Original subtitles

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

Say, you wanna come inside my Clubhouse?

Well, all right. Let's go!

Aw, 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!

[? cheerful music playing]

? 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 ?

[announcer] Roll call!

-Donald! -Present!

-[announcer] Daisy! -Here!

-[announcer] Goofy! -A-hyuck! Here!

-[announcer] Pluto! -[barks]

-[announcer] Minnie! -[giggles] Here!

-[announcer] Mickey! -Right here!

[chorus] ? It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse ?

? Come inside It's fun inside ?

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

? M-O-U-S-E ?

[Toodles chimes]

[Mickey] It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Plus! [chuckles]

[Daisy] "Daisylocks and the Three Bears."

Hi, everybody!

It's great to see you at the Clubhouse.

I was about to read my pal, Duffy, a story.

Would you like to hear it, too?

Well, all right!

[kisses]

Oh, this is a good one!

Daisylocks and the Three Bears.

"Once upon a time,

there was a duck named Daisylocks.

She lived in a cottage in the woods."

-[doorbell rings] -Oh!

Wait right here, Duffy.

Hello, there.

Why, look, everybody!

It's Daisylocks.

Hi!

I was just reading about you.

I could use a little help.

You see, I wandered pretty far away

to pick blueberries for my three bear friends.

They'll be waking from their long winter nap soon.

And they'll be hungry.

I have to get home to give them these blueberries,

but I'm a little lost.

Aw, gee. I'll help you find your way home.

-Oh, thank you. -What about you?

Will you help me get Daisylocks back home,

so she can deliver blueberries to her friends, the bears?

[chuckles] I was counting on ya.

Let's get our Mouseketools from the Mousekedoer.

[rattling]

? Mouseke hey Mouseke hi Mouseke ho ?

? Mouseke ready Mouseke set Here we go! ?

? You're a thinkin' and a solvin' work-it-througher ?

? Mouseke me Mouseke you Mousekedoer ?

? Mouseke me Mouseke you Mousekedoer ?

[Toodles chimes]

[Mickey and chorus] ? Oh, Toodles it's time to get to it ?

? Show us the Mouseketools to help us do it ?

? Meeska, Mooska Mousekedoer! ?

[Mickey and chorus] ? Mouseketools Mouseketools, Mouseketools! ?

[chorus] ? Here are your Mouseketools! ?

[Mickey] We've got a small trampoline.

[chuckles] Bouncy.

Big floppy pillow. Ooh, soft.

A sparkling gold coin. Shiny!

And a Mystery Mousekepal.

That's a surprise pal who can help us later.

? Toodles has the tools The Mouseketools ?

? So when we need 'em Toodles will bring 'em ?

? He's here for meedles and youdles ?

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

[Mickey and chorus] ? All we have to say is "Oh, Toodles!" ?

[chimes]

Now that we've got our Mouseketools,

let's get Daisylocks home.

But how? If I knew the way, I wouldn't be lost.

Hmm. [gasps] Maybe we should check the storybook.

Look! A map.

[Daisylocks] That path goes to my cottage.

[Mickey] It looks like we go over a golden bridge,

under a rainbow,

and through a musical garden.

Over, under and through.

Dandy doodles! Let's go.

I'll be back in a while, Duffy.

And then I'll read the story to ya.

To get Daisylocks home,

we're supposed to go over something first.

Do you remember what it is?

We go over the golden bridge. Right!

Maybe it would help us to remember the way home to my cottage

if we sing about it.

[? banjo plays]

I can help.

Look, everybody. It's Banjo Donald.

I'm gonna take a guess

that he can help us with a song. [chuckles]

[both] ? Over, under and through ?

? Along we walk ?

? Just me and you ?

? And Banjo Donald too ?

? And Banjo Donald too ?

? Over a golden bridge ?

? Under a pretty rainbow ?

? Through a musical garden ?

? Are we sure this is the way to go? ?

? The map in the storybook tells us so ?

[both] ? Over, under and through ?

? Along we walk ?

? Just me and you ?

[all] ? And Banjo Donald too ?

Look, a bridge over a river.

And another bridge.

And another bridge.

[Donald] Three bridges? Uh-oh!

[Daisylocks] We need to go over the golden bridge.

And we sure don't wanna go over the wrong one.

Huh. Maybe a Mouseketool can help us pick the right bridge.

Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles!"

[all] Oh, Toodles!

[Toodles chimes]

[Mickey] We've got a small trampoline.

A big fluffy pillow.

A sparkling gold coin.

And a Mystery Mousekepal.

Can any of these Mouseketools help us choose the right color bridge?

-[dings] -[Daisylocks] Yeah.

I sure like the looks of that sparkling gold coin.

[Mickey] Me too.

I bet we could compare its color to the three bridges.

