The Mouskateers Opening Day at Disneyland in COLOR July 17th, 1955

[@reinamelanizadavibe8890]

Mickey looks like things that are out of nightmares. I love the evolution of the character

[@Mitzi73]

The color film just warmed my heart but that crazy looking Mickey at the end...😆

[@lisam9551]

I got to see Bobby perform at our county fair with his Lawrence Welk dance partner in the mid-70's. I don't remember much except that it was a very entertaining show & they both had a great sense of humor. I was maybe 9 or 10 at the time.

[@dianalee3059]

Wow. Just wow. It’s 2023 and my whole childhood is flashing before me. I was 11 in 1955 and I thought the Mouseketeer’s hung the moon!

[@USCG.Brennan]

My parents took us to Disneyland back in the Summer of 1955 and I still have some 8mm color footage of it from back then. We went back in 1961 where I actually met Walt Disney purely by accident on the grounds!

[@pennysutch6628]

Awesome

[@TheWriterWalker]

Wow, Mr. Brennan! What a fantastic and precious set of memories!

[@carolynhamilton3316]

I was there a year later and saw them there. I was 12. Annette and Darlene were my favorite.

[@MrDarkmarius]

For a group of kids to put on a show LIKE THAT way back in 1955, they all must have seemed so perfectly polished as even today they seem perfectly polished. It was a good concept brilliantly performed. . .

[@dfirth224]

They were all professionals. They could all sing and dance.

[@TheAllbudget]

WOW I NEVER MISSED THE CLUB WHEN I WAS A KID. I STILL HAVE MY MOUSE EARS AFTER 66 YEARS

[@tedlawrence4189]

Sometimes I will wear them in my house with nothing else on.

[@richardranke3158]

I was born Nov.14th,1954. Among my earliest TV memories are seeing the Mouseketeers dancing. The Mickey Mouse Club had to have been the first show my Mom turned on to keep me quiet for an hour.(Chuckle!) My earliest Little Golden Books included Mickey Mouse's Picnic.

[@williambagley5415]

Very Cool! The original Mousekateers rocked!

[@andrewthornhill7042]

@williambagley5415 MousekEteers

[@teletubetodd]

Amazing color for 1955. Looks like it was filmed only yesterday, except, of course, for the long-outdated hair and clothing styles. Thanks for posting this!

[@RayPointerChannel]

Color film was perfected by the 1950s. This was most likely shot on 16mm Kodachrome, which had reached a level of perfection by this time. You might want to look at the development of color motion pictures previous to 1955 to be amazed at color for "its time.". As for the "long-outdated hair and clothing styles, these films serve as documentations of that era and also stand as examples of good taste and tailoring, which is not a common today.

[@teletubetodd]

Good points, Ray. The color perfection of 1950s and just-after-1950s films like "West Side Story" and Hitchcock's "Rear Window" attest to your statement. And, yes, good taste and tailoring are sorely lacking today, given how grungy people dress in general, even when going to church or showing up for jury duty.

[@RayPointerChannel]

The theatrical films you mention are an entirely different issue based on advancements in Technicolor printing combined with the new Eastmancolor negative film. This is 35mm technology that you refer to. The Disney footage appears to be 16mm Kodachrome, which was a Color Reversal stock for amateur use not requiring negatives for prints.

[@SpoonieEtte]

And the Mickey and Minnie costumes lol

[@sallymj8957]

I think you mean, the retro or vintage clothing.

[@bcgrittner]

Opening day 1955. I was three. I have good memories of the MMC tv show. I lived in SoCal briefly in the early 1960’s. We went to Disneyland in late 1963 and, again, in early 1964. Dad shot many color slides. I still have them. Those memories are precious. Thanks for the video. From an old man in Minnesota.

[@donaldwhite1928]

Oh man Annette so cute

[@eth39232]

Dennis is my favorite from the original show, and I am glad to see a few shots of him here. I was glad he was promoted to the roll call for the second season and am sad he was dismissed for the third season and about his tragic death in 2018. Bobby Burgess was certainly the most assertive boy on the original show.

[@dfirth224]

Bobby Burgess went on to the Lawrence Welk Show.

[@TheWriterWalker]

Oh, my! I must have been smiling the whole time I was watching, because when the video ended, my lips were parted in a big smile. How heartwarming to see the beginning of a wonderful journey. And always sweet to see Saint Annie (sad smile).

[@larrygiuffrida8833]

Seeing this video brings back so many good memories, I wish I could go back in time to 1955 and stay there, l was always happy as a kid!

