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Hey, everybody. It's me, Mickey Mouse.

Say, you wanna come inside my clubhouse?

Well, all right.

Let's go.

Ha, I almost forgot.

To make the clubhouse appear, we get to say the magic words:

Meeska, Mooska, Mickey Mouse.

Say it with me.

Meeska, Mooska, 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's fun inside ?

? It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse ?

NARRATOR: Roll call!

- NARRATOR: Donald! - Present.

- NARRATOR: Daisy! - Here.

- NARRATOR: Goofy! - Here.

- NARRATOR: Pluto! - Ruff, ruff!

- NARRATOR: Minnie! - Oh, ho! Here.

- NARRATOR: Mickey! - Right here.

? It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse ?

? Come inside It's fun inside ?

? M-I-C-K-E-Y ?

? M-O-U-S-E ?

MICKEY: It's The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Ha, ha!

Clarabelle's Clubhouse Mooo-sical.

Hi, everybody. How you doing today?

[PLUTO BARKING]

Hey. Ha, ha.

It's the best pal any pal could ever have.

Pluto.

[PANTING]

[DOORBELL CHIMES]

[BARKING]

- Hi. - Hello, Mickey.

- Hiya, Mickey. - Hello.

Hot dog. Everybody's here.

Even Boo Boo Chicken.

[CLUCKS]

Come on, Mickey. We've gotta hurry.

Gee, what's the rush, Minnie?

You didn't forget, did you?

Today is Mother Goose Day.

Clarabelle is putting on a musical show at Mickey Park.

With all of her favorite nursery rhymes.

Ooh, and mine too.

And it's starring all of our chicken friends.

[CLUCKS]

Wow, I sure don't wanna miss a minute of Clarabelle's musical.

And I can't wait to hear those chickens cluckety-cluck.

Oh, I'm afraid we won't be hearing any clucks today.

- What? - Why?

- Oh, no. - Oh, dear.

- Ruff! - Bok!

What's wrong, Clarabelle?

Mickey, I have some bad news.

Our chicken friends were practicing the songs

for my "mooo-sical" all night long.

And it seems the precious darlings have lost their voices.

They won't be able to sing today.

[ALL SQUAWK AND COUGH]

Will the chickens be okay, Clarabelle?

Oh, I'm sure their voices will come back.

Our little feathered friends just need some rest.

But who's going to sing in my show now?

My "mooo-sical" will be ruined.

Whatever will I do?

Don't worry, Clarabelle.

- You have lots of friends who can help. - Like me.

- And me. - And...

- ? Me, me, me ? - ? Me ?

? Me, me, me ?

And that's not all, Clarabelle.

Will you help us with Clarabelle's musical today?

You will? All right!

Let's pick some Mouseketools to help us out.

To the Mousekedoer.

? Mouseker-hey, Mouseker-hi Mouseker-ho ?

? Mouseker-ready, Mouseker-set Here we go! ?

? You're a-thinking and a-solving Work-it-througher ?

? Mouseker-me, Mouseker-you Mousekedoer ?

? Mouseker-me, Mouseker-you Mousekedoer ?

? Oh, Toodles It's time to get to it ?

? Show us the Mouseketools To help us do it ?

Meeska, Mooska, Mousekedoer.

? Mouseketools, Mouseketools Mouseketools ?

? Here are your Mouseketools ?

MICKEY: We've got suction-cup shoes for climbing,

a bouquet of roses...

a beach blanket...

and the Mystery Mouseketool.

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

? Toodles has the tools The Mouseketools ?

? So when we need them ?

? Toodles will bring them ?

? He's here for me-dle and you-dle ?

? And all we have to say is "Oh, Toodles" ?

? All we have to say is "Oh, Toodles" ?

Now that we have our Mouseketools,

let's help Clarabelle put on her musical.

You mean Clarabelle's "mooo-sical."

Oh, Goofy, you know me so well.

Come on, everybody, to Mickey Park.

CLARABELLE: Ahem. Welcome to the Mickey Park Theater.

I have a few announcements to make before we start the show.

[ALL CHEER]

This is my big storybook of Mother Goose nursery rhymes.

As I sing my favorite rhymes,

each of you will act out their little stories.