If we find the one that matches,

we'll know we found the golden bridge.

We've got ears, say cheers.

Now, let's see which bridge matches the color of this gold coin.

Is this the golden bridge?

No! It's blue!

How about this one?

Nope. This one is red.

What about this bridge?

Yup, it's the same gold color.

Then we've got our winner.

Over the golden bridge we go.

And we still got the gold coin.

Oh, goody goody. [giggles]

Next, we have to go under something

on the way to Daisylocks' cottage.

Do you remember what it is?

You're right! We go under a rainbow next.

[? plays banjo]

I see the rainbow! Up ahead.

? Red, orange, yellow, green and blue ?

? Say it slow, indigo ?

? Indigo ?

? And there's violet too ?

Look, everybody! It's Painter Goofy.

Howdy!

What're you doing with all that paint, Painter Goofy?

Well, you see, one of the colors of the rainbow is missing,

so I came to paint it on.

But, well, I don't know which color is gone.

Maybe we can help ya.

We noticed you were singing a song about the colors of the rainbow.

I thought it might help me figure out which color to paint.

Can you help me?

Can we? Hit it, Banjo Donald.

[all] ? Red, orange, yellow, green and blue ?

? Say it slow, indigo ?

[Mickey, Daisylocks] ? Indigo ?

? And there's violet too ?

? The colors of the rainbow A beautiful sight ?

? But I wonder why there's no black or no white ?

[all] ? Red, orange, yellow, green and blue ?

? Indigo and violet ?

? Are the last two ?

Can you help us figure out which color is missing from the rainbow?

Great! Let's see.

We have red,

orange,

yellow,

green...

Huh.

This next color is the one that's missing.

[Goofy] Gawrsh! If I remember the song,

it goes, "Red, orange, yellow, green and...

blue!"

Blue is the missing color!

Oh, I think you're right.

Can you help me choose the paint that's blue?

Great!

Thanks a lot!

[exclaims] Whoa!

Whoa! Yowzers! My ladder!

Quackers! Hang on, Painter Goofy!

Don't worry, we'll get you down safely with a Mouseketool.

Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles!"

[all] Oh, Toodles!

[chimes]

[Mickey] We've got a small trampoline,

a big fluffy pillow,

and a Mystery Mousekepal.

Which Mouseketool could we use to help Painter Goofy get down?

Is there something soft he can land on?

[dings]

[Daisylocks] Right! The big fluffy pillow looks nice and soft.

[Mickey] We've got ears, say cheers.

[chimes]

Fluffy pillow, here I come.

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Gawrsh, that was fun! A-hyuck!

Well, we better get back on our way.

[? playing banjo]

Under the rainbow.

-Bye, Painter Goofy. -Bye, now.

And thank you kindly.

Next, we have to go through something on the way to my cottage.

Do you remember what it is?

That's right! We go through a musical garden.

[both] ? Over, under and through ?

? Along we walk ?

? Just me and you ?

? And Banjo Donald too ?

[both] ? And Banjo Donald too ?

? Over a golden bridge ?

? Under a pretty rainbow ?

? Through a musical garden ?

[both] ? Here we go Here we go ?

? Over, under and through ?

? Along we walk ?

? Just me and you ?

[all] ? And Banjo Donald too ?

Hmm. I don't see a musical garden around here.

? Criss cross buns Criss cross buns... ?

I hear singing.

And where there's singing, there might be a musical garden.

? Give 'em to your friends They're sure to want them... ?

But where is it coming from?

[all] That way!

Oh, gee. We can't all be right.

Yeah, just me.

Well, Banjo Donald, [chuckles]

to know for sure, maybe we need something that will help us

jump up high to look around.

Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles!"

[all] Oh, Toodles!

[chimes]

[Mickey] We've got a small trampoline

and a Mystery Mousekepal.

Which Mouseketool could we use

to jump up high so we can look around?

[dings]

Why, sure!

That trampoline is bouncy fun. [chuckles]

It's the perfect Mouseketool to jump on.

We've got ears, say cheers.

Will you jump with me?

Great! Stand up, bend your knees,

and jump!

Jump, jump!

? Criss cross buns Criss cross buns... ?

That's gotta be the musical garden.

This way, everybody.

? Criss cross buns Criss cross buns ?

? One a penny Two a penny Criss cross buns ?

-? Give 'em to your friends ? -? They're sure to want some ?

? One a penny Two a penny Criss cross buns ?

Oh, welcome!

Would you like some criss cross buns?

We'd love some, please.

Oh, wonderful. I've got some coming out of the bread oven.

Careful, now. These are still very hot.

Say, I'd like some goody-good criss cross buns

that aren't too hot or too cold,

but just right.

These are so cold that they're covered in ice.

And these just came out of the oven,

so they're too hot.

Which one should I choose?