[@austinklein1172]

My Mom Loves Bobby. Still talked about him We missed him at the 50th Annivary at Disneyland. She was sad. Wow! my Mom was right these kids are talented.

[@ElizabethHernandez-fu3nv]

1:40 i love the trumpet solo

[@jad8123]

Fascinatingly done with editing the color rehearsal with the later live b/w (kinescope) broadcast. Those kids must have been exhausted (especially, over hyped Bobby) LOL!!!! Little did those kids and America know what MMC would become. It is impressive that Walt Disney had the forethought to film the rehearsal in color. Of course, it was all forgotten until decades later. I wasn’t born until 1964 so I wasn’t around for the MMC hype but I had read all about it in the 70’s and was fascinated by the premise. I watched the 70’s version which was cute but the kids on the 50’s version were more talented trained dancers and singers. Oddly enough, my favorite was Cheryl and she wasn’t even on the first season. I thought she was so pretty.

[@MrJgohde]

It seems simple enough to me. This video was put together by editing. The rehearsals were shot in color, but were NOT complete. B&W footage filled in from the LIVE performance. What is so unique about this event is that there were so many Mousekateers. The MMC club at the time was so new, even they wont quite sure how it would actually work out.

[@ThemeParkPatrol]

The difference is amazing. Not only that it is in color, but also the quality. Really wish we had the whole opening day in similar condition.

[@painin2teeth]

Theme Park Patrol the color version is film and the black and white is video tape. That's why the black and white quality is so bad

[@frackstonwilson685]

@@painin2teeth Actually the opening day broadcast is on film called a kinescope which was a motion picture camera filming off a TV monitor.

[@dfirth224]

@@painin2teethBlack and white looks like a kinescope, movie film camera put in front of the picture tube. Video tape did not exist yet.

[@Wubba2Write]

Oh, my gosh! This was so much fun to watch!!! Thank you for posting! :-)

[@babsie47]

Bobby, Sharon, Lonnie -- the three best dancers!

[@nhmooytis7058]

Cat McNichol Bobby ended up on the Lawrence Welk show!

[@sallymj8957]

You forgot Doreen….Four best dancers.

[@roymartin1655]

WOW! Half of those Mouskateers did not make it, but if memory serves me right, the kids were put into color coded casts, like, Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. I think the Red made the Mouskateer roll call. When I worked at WDW as a French Language Interpreter, I met some of the Mouskateers Lisa, Julie, Pop, Minday, and scott, then the update version of the Mouskateers...I was born in October 27 1955. So Disneyland and I are the same age! A very young 60! :)

[@joshuab36]

All of these kids were on the actual show, but out of the 24 kids in this video, only 12 were on the red team and roll call that year. It was after 1955 that half of these kids were let go

[@gerberjoanne266]

Apparently, the Red team was the major team, with the MMC stars, and the blue and white teams were the lesser ranks, with the white team being phased out.

[@johnnyfreeman9494]

I remember being there. I'll never forget that day and that my mouseketeer crush Dennis looked over at me and he smiled at me.

[@TheWriterWalker]

Crush? Dennis? Johnny?

[@anthonyneal870]

TheWriterWalker Well yeah Dennis was gay so I mean 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@TheWriterWalker]

@@anthonyneal870, oh. Hence, a male (Johnny Freeman) being unafraid to admit to the world something he ought to keep to himself. Thanks for clearing that up, Anthony, but, geesh. I long for the mature discretion and social taboos of the past.

[@anthonyneal870]

TheWriterWalker He’s not obligated to keep anything to himself and has the right to express and be himself just as any other person. If you long for those times your only option is to move to the Middle East because we aren’t going back. Bon voyage ✌🏽

[@anthonyneal870]

TheWriterWalker Unless you want racism too?

[@karenstrycharz1499]

I so loved The Mouseketeers, Walt Disney & Disneyland! Ohhhh.. the memories! This is the best video & post! Thank-you for this! ❤️

[@austindreher2791]

If there was a way to go back in time. I would go to Disneyland opening day.

