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A CLASSIC
DISNEY
STORE
EXCLUSIVE
THE
BAND CONCERT CARTOON CHARACTERS
BEANIE PLUSHES
MICKEY-
THE BANDLEADER
GOOFY
THE CLARINET PLAYER
PETER PIG
THE TRUMPET PLAYERCLARABELL COW
THE FLUTE PLAYER
COLLECTORS OF CLASSIC
CARTOON CHARACTERS
HERE IS A COOL FIND~!!!~
THAT MAKES THIS
FROM
THE 1935 BAND CONCERT
The Band Concert is a 1935 American animated short film produced in 3-strip Technicolor by Walt Disney Productions and released by United Artists. The film was the first Mickey Mouse film produced in color and remains one of the most highly acclaimed of the Disney shorts. The story is about a small music band conducted by Mickey Mouse which struggles through a distraction-filled public performance.
The Band Concert was directed by Wilfred Jackson and featured adapted music by Leigh Harline. The only speaking character in the film is Donald Duck who is performed by voice actor Clarence NashMickey Mouse's concert band is performing a concert in a park. As the film opens, they are being applauded for having just played music from Louis Joseph Ferdinand Hérold's Zampa. They next begin Gioacchino Rossini's William Tell overture.
Mickey's performance is first disrupted by Peter Pig's vibrato trumpet and Paddy Pig's tuba playing Prelude: Dawn. Meanwhile, Donald Duck rolls a vendor cart through the audience selling lemonade, popcorn, and ice cream, which further distracts Mickey.
While the band is playing the "Finale" segment, Donald plays "Turkey in the Straw" on a flute at the same tempo as the band. Overhearing Donald, the entire band absent-mindedly find themselves playing Donald's song. Realizing that he accidentally switched genres, Mickey loses his temper over his performance being disrupted in this manner. Mickey breaks Donald's flute in half, only for Donald to get another one out. They play the song again and Mickey breaks the flute once more. The band resumes the segment, but when Donald plays "Turkey in the Straw" again, the trombonist pulls out several of Donald's flutes by the neck and forces him offstage, knocking him back into the vendor.
Then, while Donald tries to play the flute again, a bee harasses him. When the bee lands on Mickey's hat, Donald throws ice cream at the bee, which sends it into Peter Pig's trumpet and he hits it at Mickey. Mickey has the band play Ranz des Vaches and loses his temper when the bee interrupts the performance. Percussionist Horace Horsecollar tries to kill the bee with a hammer but hits Goofy's head instead, driving his head down into his jacket, but he continues playing his clarinet from inside it.
Finally, the band comes to the "Storm" segment of the overture which summons an actual tornado, prompting the audience, the seats, and Donald to run away. The tornado sucks up everything in its path, even the pavilion on which the band is playing. But the band is so used to the distractions by this point that they continue to play from inside the tornado (in which Mickey floats past the remains of a wrecked house). As the storm passes, the band (except Horace and Mickey) is thrown into a tree and they finish the overture. Yet by this time the only remaining audience member is Donald Duck who applauds enthusiastically. Witnessing Donald playing "Turkey in the Straw" as an encore, the band members throw their instruments at him from off camera.
A GLORIOUS
ADDITION TO
YOUR
ASTUTE
COLLECTION~!!!~
LONG OUT OF
PRODUCTION
CHARACTERS:
TOP IS A PLUSH
MIDDLE AND
BOTTOM
BEANIE PELLETS
NEW WITH TAG
AND TUSH TAG
THE DRUM CASE
THEY ARE SET INTO:
IS 10 INCHES ACROSS
5 INCHES DEEP AND ROUND
OF THE
COOLEST DISNEY'S.
BELOVED
ANIMATION
CHARACTERS
FROM
THE 1935 BAND CONCERT
THE
PERFECT
FIND
FOR A
DISNEY
ANIMATED
FILM
FAN (ATIC)
AND
A SUPERB GIFT TO
LIGHT UP A SMILE
AS THEIR EYES LITE UP
TO THISCOOL COLLECTIBLE
CARTOON CHARACTER
EXCLUSIVE
ONLY FOUND AT THE NOW
LONG CLOSED
DISNEY
STORES-
A RARE FIND AT RESORTS
EXCLUSIVE
YOUR COLLECTIBLEWE WILL SEAL IN PLASTIC
AND SHIP PACKED IN
BUBBLE WRAP
FOR A SAFE
JOURNEY TO
YOUR ABODE-
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"stand" is
for photos not included
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THE COOL FEELING OF DELIGHT
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AND LOOK FORWARD
TO YOUR FEEDBACK
ON THIS TRANSACTION!
