Hey, everybody! It's me, Mickey Mouse.
Say, you wanna come inside my clubhouse?
Well, all right. Let's go!
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!
That's me!
Roll call!
- Donald! -Present!
- Daisy! -Here!
- Goofy! -Here!
Pluto!
- Minnie! -Here!
- Mickey! -Right here!
It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse!
Welcome to our clubhouse. It's a very special day today.
Know why? Because you're here.
Mickey. Moo-arvelous to see you.
Nice to see you, Clarabelle.
You too, Bella.
Now, Mickey, let me get right to the point.
I need your help. It's about those chickens.
What chickens, Clarabelle?
Why, the flock of chickens that just moo-ved to the petting zoo.
You see...
Moo-aestro, if you please.
Our chicken friends are really sweet
But they're running out of corn to eat
It's up to us to get them more
After all what are good neighbours for?
Hmm. How are we gonna get enough corn to feed the chickens?
I sot m
We'll put on a carnival at the clubhouse.
Our friends can pay with corn to play games and go on rides.
What a glorious idea!
Will you help us put on a carnival
to collect corn for our chicken friends?
You will? Hot corn dog!
Come on, to the Mousekedoer.
Hmm, a piece of string. Stringy.
A gong. Sounds noisy.
And the mystery Mouseketool.
That's a surprise tool that can help us later.
All right, we got our Mouseketools.
Come on, everybody, let's put on a carnival.
Mickey, why don't we build the carnival right here?
Good idea, Clarabelle,
but we're going to need all our friends to help.
Where is everybody?
We need to get them here at once.
The longer we wait, the hungrier the chickens will get.
We'd better get moo-ving.
Hmm. This sounds like a job for a Mouseketool.
Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles!"
Oh, Toodles!
Let's see, a piece of string and a gong.
Can we use any of these to let our friends know we need their help?
Ooh. A gong is really loud.
We can bang on it like a drum.
Our friends are sure to hear it and come running.
We got ears! Say, "Cheers!"
Hello, everybody.
- Hiya, Mickey. -Hello.
Listen up, everybody.
Clarabelle needs us to put on a clubhouse carnival.
Oh, I just love carnivals.
And it's for a good cause, too.
We're going to collect corn
to feed our new friends, the chickens.
- Oh, boy, the chickens! -That's great!
Every carnival needs a merry-go-round.
So let's pull the Surprise Switch and get one.
There it is.
And, it's not just a merry-go-round,
it's a muffin-go-round.
Mickey, would you mind?
I'd love to pull the Surprise Switch.
Oh, okay Clarabelle, but it's hard work.
It's for the chickens, Mickey.
Moo. Moo.
Moo!
Clarabelle, you did it.
Moo-yah!
Gosh, now that's a carnival.
Anybody up for a ride?
- Yeah. -Oh, boy!
For your safety, we ask that you keep
all your arms and legs inside the car at all times.
Thank you.
Let's do it again.
Maybe later, Donald. We still have lots to do.
Yoo-hoo, Mickey. Over here.
- My goodness, what a big jar. -That's right.
Every time someone goes on a ride or plays a game,
they'll pay with corn. Then we'll put it in this jar.
And when it's full,
we'll have enough corn to feed the chickens.
Gosh, that's a lot of corn to collect.
Hmm, I think you ought to put a half full mark on the jar.
Uh-huh. That way when the jar is half full,
everyone can tell how well the corn collecting is going.
Good idea.
But where is the halfway mark?
I can't tell.
Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles!"
Oh, Toodles!
Hmm, a piece of string and the mystery Mouseketool.
Hey, how about the string?
Oh, I know a way we can use the string.
- Can we try it? -Sure, Daisy.
We've got ears, say "Cheers!"
Look, the string is exactly as long as the jar.
So, I'll just fold the string in half,
and that'll show us
where the halfway mark on the jar should go.
Stupendous.
Come on, let's get this carnival started.
I do declare the clubhouse carnival officially open.
Whoa!
Test your skill, try your luck.
Come and play, Dunk the Duck.
Only five corn pieces a try.
Hit the centre of the target, and dunk the duck.
- We want to... -Dunk Donald.
Just try it.