[@pjriverdale8461]

Saw a few 'Kee-teers' that didn't make the cut, Bronson, Paul, Lee, and some of the girls as well. You can hear that the kids got ahead of or the band track got behind the vocals at times likely due to the lack of monitor speakers.This was from the Disneyland opening, the whole of which can be seen elsewhere on YT.A technical miracle for 1955 live TV, which was produced and broadcast LIVE relatively flawlessly over the infant ABC TV network who put up the money to build Disneyland in exchange for prodigious program product from the Disney Studio throughout the 1950's.As for the color rehearsal segments, Walt always shot on Kodachrome film rather than the usual other processes and Disney color productions of that era always look great. While color TV did exist in 1954, it was the initially exclusive domain of NBC by way of their ownership by RCA who developed a practical compatible color system that could be viewed in color on a color set or in monochrome on a black and white television set. ABC, always cash strapped until the later 1970's, would not go to full color programming until the late 1960's, the last of the three networks to do so .

[@fromthesidelines]

By 1960, Walt was furious that a) ABC really wasn't developing any plans for color telecasts because they were "cash poor", and b) they continued to insist he produce more Western segments for his weekly series [about half of the episodes he produced under the "WALT DISNEY PRESENTS" banner from 1958 through '61 were Westerns, including "The NIne Lives of Elfego Baca", "Texas Jim Slaughter", and "early American" adventures like "The Swamp Fox", the four "Zorro" hours during the final season, and his version of "Daniel Boone"]. The network wanted his show to be more "compatible" with the other Western series they loaded on their schedule by 1960. When they finally moved him to Sunday nights at 6:30pm(et) that fall, just before "MAVERICK", that was the "deal breaker" as far as Disney was concerned. He privately met with NBC executives to discuss a new contract with them, and insisted to his brother Roy that he settle ABC's financial arrangements and concession arrangements concerning the Disneyland park [they accepted $7 million dollars for Walt to "buy their share out"].....and Walt was free by the end of the season to move to another network.

[@dreamalittlekittendream]

bronson scott was there for just one year. also the youngest

[@chesterlane3032]

This is the greatest footage ever released and it's just amazing how it went from black and white to color

[@kevins.butler3402]

If you're reading this..Leonard? Thanks for sharing this unique combo of B&W tv kinnie film and color film footage of the "Mickey Mouse Club":"Mousekteers"first appearance at "Disneyland's"grand opening.

[@danielcruz8347]

Let us naught forget..Honorary Mouseketeer Ms Donna Loren...

[@FASinatra1]

Roy, ALL of the kids in this video WERE on The Mickey Mouse Club, at least for the first 6 months; because that was the length of the standard contract most were given. A few were fired after a few weeks on the show (for instance, Paul Peterson.) Others lasted a few months..but everyone of these kids were actually on the show, at least for a short timeline. While it is true that the people at the MMC divided the kids into color coded teams, the Red team were on the show most often..the kids on the other teams were usually used for background crowd scenes. Very few of the kids on those teams were promoted to the Red team..for instance - Cheryl Holdrige..a 2d year addition to the Mouseketeers. There were only 39 kids who were officially Original Mouseketeers..but only 9 of them were on for the complete run of the series.

[@FASinatra1]

Roy, I forgot to mention that the group of kids that you mentioned by name were NOT in the original Mouseketeers of the 1950's..The kids you've mentioned were on the MMC revival show that was broadcast in the mid 1970's.

[@austinklein1172]

Paul Peterson was fired for punching a cast member. They others were let out because there were to many.

[@maddyhayes617]

@@austinklein1172 I had never heard that before. Now he is the director of a company that helps troubled former child actors . I cannot remember what it is called maybe something like --- A Minor Consideration. Please inform me of the correct name. (At 66 I am having a senior moment.)

[@austinklein1172]

@@maddyhayes617 Yes Paul Petersen went on to be on the Donns Reed show. He would get another chance with Disney as he was in The Happiest Millionair.Walt Disneyvsaid he was fired for actions unbecoming of a mouse. And he does help child stars get with coping with life after being the limelight. Things such as handling money and getting other work outside of show business. I believe he works with the boy ( now a grown man of course) from Family Affair. Jody

[@maddyhayes617]

@@austinklein1172 Whitaker ?. I still believe there must have been a lot of tension being a Mouseketeer. I admire Paul Peterson for all he does for former actors/actresses. Annette was born in Utica, about 1- 2 hours from my hometown of Oneonta N Y. Such a beautiful and brave lady. So happy Glen was a part of her life and stayed with her through the good and the bad. They are together now in Heaven.

