Mickey's Orphans

Mickey's Orphans (English Mickey's Orphans ) is an American animated short film directed by Burt Gillett from the year 1931.

Action

Mickey and Minnie plan with Pluto a peaceful Christmas Eve. The tree is decorated, Minnie plays piano and sings Silent Night, Holy Night and Pluto sleeping at the fireplace. With the snow comes, meanwhile, a hooded figure, looking through the window of the mouse family and represents a basket at the door of the house from. She rings and hurries away - Pluto brings in the basket.

First Mickey gets out of the basket a little kitten and it shows beigeistert Minnie. Quick turns out that in the basket are dozens of kittens. Make fast the whole house upside down, use Pluto's ears as swing, chase the bird out of his cage and use the banister as a slide. Mickey tries to make as Santa Claus for rest. He appears on a chariot drawn by " reindeer " Pluto rocking chair dressed as Santa Claus, but the inclusion brought gifts for more chaos. The kittens forms itself into a parade that donated saws and Toy Guns leading to destroyed furniture and vases. In the end, Mickey and Minnie reveal the richly decorated Christmas tree. He is immediately taken over by the kitten - remains an empty tree skeleton and a stunned pair of mice.

Production

Mickey's Orphans is a cartoon in black and white. He appeared on December 9, 1931 as part of the animated series Mickey Mouse.

In the film, three Christmas songs to hear: Silent Night, Jingle Bells and Für Elise.

Synchronization

Award

Mickey's Orphans was nominated in 1932 for an Oscar in the category " Best Animated Short Film ", but could not prevail against Von flowers and trees there.