Oh, goody, goody. I've always wanted to be an actress.

Why, me too.

Oh.

[CHUCKLES]

Oh, boy.

Now, remember, do just what my rhymes say to do.

And most importantly, have fun.

All right, is everybody ready?

- And how. - Uh-huh.

- Gosh, yeah. - Count me in.

[CLEARS THROAT]

Clarabelle Cow Productions proudly presents Rhyme Time,

a musical review of some of my favorite nursery rhymes of all time.

Maestro, if you please?

? Mother Goose is here To sing for you ?

? With a hey-diddle-diddle And a cock-a-doodle-doo ?

? I've lots of rhymes Some short, some long ?

? And I welcome everybody To sing along ?

Come on and join in.

? With a hey-diddle-diddle And a cock-a-doodle-doo ?

ALL: ? With a hey-diddle-diddle And a cock-a-doodle-doo ?

[PLUTO HOWLS TUNE]

And now let us begin

with one of my all-time favorite nursery rhymes:

"Mickory, Dickory, Dock."

MICKEY: Wow.

? Mickory, dickory, dock Mickey Mouse ran up the clock ?

That's your cue, Mickey.

Oh.

Whoa- Whoa!

Oh, my goodness.

Mickey can only make it halfway up the clock,

but he needs to make it all the way to the top of the clock.

What can we do?

Well, maybe a Mouseketool can help us.

Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles!"

ALL: Oh, Toodles!

MICKEY: Let's see.

We've got suction-cup shoes, roses, a beach blanket,

and the Mystery Mouseketool.

Which Mouseketool can keep me from slipping

when I run up the clock?

GOOFY: Well, suction-cup shoes are sticky.

They can help your footsies stick to the clock, so you can climb up.

CLARABELLE: Go for it, Mickey.

MICKEY: We got ears. Say "Cheers!"

One more time.

? Mickory, dickory, dock ?

? Mickey Mouse ran up the clock ?

? The clock struck 1 ?

I said:

? The clock struck 1 ?

Wait a minute, wait a minute. Stop the show.

- Did you hear anything? - Huh?

CLARABELLE: The clock is supposed to go "bong"

when the clock strikes 1.

That's when the little hand is on the one

and the big hand is pointing straight up.

Hmm. The big hand is pointing straight up.

And that's exactly where we want it to be.

Well, that's right, Goofy.

But is the little hand on the one?

No, it's not. It's on the number...

Hmm. What number is the little hand on?

Three. You got it.

Well, if the clock is going to strike 1,

the little hand should be on the number...

one. You betcha.

So let's move the little hand to the number one.

A little help, s'il vous pla�t.

Much obliged, Monsieur Helper.

Now, let's try that rhyme again.

[CLEARS THROAT]

[MUSIC PLAYS]

? Mickory, dickory, dock ?

? Mickey Mouse ran up the clock ?

? The clock struck 1 ?

[TOLLS]

? Mickey's job is done ?

? Mickory, dickory, dock ?

BOTH: Hooray for "Mickory, Dickory, Dock"!

[CLUCKING AND BARKING]

? With a hey-diddle-diddle And a cock-a-doodle-doo ?

? I have another marvelous rhyme For you ?

This one is called "The Old Woman in the Shoe."

[MUSIC PLAYS]

? There was an old woman Who lived in a shoe ?

It sure is stinky.

Peeyew.

[SNIFFS]

Oh, my goodness.

This shoe is odorific.

"Odorific" means that the shoe smells bad.

Ah. Just the way I like it.

- Whoa! - I don't like stinky shoes.

Oh, my. Whatever can we do about this?

Well, when in doubt,

a Mouseke-diddle-doodle can help us out.

I rhymed.

Everybody say "Oh, Toodles!"

ALL: Oh, Toodles!

MICKEY: Hmm. Can a beach blanket make a stinky shoe smell better?

Hmm. No, not really.

It would just cover it.

GOOFY: Can roses make a stinky shoe smell better?

CLARABELLE & DAISY: They sure can.

CLARABELLE: Roses smell good.

GOOFY: Well, let's use them roses to make the smelly shoe smelly better.

MICKEY: You got it, Goof.