[@sce2aux464]

"MICKEY MOUSE TO A THREE YEAR OLD IS A SIX FOOT RAT!!" - Robin Williams

[@ohmeowzer1]

Loved it thank you

[@lancelot1953]

Wow, thank you for bringing me back to a time of innocence, freedom and optimism (before the war, that is). I missed the first season as the TV signal had not made it to our farmland community (I could only hear the music and imagine what was going on through "snow" on the TV screen) - I knew all the songs by heart... Times have changed, haven't they. Ciao, L (Baby Boomer Veteran)

[@ddivincenzo1194]

That color footage is sharp!

[@FASinatra1]

Vikki Waiting, , the reason for the change in sun and shadows is that this performance was filmed EARLIER in the day, as a REHEARSAL..

[@richardranke7878]

Mickey Mouse first came on television with the original Mickey Mouse Club in October 1955. His show was on Monday through Friday at 5:00. I read Paul Petersen's book about the Mickey Mouse Club-and found out he was the first mouseketeer to be fired. I noticed little Paul among the mouseketeer introductions. :-)

[@austinklein1172]

He hit another cast member.

[@maddyhayes617]

Paul Peterson aged very well and is a class act. I am sure he was not the only child to get in a disagreement with another child on the show.

[@Texaslawhorn]

Those horses are cute. I just watched the MMC episode that featured them on Disney +.

[@korpsegrinder28]

Can we just take the time to notice how creepy and weird Mickey and Minnie looked back then..?

[@susancrawford1983]

Yes I agree they were creepy looking

[@jerriland7515]

If I were a kid back then I wouldn’t been scared but if there ever was a time machine and traveled back the same day they performed this at a 2000s kid I would’ve been terrified

[@clurkroberts2650]

I believe these were first costumes were borrowed from ice capades traveling show, which licensed Disney characters

[@tandy5811]

i see no creepy

[@derekllewellyn6663]

@@jerriland7515 it's looks like mousekers at Walt Disney world and Disneyland before New 1977 and 1955 in 1959 Disney plus movie TV show on doing live concert mousekers at save Disney world and Disneyland before Disneyland Disney company

[@KillTheEgo1223]

What a happy time. Amazing

[@RonaldVaughan]

The old MMC should have been filmed ALL in color......

[@KentB3]

One holdback to the use of color at that time was that ABC (the network that MMC aired) was the most color-resistant of the three networks, perhaps since ABC was ranked dead last in ratings and number of TV stations. Besides that, very few TV stations at that time aired in color at all. NBC was the most innovative of the three networks, having aired a few color programs almost since the very beginning! This was due to the fact that RCA owned NBC, and used color programs as a way to sell color TV sets, which were very expensive at that time. In fact, Howdy Doody began airing in color permanently in the Fall of 1955 (the show had tested color for one episode in 1953 and a full week in 1954).

[@apple-rm2ym]

Yes,it should of been

[@jaredjlinden]

CBS was actually network the most resistant to color. After RCA’s color broadcasting standard was adopted by the FCC instead of CBS, CBS slowed down its color efforts. It did not have any regularly scheduled color series until the fall of 1965. NBC was the leader, but ABC had some select color series earlier than 1965, such as The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and Wagon Train.

[@FelixEspudo]

Who would of known that years later Annette would become a huge star

[@libertyann439]

Wonderful! But I'd love to see the whole thing in color!

[@Elainerulesutube]

I wish the entire series was filmed in color!

[@sandaglad]

The voice of the announcer when the Mouseketeers first come out is that of Bob Cummings, who was huge TV star at the time.

[@themickeymouseclubfanclub9581]

Love The Mickey Mouse Club, The best show ever made.

[@frackstonwilson685]

Bobby Burgess looks frantically positively goofy!

[@DisWldFrk90]

Shows how many times it was filmed. They had a big error with Bronson going too early.

[@OlivePittsOnDesk]

The color is film while the B&W was TV - that's the quality difference.

[@rickm.2956]

So cool!

[@robertalcala1385]

Congratulations 👍🤩😊😎 Great 😊 😊

[@KennyRyman]

It time that Disney/ABC Bring the Mickey Mouse Club back on TV it been off air to long...

[@Juliaflo]

+Kenny Ryman I second that. To this day, I am totally steamed that The Disney Channel paid NO homage whatsoever to Annette Funicello when she passed away.

[@zakomama6430]

They have. But its now on Facebook and Instagram. So far all I've seen is its basically a reality show with a few music videos here and there. Also, the big mouskateer is nowhere to be seen.

[@pennysutch6628]

Oh yes bring this back.Good memories.

[@zakomama6430]

@@pennysutch6628 Update: I have no clue what is going on with the series. I havent seen anything on Instagram lately. Does anyone know whats going on?

