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Hey, everybody.

It's me, Mickey Mouse.

Say, you want to come inside my clubhouse?

Well, all right.

Let's go.

Oh, I almost forgot. To make the clubhouse appear, we get to say the

words. Miska, muska, Mickey Mouse.

Say it with me.

Miska, muska, Mickey Mouse.

M -I -C -K -E -Y, M -O -U -S -E.

That's me.

M -I -C -K -E -Y, M -O -U -S -E.

It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.

Come inside it, come inside it. The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Roll call.

Goofy. Here.

Pluto. Minnie.

Minnie. Right here.

It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.

It's fun inside.

It's fun inside.

It's a monkey, K -E -Y, M -O -U -N -E.

It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.

Mickey's Big Band Concert.

Welcome to the clubhouse.

It's swell to see you again.

Hey, where's Pluto?

Good to see you, pal.

Hear that?

Why, that's the picture puzzle.

Come on, everybody.

Let's go see what it is today.

Does this picture look right?

Nope. We better try again.

Picture puzzle.

Picture puzzle.

Picture that.

Hmm. Now does the picture look right?

You bet. It's a dancing elephant.

Say, that elephant reminds me. Today's the Mickey Park Polka Palooza Dance

Festival. The elephants are going to dance at the band shell.

And they're going to perform the pachyderm polka.

Pachyderm is another word for elephant.

And here's the best part. All of our friends are going to play the music for

elephants to dance to.

Let's get on with the show.

Just one thing.

Will you help us practice our music for today's dance festival?

Ha, you will?

Hot dog! Then let's go to the mouskadoor and get our mousketools.

Mousker hey, mousker hi, mousker ho.

Mousker ready, mousker zet, here we go.

You're a thinkin' and a stalin' workin' thrower.

Mousker me, mousker you. Mousketooler.

Mousker me, mousker you, mousketooler.

Oh, Tootles, it's time to get to it.

Show us the mousketool to help us do it.

Mouska.

Mouska.

Mousketooler.

Mousketool.

Mousketool.

Mousketool. Here I am, mousketool.

A bicycle pump.

Fun.

A clothespin. Now that's snappy.

A rocket ship. Wow, what a blast.

And the mystery mousketool.

That's a surprise tool that can help us later.

Toodles has the tools. The mousketools. So when we need them, Toodles will bring

them.

He's here for needles and noodles.

And all we have to say is old Tootles.

All we have to say is old Tootles.

See you later, Tootles. Now that we have our mousketools, let's make music.

This looks like a swell spot to practice our music.

Why, thank you, Handy Helper. I love my piano.

I'll be on the xylophone.

Come on, Trombone, it's time to play.

Oh, boy, my ukulele. A ukulele's like a guitar, only smaller.

I got a tuba.

Everybody ready?

Let's practice.

It's the pachyderm polka.

Mickey, don't you think our band should have a name?

Well, there's six of us, so I think we should call our band the Sensational

Six? The Poodle can't play?

Yoo -hoo! Dancing elephants, we're ready to practice now.

And a one, and a two, and a one, two, three.

George, the Sensational Six doesn't sound so, uh, sensational.

Oh, you're right, Goofy, and I think I know why.

My ukulele strings are out of tune.

My xylophone's falling apart.

My trombone slide is stuck.

And my piano doesn't sound good at all.

Well, my tuba is terrific.

It looks like we need to fix a few things around here. We don't have much

everybody, so we better fix our instruments and start practicing.

Well, to fix my xylophone, we have to put the bars back on. But I'm not sure

what order to put them in.

Red, yellow, blue, green?

Blue, green, yellow, red? There are so many different ways they could go.

Gorsh, color me confused.

Why, look, the bars are in a pattern.

They go green.

Yellow, red.

Yep, they go green, blue, yellow, red again.

That's a pattern, all right.

We need to put the broken bars back in the same pattern so Daisy can play the

right notes.

What color bar should we put down first?

You got it. Green it is.

What? The color bar goes next.

Oh, very good, the blue one.

What's next?

Yep, yellow.

And that leaves the red bar.

The Sensational Six is ready to play.

are broken today.

Now thanks to friends just like you, my Xylophone

is as good as new.

Oh, look.

Pluto wants to play too.

I wish he could do something for the band.

Gorge, a trombone slide is supposed to slide back and forth like this.

But mine's stuck.

What good is a trombone slide that won't slide?

It's okay, everybody. My trombone's unstuck. But now something else is

Me.

Goofy, don't worry. We'll get...

to try something else.

Well, maybe you could blow some trombone notes.

The air might push me out.

Hmm. Well, it's worth a try.

We need a way to blow even more air into the trombone to push Goofy out. This

looks like a job for a mousketool.

Everybody say, oh, tool.

A bicycle pump, a clothespin, a rocket ship, and the mystery mouth -ca -tool.

Which mouth -ca -tool could we use to blow enough air to push Goofy out of his

trombone?

A bicycle pump pumps air, right?

Uh -huh. So a bicycle pump might work out just fine.

We got air.

Say, cheer!