Yeah, these!

That's what I thought, too.

They're just right.

Gosh, we don't have any pennies for the criss cross buns.

But how about a gold coin?

We'll take it. Thanks.

Gee, Daisylocks. We've gone over a golden bridge,

under a rainbow,

and through a musical garden.

Bit I don't see your cottage anywhere.

[giggles] I can help you with that.

You see, you haven't really gone through the musical garden.

You're still in it.

Yeah! To go all the way through it,

you gotta go though that gate over there.

Oh, I see! Thanks for your help.

[grunting]

It's locked!

Hmm. A piano,

a violin,

and a drum.

Look, these hedges are shaped just like those instruments.

This one's a piano. This one's a violin.

And what is this?

Yes! A drum!

Maybe we're supposed to play the instruments in that order.

Do you remember which one is first?

The piano! Right!

To play a piano, you strike the keys like this.

[? plays piano notes]

To play a violin, you pull the bow across the strings

like this.

[? plays violin tune]

You play a drum

like this.

Good work, everybody. Let's go.

[? plays banjo]

[sighs]

[breathing heavily]

What's wrong, Daisylocks?

Quackers, I'm a little tired.

I've been walking so much since berry-picking this morning.

I wish I could sit and rest a minute.

Ahem. Need a chair, do ya?

Say, thanks, um...

Villager Pete's the name. Good to meet ya.

Used furniture's the game.

Well, let's see now.

Got a half-broken lamp,

which means half okay. [laughs]

One legged table. Perfect.

Uh, oh, chairs!

-Ah! -Oh, take your pick, and it's yours.

Toodles! Could you help me pick the chair

that's just right for my size?

Good choice!

That one's too small,

and that one's too big.

But this one is just right.

Thanks for the chair, Villager Pete.

[laughs] You got it, pal-y.

So long, banjo quackers.

Goodbye!

[? plays banjo]

Look! There's the cave where my bear friends live.

And my cottage is just down that way.

Come on, let's see if they're awake yet.

[snoring]

They're still sleeping.

Can you help me get the right blueberries to the right bear?

Thank you berry much. [chuckles]

Baby Bear gets the smallest container.

Which one is that?

You got it.

Papa Bear is the biggest bear.

So he gets the biggest container.

Which one is that?

Right!

So who does this medium-sized bin of blueberries go to?

[Banjo Donald] I know. Mama Bear.

[Daisylocks] Mama Bear! That's right.

[snoring]

[yawns]

[sniffs] Huh?

[sniffs] Oh!

[grunting excitedly]

[grunting]

Quackers! Papa Bear won't wake up!

I'll do it.

[? plays banjo loudly]

-[? banjo continues playing] -[snoring]

Aw, phooey!

Gee, I wonder if a Mouseketool could help us wake Papa Bear.

Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles!"

-[all] Oh, Toodles! -[Toodles chimes]

[Mickey] Oh, gosh. All we have left is the Mystery Mousekepal.

Let's see who it is.

Everybody say, "Mystery Mousekapal!"

[all] "Mystery Mouskepal!"

[dings]

[Mickey] Today's Mystery Mousekepal is...

a baby elephant!

[Daisylocks] Elephants can blow a loud noise with their trunks.

Maybe that little guy can wake Papa Bear.

[Mickey] Oh, we've used all our Mouseketools today.

Say, "Super cheers!"

[chimes]

[trumpets]

Hi, there, little elephant.

Can you use your trunk to wake Papa Bear?

[trumpets]

[Papa Bear snoring]

[trumpets]

[snoring continues]

[trumpets loudly]

[groans]

[gasps]

Great work!

You did it!

Enjoy your blueberries!

Oh, goody goodness.

Thank you both for helping me get home.

And thank you, too.

We couldn't have done it without ya.

Bye, now!

-Bye, Daisylocks! -Bye!

And now it's time for me to get back to the Clubhouse.

I've got to finish reading the story of Daisylocks and the Three Bears

to Duffy.

"And after the bears had a belly full of blueberries

they all lived happily ever after,

with their pal, Daisylocks.

The end."

[laughs] This sure was a fun day helping Daisylocks get home,

and now it's time to stand up

and do the Hot Dog Dance.

[? cheerful music playing]

? Hot dog! ?

? Hot dog! ?

? Hot dog, hot dog hot diggity dog ?

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

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

? Hot dog, hot dog hot diggity dog! ?

Did you enjoy the story of Daisylocks and the Three Bears?

It happens to be my favorite. [laughs]

What a hot dog day!

? Hot dog, hot dog hot diggity dog ?

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

? Get up, stretch out stomp on the floor ?

? Hot dog, hot dog hot diggity dog ?

? Hot dog, hot dog hot diggity dog ?

? We're splittin' 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.

[? ending theme music playing]

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