[@shadowweaver3693]

awww Annette was small

[@RonaldVaughan]

Then there was the "3D JUBILEE"....which,of course,was FULL color....but viewable ONLY at the Mickey Mouse Club Theater....until decades later,when some film festivals featured it.

[@schallrd1]

The kids had talent. Disney worked their Mousekatails off.

[@nathancoley8430]

wasn't sure if that was mickey or satan at the end..

[@bigbossman7991]

Unbelievable!!!!!!!

[@TheAllbudget]

ANNETTE WAS MY CRUSH

[@tzkelley]

I wonder why this footage never appears in the "complete" videos from opening day?

[@nhmooytis7058]

tzkelley they said they just found it.

[@ROSYGABRIELA2011]

Incrível como as filmagens coloridas parecem atuais .

[@gabrieldassi8591]

0:53 Yankee doodle came to town Riding on a pony Stuck a feather in his hat And called it Macaroni!

[@chrisbanner183]

Why does Maltin say this is a rehearsal? It was their live television debut and all bets were off as to the show's future success. It's not much colour footage shown here. Surely there was more filmed than this?

[@FASinatra1]

Because this WAS a rehearsal..this was filmed earlier in the day, in color; at Walt Disney's request..the actual broadcast was later that afternoon..all that exists of that broadcast is a kinescope film..as commercial videotape was only in experimental stage at that point in time. (A kinescope is simply a 16 mm film of a tv monitor.)

[@chrisbanner183]

O.K thanks for enlightening me on that Frank.

[@goldfieldfireworks7352]

Mouseketeers, not Mousekateers

[@spiderpunk94]

Oh god those costumes

[@amadeusamwater]

They cut the numbers back quite a bit by the second season.

[@disneyfan85]

Why wasn't that scene of the Mouseketeers, in black and white, featured on the DVD release of "Dateline: Disneyland" in 2001? I know the color footage was just discovered, but the black-and-white footage was used occasionally prior to 2001, such as when Disneyland was shown in broadcasts for its 30th anniversary in 1985.

[@bronxbearbud272]

"Many a future star will be coming out of this group!" Besides the girl who went on to star in those beach blanket movies, can anybody name one?

[@larrylemery6960]

Johnny Crawford

[@bronxbearbud272]

@@larrylemery6960 Thank you, I didn't recognize the name but knew him immediately when I saw mention of and pictures from his work in "The Rifleman", one of the few westerns I remember watching. Apparently he has just recently died, and it sounds like he had a satisfying life and career; I was happy to read it, given the way a lot of young performers seem to struggle afterwards. RIP Tommy Kirk as well, another accomplished Disney performer, who died on September 28 aged 79. While the studio released a statement announcing the death, no cause was given, though it seems highly unlikely that one of Old Yeller's descendants came back and shot him.

[@playmatecaz]

Mickey and mini mouse look scary

[@monochromeyoshi]

cazy wade yeah

[@J0hnL3m0nz]

OH YEAH

[@apple-rm2ym]

I so agree

[@93seronica]

Same thought I had

[@disneyfan85]

They were originally used in the Ice Capades of the time, since Walt didn't have the time or money yet to produce his own costumes for the characters. Like the park itself, the costumes evolved.

[@aliangelettie5075]

Have u ever noticed how here Darlene is with Bobby, Doreen, & Don, but on the show Sharon was with them?

[@gerberjoanne266]

One thing was odd, they had two Marys in the "roll call" (see 2:45 to 2:47). Could they have two Mouseketeers with the same first name?

[@piacabanero1129]

The Marys were quite distinctive - Espinosa (2:47) was short and acrobatic; Sartori (2:45) was tall and confident. Ironically, there were two Johns in that season (Johhny Crawford and John Lee Johann), but the latter was called Lee to not confuse the two.

[@user-ng5ns8cc7c]

Jesus Bobby

[@jrnumex9286]

2;26 bonnies' signature move should have been a tab longer

[@dougl945]

Amazing color and film quality. B/W was so awful. Hard to believe Jimmie Dodd died of cancer only 9 years after this.

[@RandysFiftySevenChevy]

Well that was both spooky and weird. I thought the color clips were fake at first.