And we got ears. Say "Cheers!"

Roses are red They sure aren't blue

I got a bunch of them For this giant shoe

Let's all count the roses as I toss them into the shoe.

Ready?

One, two, three,

four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine,

10, 11, 12.

We have 12 roses.

That's a dozen flowers, you know.

[SNIFFS]

Ah. The shoe smells rosy.

And it's as fresh as a daisy too.

Now, let's get this show back on track, shall we?

Hit it, boys.

? There was an old woman Who lived in a shoe ?

? It was no longer stinky And she knew what to do ?

? She turned it into A wonderful house ?

? And invited us all to a dinner ?

? Made by Minnie the mouse ?

MICKEY & DONALD: Hooray for the old woman in the no-longer-stinky shoe!

[BARKS]

[CHICKENS SQUAWKING]

How you feeling, chicken friends?

[ALL COUGHING]

Gee, I guess you need some more rest.

But don't worry about the musical.

All your friends are helping out, right?

Right.

? With a hey-diddle-diddle And a cock-a-doodle-doo ?

? I have another marvelous rhyme For you ?

This one is called "Donald Dumpty."

Aw, this is ridiculous.

How do I always get in this mess?

Aw, be a good egg, Donald.

Remember, it's for Clarabelle.

And the chickens too.

Oh, all right.

Whoa!

? Donald Dumpty sat on a wall ?

Oh, boy.

? Donald Dumpty tried not to fall ?

Uh-oh.

? Donald Dumpty slipped off the wall ?

Hang on, Donald.

[DONALD YELLS]

All right!

Now, where was I?

Oh, yes.

? Donald Dumpty sat on a wall ?

? Donald Dumpty tried not to fall ?

? Instead he slipped And it was crazy ?

What?

? Until he was helped By his friend Daisy ?

ALL: Hooray for Donald Dumpty and Daisy!

[LAUGHS]

? With a hey-diddle-diddle And a cock-a-doodle-doo ?

? I have another marvelous rhyme For you ?

"Petey Piper Picked Plenty of Pickled Peppers."

[COW MOOS]

[SHEEP BLEATS]

? Petey Piper picked Plenty of pickled peppers ?

? Plenty of pickled peppers Petey Piper picked ?

I'm Petey Piper. That's me.

? So if Petey Piper picked Plenty of pickled peppers ?

? How ?

? Many pickled peppers Did Petey Piper pick? ?

Good question, Mother Goose Clarabelle.

How many pickled peppers did I pick, anyways?

We'll help you figure it out, pal, won't we?

- Ruff, ruff! - All right.

Hmm. Each of these bunches has 10 peppers.

So why don't we count the peppers by tens?

Good idea, Mouse.

I'm with you on that one.

That way, we can figure out how many peppers there are in all.

Come on, everybody. Let's help Petey count the peppers.

MICKEY & PETE: Ten, 20, 30...

PETE: Wait a minute. Hold the peppers.

Oh, I need something to carry all these pickley peppers in.

And I got nothing that'll do the job.

But then again, how's about one of them

Mickey the Mouseketooly- dealy-thinga-ma-bobs?

I bet one of those could help me out.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You heard Petey Piper.

Everybody say "Oh, Toodles!"

BOTH: Oh, Toodles!

MICKEY: Okay. We still have a beach blanket

and the Mystery Mouseketool.

Can a beach blanket help us carry things?

PETE: Hmm. Let me think about that.

Well, if we put the peppers in the middle of the blanket...

we can fold it.

And then, well, what do you know?

We could use the blanket just like a bag.

MICKEY: That's a great idea, Petey.

Let's pick the beach blanket.

We got ears. Say "Cheers!"

Now, where was I?

Oh, yeah. Counting by tens.

Will you help me count?

Oh, thanks. You're a pal.

Let's start with 10, okay?

Ten, 20, 30...

40.

Ha, ha. We picked 40 peppers.

Thanks, everybody.

So if Petey Piper picked plenty of pickled peppers,

how many pickled peppers did Petey Piper pick?

Forty.

Forty pickled peppers.

[TRILLING] Precisely.

Perfect-o.

Peachy keen.