THANKS AGAIN-
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STORE
EXCLUSIVE
THE
BAND CONCERT CARTOON CHARACTERS
BEANIE PLUSHES
MICKEY-
THE BANDLEADER
GOOFY
THE CLARINET PLAYER
PETER PIG
THE TRUMPET PLAYERCLARABELL COW
THE FLUTE PLAYER
COLLECTORS OF CLASSIC
CARTOON CHARACTERS
CARTOON CHARACTERS
HERE IS A COOL FIND~!!!~
THAT MAKES THIS
FROM
THE 1935 BAND CONCERT
The Band Concert is a 1935 American animated short film produced in 3-strip Technicolor by Walt Disney Productions and released by United Artists. The film was the first Mickey Mouse film produced in color and remains one of the most highly acclaimed of the Disney shorts. The story is about a small music band conducted by Mickey Mouse which struggles through a distraction-filled public performance.
The Band Concert was directed by Wilfred Jackson and featured adapted music by Leigh Harline. The only speaking character in the film is Donald Duck who is performed by voice actor Clarence NashMickey Mouse's concert band is performing a concert in a park. As the film opens, they are being applauded for having just played music from Louis Joseph Ferdinand Hérold's Zampa. They next begin Gioacchino Rossini's William Tell overture.
Mickey's performance is first disrupted by Peter Pig's vibrato trumpet and Paddy Pig's tuba playing Prelude: Dawn. Meanwhile, Donald Duck rolls a vendor cart through the audience selling lemonade, popcorn, and ice cream, which further distracts Mickey.
While the band is playing the "Finale" segment, Donald plays "Turkey in the Straw" on a flute at the same tempo as the band. Overhearing Donald, the entire band absent-mindedly find themselves playing Donald's song. Realizing that he accidentally switched genres, Mickey loses his temper over his performance being disrupted in this manner. Mickey breaks Donald's flute in half, only for Donald to get another one out. They play the song again and Mickey breaks the flute once more. The band resumes the segment, but when Donald plays "Turkey in the Straw" again, the trombonist pulls out several of Donald's flutes by the neck and forces him offstage, knocking him back into the vendor.
Then, while Donald tries to play the flute again, a bee harasses him. When the bee lands on Mickey's hat, Donald throws ice cream at the bee, which sends it into Peter Pig's trumpet and he hits it at Mickey. Mickey has the band play Ranz des Vaches and loses his temper when the bee interrupts the performance. Percussionist Horace Horsecollar tries to kill the bee with a hammer but hits Goofy's head instead, driving his head down into his jacket, but he continues playing his clarinet from inside it.
Finally, the band comes to the "Storm" segment of the overture which summons an actual tornado, prompting the audience, the seats, and Donald to run away. The tornado sucks up everything in its path, even the pavilion on which the band is playing. But the band is so used to the distractions by this point that they continue to play from inside the tornado (in which Mickey floats past the remains of a wrecked house). As the storm passes, the band (except Horace and Mickey) is thrown into a tree and they finish the overture. Yet by this time the only remaining audience member is Donald Duck who applauds enthusiastically. Witnessing Donald playing "Turkey in the Straw" as an encore, the band members throw their instruments at him from off camera.
FROM
THE 1935 BAND CONCERT
The Band Concert is a 1935 American animated short film produced in 3-strip Technicolor by Walt Disney Productions and released by United Artists. The film was the first Mickey Mouse film produced in color and remains one of the most highly acclaimed of the Disney shorts. The story is about a small music band conducted by Mickey Mouse which struggles through a distraction-filled public performance.
The Band Concert was directed by Wilfred Jackson and featured adapted music by Leigh Harline. The only speaking character in the film is Donald Duck who is performed by voice actor Clarence NashMickey Mouse's concert band is performing a concert in a park. As the film opens, they are being applauded for having just played music from Louis Joseph Ferdinand Hérold's Zampa. They next begin Gioacchino Rossini's William Tell overture.
