Mickey Mouse Spoke For The First Time 95 Years Ago Today
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Mickey Mouse debuted as a silent character in "Steamboat Willie," captivating audiences with his animated antics.
Disney decided to give Mickey a voice, marking a significant evolution for the character.
Mickey's first spoken words, "Hot dog, hot dog," were in the 1929 short film "The Karnival Kid."
In "The Karnival Kid," Mickey operates a hot dog cart at a lively county fair filled with various Disney characters.
The animated short features lively scenes where everything, including the hot dog cart and hot dogs, move and dance.
Carl Stalling initially voiced Mickey Mouse, contributing to the early success of Disney's animations.
Stalling later became renowned for composing music for "Looney Tunes" and "Merrie Melodies."
Walt Disney himself provided the voice for Minnie Mouse in these early cartoons.
Over the years, Disney has undergone many changes, but Mickey Mouse remains an enduring and beloved icon.
Despite the passage of time, Mickey's cheerful and recognizable voice continues to delight audiences worldwide.
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