[@miayanes6104]

Bonnie Johnny Billie Dickie Judy Tim Cheryl Mickey Doreen Larry Eileen Bonni Dennis Mary Charely Ronnie Linda Mike Margene Don Lynn Mary Karen Cubby Sharon Lonnie Sherry Tommy Darlene Bobby Annette The Mouseketeers playhouse disney The Wiggles Greg Murray Jeff Anthony Dorothy the Dinosaur Wags the Dog Henry the Octopus Captain Feathersword Lachy Emma Simon Nicktoons Full House Steve Michelle Kimmy DJ Stephanie SpongeBob SquarePants Blue's Room Power Rangers Super Samurai 💙

[@JayRaphaelJiaoInot]

How come the rest here were not introduced to us in the show? There are armies of mouseketers here.....

[@Makibao_Hanep]

I mean THAT DOES ThAT FACE LOOK INNOCENT?! Mickey is the stuff of nightmare

[@imnotuploading512]

3:07 Mickey looks so cursed and terrifying 💀

[@sharondurham2840]

Bobby Burgess is a great dancer but here he seems like he must have ate about 10 candy bars just before performing here judging by his hyper exaggerated movements.

[@derekllewellyn6663]

I hope show back to Disney plus movie maze are Disney world and Disneyland before New years documenty biography book club fun more money made into most amazing maze

[@derekllewellyn6663]

It's looks like new at Disney world and Disneyland Disney plus on Disney company class starts at VIP tickets tour guide Legends of Walt Disney interview review history books documentary about biography book of directors of power

[@David-ik8wj]

its true! TV does add 10 pounds.

[@jaredjlinden]

OMG - is Mickey Mouse wearing a Hannibal Lecter mask at the end?

[@coolguymiguel8922]

Roy and jim have differens

[@sourcommagwen]

Bronson though. Wait little dude.

[@joshuab36]

Bronson's a girl 😂😂

[@sourcommagwen]

+joshuab36 dude is a gender neutral term

[@myasalaz2556]

The real question is Where is Annette Funicello!!??

[@stevenridgely2820]

Annette was the last Mouseketeer in the roll call.

[@hannahking854]

2:58 she can be spotted.

[@maureenmcgovern6119]

Where were Karen and Cubby, my 2 favorites.

[@FASinatra1]

Hi Maureen, well; this is the REHEARSAL for opening Day of Disneyland, in July of 1955..showcasing the Mouseketeers.. I can't say where Cubby and Karen are, but they were present on the Opening Day tv show LIVE in 1955. I remember seeing the them on tv that day..

[@maureenmcgovern6119]

@@FASinatra1 I was only 3 so I don’t think I would remember; but they were my 2 favorites.

[@donjayh]

I never got "Roy". Why was he there ? He looked like a big, fat disciplinarian for the Musketeers. Hie presence always bothered me.

[@piacabanero1129]

Roy was there for two reasons - to fulfill a requirement that there had to be adults in the cast since having kids run the show themselves wasn't a thing at that time, and he was specifically chosen because of his drawing skills and the fact he was huge and jolly, the latter complimenting with the other elements of the show.

[@jasontachin]

rw:what a comparison!^_^

[@danielboone3770]

😍😍😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@keenosaurus8066]

Roy and Jimmie does not have a mickey mouse ear

[@BeverlyM52]

Sharon was adorable!

[@unclebobunclebob]

Don't remember Mary...or Judy being on the show.

[@Robert-qt9lg]

see how happy the kids were in these days they weren't worried about changing their gender 😳🥱😎💰🤪🤡🤓🤓🤓🇨🇳

[@gerardmazzarese9363]

A little off for me. I would have slowed the action down a bit. Everyone Moving way too fast. I would have put more direction into grace of movement. I also think Annette needed to be first, out in front and given more air time. Instead of a big goofy looking guy I would have replaced him with a gorgeous young woman.

[@rodelborja2895]

The dance was cool but the mascot sooooo creepy

[@karenkratzer7036]

oh that Mickey looks creepy.

[@paulie4x1]

Say Heah, Where was Dilly Dilly.,,.p

[@FASinatra1]

Dilly Dally was a character on THE HOWDY DOODY SHOW..that character was not ever on The MCC.

[@paulie4x1]

@@FASinatra1 heh heh heh too funny Thanx You, Dilly Dilly.,,.p

[@paulie4x1]

@@FASinatra1 besides, I stole that from a Budweiser Commercial, that was just a coincidence, I didn't know that, Thanx You, Dilly Dilly.,,.p

[@bronxbearbud272]

What a pity that Walt Disney never allowed black children to be Mouseketeers, what a good and meaningful and profound message that would have sent, what a shame to see such opportunity lost

[@nidusaquilae76]

Joe Biden appears at 3:07