Mickey's performance is first disrupted by Peter Pig's vibrato trumpet and Paddy Pig's tuba playing Prelude: Dawn. Meanwhile, Donald Duck rolls a vendor cart through the audience selling lemonade, popcorn, and ice cream, which further distracts Mickey.
While the band is playing the "Finale" segment, Donald plays "Turkey in the Straw" on a flute at the same tempo as the band. Overhearing Donald, the entire band absent-mindedly find themselves playing Donald's song. Realizing that he accidentally switched genres, Mickey loses his temper over his performance being disrupted in this manner. Mickey breaks Donald's flute in half, only for Donald to get another one out. They play the song again and Mickey breaks the flute once more. The band resumes the segment, but when Donald plays "Turkey in the Straw" again, the trombonist pulls out several of Donald's flutes by the neck and forces him offstage, knocking him back into the vendor.
Then, while Donald tries to play the flute again, a bee harasses him. When the bee lands on Mickey's hat, Donald throws ice cream at the bee, which sends it into Peter Pig's trumpet and he hits it at Mickey. Mickey has the band play Ranz des Vaches and loses his temper when the bee interrupts the performance. Percussionist Horace Horsecollar tries to kill the bee with a hammer but hits Goofy's head instead, driving his head down into his jacket, but he continues playing his clarinet from inside it.
Finally, the band comes to the "Storm" segment of the overture which summons an actual tornado, prompting the audience, the seats, and Donald to run away. The tornado sucks up everything in its path, even the pavilion on which the band is playing. But the band is so used to the distractions by this point that they continue to play from inside the tornado (in which Mickey floats past the remains of a wrecked house). As the storm passes, the band (except Horace and Mickey) is thrown into a tree and they finish the overture. Yet by this time the only remaining audience member is Donald Duck who applauds enthusiastically. Witnessing Donald playing "Turkey in the Straw" as an encore, the band members throw their instruments at him from off camera.
A GLORIOUS
ADDITION TO
YOUR
ASTUTE
COLLECTION~!!!~
YOUR
ASTUTE
COLLECTION~!!!~
PRODUCTION
CHARACTERS:
TOP IS A PLUSH
MIDDLE AND
BOTTOM
BEANIE PELLETS
NEW WITH TAG
AND TUSH TAG
THEY ARE SET INTO:
IS 10 INCHES ACROSS
5 INCHES DEEP AND ROUND
OF THE
COOLEST DISNEY'S.
BELOVED
ANIMATION
CHARACTERS
FROM
THE 1935 BAND CONCERT
PERFECT
FIND
FOR A
DISNEY
ANIMATED
FILM
FAN (ATIC)
AND
A SUPERB GIFT TO
LIGHT UP A SMILE
AS THEIR EYES LITE UP
TO THISCOOL COLLECTIBLE
CARTOON CHARACTER
EXCLUSIVE ONLY FOUND AT THE NOW
LONG CLOSED
DISNEY
STORES-
A RARE FIND AT RESORTS
EXCLUSIVE
YOUR COLLECTIBLEWE WILL SEAL IN PLASTIC
AND SHIP PACKED IN
BUBBLE WRAP
FOR A SAFE
JOURNEY TO
YOUR ABODE-
please note
"stand" is
for photos not included
smiles
we always
DISCOUNT MULTIPLE
ITEMS
shipping~!!!
Follow JOJOKENV at
TWITTER -rebelmouse lovethemtoyz
YouTube: lovethemtoyz-
WE HOPE YOU GET
THE COOL FEELING OF DELIGHT
WHILE OPENING YOUR PACKAGE!
WE HAVE LEFT FEEDBACK
AND LOOK FORWARD
TO YOUR FEEDBACK
ON THIS TRANSACTION!
THANKS AGAIN-
PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS! HAVE A
SMOOTH WEEK AHEAD!
SMILES JoJoke-NV
VISIT OUR TOY BLOG AT:
BLOGGER OR BLOGSPOT-
SPIKUSYO OR
JOJOKEJOHN or JOJOKENV
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