This blanket worked out fine for my 40 pickled peppers.

So do I get a prize for knowing the answer?

Uh, no.

[GASPS]

Well, never hurts to ask.

[CHUCKLES, THEN SIGHS]

? With a hey-diddle-diddle And a cock-a-doodle-doo ?

? I have another marvelous rhyme For you ?

Oh, this next one is my very, very favorite one of all.

And it's called "Minnie Miss Muffet."

? Minnie Miss Muffet Sat on a tuffet ?

? Eating a golden pear ?

? When along came a spider ?

- Ruff, ruff! - Oh!

? Who sat down beside her ?

[PANTING]

? And scared her from here to there ?

[HOWLS]

Oh, my! Oh, my!

I need to get away really fast from that scary spider.

Can you find a little old Mouseketool to help out little old me?

You will? Oh, thank you.

Everybody say:

? Oh, Toodles ?

ALL: Oh, Toodles!

MINNIE: Oh, well, look what we found.

All that's left is the Mystery Mouseketool.

And you know what that means.

MICKEY: Everybody say "Mystery Mouseketool."

ALL: Mystery Mouseketool.

MICKEY: What's today's Mystery Mouseketool?

It's a hoppity ball.

Can that help Minnie make a fast getaway from that scary spider?

You betcha.

We picked all our Mouseketools.

Say "Super cheers!"

Bye-bye, Pluto the spider.

See you later, you silly old thing.

[BARKS]

ALL: Hooray for Minnie Miss Muffet!

And Pluto the spider too.

Oh! That was simply wonderful.

Everyone is doing such a great job.

[CHICKENS CLUCKING]

What? Can that be my chickens?

[ALL CLUCKING MUSICALLY]

Shucks, listen to those clucks.

The chickens' voices are back.

Hooray!

[CLUCKS]

This is stupendous.

Our chicken friends are just in time for the grand finale.

Okay, everyone, for our last song,

let's all sing with gusto,

if you please.

[CHICKENS CLUCKING MELODY]

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

? With a hey-diddle-diddle And a cock-a-doodle-doo ?

[ALL CLUCKING MUSICALLY]

? Our chicken friends are back To sing for you ?

- ? With a hey-diddle-diddle ? - ? And a cock-a-doodle-doo ?

? With a cluck-a-diddle-diddle And a cluck-a-doodle-doo ?

? With a hey-Mouseke-diddle And a Mouseke-doodle-doo ?

[ALL LAUGHING]

MICKEY: Oh, gosh.

What a hey-diddle-diddle hot-dog day.

Thanks for making Clarabelle's clubhouse "mooo-sical"

a big success.

Oh, I couldn't have done this without you.

You were great in the show.

Come on, everybody. Give yourself a hand.

And now let's do the Hot Dog Dance.

ALL: ? Hot dog ?

[BARKING RHYTHMICALLY]

? Hot dog ?

? Hot dog, hot dog Hot diggety dog ?

? Now we got ears It's time for cheers ?

? Hot dog, hot dog The problem's solved ?

? Hot dog, hot dog Hot diggety dog ?

Thanks for helping with Clarabelle's "mooo-sical."

I sure had fun, and I hope you did too.

And thanks for doing the Hot Dog Dance. Yeah!

What a hot dog day.

? Hot dog, hot dog Hot diggety dog ?

? It's a brand-new day What you waiting for? ?

? Get up, stretch out Stomp on the floor ?

? Hot dog, hot dog Hot diggety dog ?

? Hot dog, hot dog Hot diggety dog ?

? We're splitting the scene We're full of beans ?

? So long for now From Mickey Mouse ?

That's me!

? And the Mickey Mouse ?

? Clubhouse ?

Aw, thanks for stopping by.

MICKEY: Say, do you remember Petey Piper and his peppers?

CLARABELLE: ? Petey Piper picked Plenty of pickled peppers ?

? Plenty of pickled peppers Petey Piper picked ?

GOOFY: So how many pickled peppers did Petey Piper pick?

PETE: Forty pickled peppers. That's right.

DAISY: And we counted those 40 peppers by tens.

MICKEY: That was swell pepper picking, everybody.

Ha, ha. See you real soon.

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