Pump that pump! Mickey.

Ten pumps ought to do the trick. Come on, everybody. Count with me while I

ten times.

One, two, three, four, five, six,

seven, eight.

I'm so glad that ended on a happy note.

The Sensational Six is ready to play. But some of our instruments are broken

today. Now thanks to friends just like you, my trombone is

good as new.

Oh my, oh my, oh my.

Everything I try to play on my piano just comes...

on every key.

Are the numbers in the right order?

No, they aren't. I bet if they were, Minnie's piano would play just fine.

You know your numbers really well, so will you help us put the numbers in the

right order?

You will?

Ha, thanks!

I'll say the numbers, and when I come to a number that's not in the right order,

you say stop.

One.

Donald's right.

Four doesn't come after two.

Let's take out that four.

Now, what number should come after two?

That's right, three.

So, I'll move the number three key where it should be. But what should I do with

the number four key?

Yep, I'll put it right after three.

Now, let's count again.

Say stop when you hear a number that's out of order.

One, two, three, four, five, seven.

Stop!

Donald's right.

Seven doesn't come after five.

What number does come after five?

That's right.

Six. I'll just take the seven and six and trade places.

Now let's see if we got it right.

One. Two, three, four, five, six,

seven, eight.

The Sensational Six is ready to play. But some of our instruments are broken

today. Now, thank you, friends, just like you. My piano

is as good as...

How's your tuba doing, Donald?

My tuba's fine.

But my seat belt should be okay.

No kidding.

I think it's time for a mousketool. Everybody say, oh, toodles!

Oh, toodles!

Let's see. There's a clothespin, a rocket ship, and the mystery mousketool.

Do you think a rocket ship can keep Donald's sheet music from blowing away?

Oh, no.

That wouldn't be good at all. But I bet the clothespin could do the trick. We

got ears. Say, cheers!

There, Donald. With this clothespin, your music won't blow away anymore.

Oh, Pluto, are you feeling left out?

Gee,

that last string doesn't sound right, does it?

Well,

I know how to change the sound of the string. I just turn this knob. But I'm

sure what it should sound like. Should it sound like this?

Or like this?

Or like this?

I'll bet you one of them mousky doodles can help us. Bet you're right, Goofy.

Everybody say, Oh, doodles! Oh, doodles!

Let's see. We have a rocket ship and the mystery mousketool.

I don't see how a rocket ship can help us. It's time for the mystery

if you ask me. You got it, Daisy.

And the mystery mousetool is... Oh, boy! A pitch pipe!

A pitch pipe plays the note that the strings of my ukulele should sound like.

And that's just what we need. We got ears. Say, cheers!

This note is what Mickey's bad string should sound like.

See, my string doesn't sound right at all. Does it sound too high or too low?

Yup, it sounds too low.

So I'll make it sound higher by turning this knob.

Sounds like the pitch pipe note to me. How about you?

Do they sound the same?

They sure do.

Hot dog!

All our instruments are fixed.

And we still have time to practice.

Places, everybody.

Let's take it from the top. And a one, and a two, and a...

I don't understand.

We fixed all our instruments.

I think the problem is that we're not playing together.

Together? But we were all playing at the same time, weren't we?

Oh, Goofy. Playing together means that we all follow the same beat at the same

time. Like this.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

Oh, I see.

I was playing too fast, like this.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

And I was doing it like this.

One, two, three, four. One, two, three, four.

That's it. Our music won't sound right until we all follow the same beat. Here

we go.

Clap with me, everybody.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

Ah, sorry.

Play this one.

You're just playing louder.

Oh,

Pluto,

you can't help it. You have sensitive ears, just like me.

You're a good dog, pal, a very good dog.

It's a wagon. That means he's a happy doggie.

It's wagging to a perfect polka beat.

Watch. One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

Come on, everybody.

Clap with us.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

You know, if we all follow Pluto's tail for the polka rhythm, we'll be playing

together. Come on, everybody. Let's try it.

Hello? Mickey, where are you? The Mickey Park Hoka Palooza Dance Festival is

starting without you.

We need you on stage now.

We're on our way.

Listen, everybody. We need a mousketool quick. Everybody say, oh, toodles.

Only the rocket ship is left. Do you think? Yes!

We picked all our mouths to tool. Everybody say, Cooper chair.

All right, everybody, buckle up. It's time to blast off.

Productions is proud to present, for the very first time on this stage, the

Dancing Elephants, performing their fabulous Pachyderm Polka with music by

Sensational Six.

Oh, yeah.

I love those guys. Yeah.

Woo -hoo.

Are you ready to clap to the beat of Pluto's tail?

Take it away, maestro.

A one, two, three, four.

Thank you, everyone.

Your music really moved me.

Way to go, Sensational Six.

And I do mean six.

Pluto, that was sensational.

We couldn't have done this without you.

Come on, everybody.

Stand up.

before.

with Minnie's eight piano keys?

They were all out of order. They went one, two, four, three, five, seven, six,

eight. So when we put them in the right order, how did the numbers go then?

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.

Right. Do you read?

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