The Flying Mouse (1934)

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6.6	Rating (14 ratings)
6.7	IMDB rating

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Directed by

David Hand

Starring

Rosita Dickerson
Boy Mouse

Gertrude Lawrence
Blue Fairy / Laughing Mice

Purv Pullen
Birds

The Rhythm Boys
Bats / Narrators

Clarence Nash
Bat

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Release date: 14 July 1934

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"DIR: David Hand SUMMARY: A mouse who wishes he could fly like a bird is granted his wish by a good fairy, but finds that having wings isn't all it's cracked up to be. WHY IT'S HERE: In terms of message, 'The Flying Mouse' is one of the clumsiest Disney shorts. Although it seems that the intention is to put across the moral 'Be yourself', it actually comes across as a deeply conservative 'Know your place', discouraging dreamers from branching out and embracing new things. But for all its mudd"