan : When I first saw this short
on a video that I rented back when I was about eight or nine years old, I
absolutely loved it. Disney did a great job with this short. Who could have
made a better train conductor than Pete? On one of those "Disney Moments"
that the Disney Channel airs, they showed Walt Disney and Billy Bletcher
(the voice of Pete) doing the voice overs for this cartoon. This is definitely
a classic Mickey short.
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From Frank : It is the best. I am glad
my daughter loves the Mick (so do I) and his games with Pete (particularly
where Pete thanks the conductor as well as Pete's run in with the female
invisible passenger who calls for the conductor) are the best and make me
want to replay over and over again.
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From Baruch Weiss : This was also one of
my favorite Mickey cartoons. I enjoyed the scene where Pete (thinking it's
Mickey and Pluto) grabs a woman. I also enjoyed the part where the mouse
disguises as an Indian and says "How". Steryotype alert! Oh well It wouldn't
matter anyhow considering that Disney does not show the old cartoons on TV
anymore.
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From Dino Cencia : Me and my dad love this part: TICKETS! I give this cartoon a 90 because it has a lot of funny parts like when Pete said: "So, it's you huh?" Mickey: "Yeah, ha ha, it's me I guess". Pete: "All alone without your dog". Mickey: "yeah, ha ha, all alone". Pete: "You know, I used to have a little cat once, and when it was left all alone, it'd cry: MEOW!" Then Pluto barks he thought it was a cat, but it was Pete who did it. Also, funny parts were Pete grabbed a woman (he thought it was Mickey and Pluto) and the woman hits him with her hat. The Tickets! part was really funny too. Mickey Mouse and Pluto rules!
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