He missed it.
Was Dale's throw too high or too low?
That's right. It was too high.
Oops. He missed it, too.
Was Chip's throw too high or too low?
You're right again. It was too low.
Now that throw was just right.
All right!
Whoo-hoo!
Why does this always happen to me? Aw, phooey.
Why does this always happen to me?
Remember, Donald. It's for the chickens.
Aw, okay.
Here, Mickey. Corn for the chickens.
Gee, thanks, Goof.
Oh, joy. We're off to a good start,
but we still have along way to go to fill the jar.
Is the jar half full yet?
No, not yet. Oh, dear.
Don't worry, Clarabelle.
It'll be filled halfway real soon.
And then it's all the way to the top.
Oh, the chickens will be happy to hear that.
Hot dogs, get your hot dogs.
Roasted to perfection by the sun.
- Hiya, Professor. -Hello there, Mickey.
How would you like a hot dog?
I'm cooking up a batch of Weenies on my latest invention,
the Von Drake Hotsy-Totsy Solar Hot Dog Cooker.
It uses the sun to cook a hot dog right in its bun.
But, whatever you do, don't press the red button.
Duh, I would like to have some hot dogs.
Oh, boy, Mr Willie the Giant.
Duh-huh. I'll take 349 hot dogs.
Duh, with mustard.
Three hundred and forty-nine?
That's some giant-sized order.
With the mustard on top,
that will cost you a lot of corn kernels.
Got them right here.
Stand back, everybody. We've got to get cooking here.
Three hundred and forty-nine hotsy-totsy hot dogs
coming right up.
Aw, enjoy your snack, Willie.
Duh, I Will, I Will.
Step right up, guess Pete's weight.
When it comes to games, this one's great.
Ooh. You look like a sport, Sport.
Come on, play Guess Pete's Weight.
Okay-
Now, in this here game, I'm gonna show you some animals.
If you can guess which one weighs the same as me,
you win...
...a genuine Petey doll.
I made the game hard
because it'd break my heart to give away a single one.
They're so cute.
So, Mickey the mouse,
which animal do you think weighs the same as me?
This little piggy?
The elephant?
Or the bear?
Hmm, I think it's going to be the bear.
Okay, the mouse thinks it's the bear.
First, let's see if I weigh the same as the piggy.
Well, what do you know,
my side of the scale went down.
That means I weigh more than the pig, not the same.
Okay, then. Do you think I weigh the same as an elephant?
Whoa! Oh, I'm way up here.
Pete, you don't weigh the same as the elephant.
You weigh less.
The mouse said I weigh the same as the bear.
Hmm, this one's harder.
Pete and the bear look the same size.
I guess that means Pete weighs the same as the bear.
Hmm. Well, what do you know?
The scale's all even-Steven.
I weigh the same as the bear.
We have a winner!
Yippee!
We win! We win!
Here you go, Minnie. A precious widdle Petey Doll.
I know it's for a good cause.
It's for the chickens.
You'll give him a good home, won't you?
Aw, Pete, I'll take really good care of him.
Oh, uh, here, Mickey.
It's, uh, it's all the corn I collected.
Great. Thanks, Pete.
Here you go, Clarabelle. A whole bucket of corn.
Why, that's music to my ears.
Great news, everyone!
We filled the corn jar to the halfway mark.
Oh, Mickey, I'm glad we've gathered so much corn.
But I'm worried that we'll never fill up the jar to the top.
Now don't worry your head about it, madam.
Hoo, boy. I think I pulled something.
Oh, look at all this corn we got from Willie the Giant.
Quick, let's put it in the jar.
We filled it right to the tippy-top.
The jar is now full.
Spread the news near and far
The corn we've collected has filled the jar
Our carnival is now complete
Our chicken friends have lots to eat
Congratulations, Clarabelle.
Oh, goody-goody, they've got plenty to eat.
Yep. That's corny.
Come and get it!
Uh-oh! The professor's hot-diggidy gizmo
is heating up the corn.
Oh, the corn's popping into popcorn.
She's gonna blow!
- Oh, no! -Gosh!
Oh, my! All the corn has turned into popcorn.
Down to the last piece.
Uh, what'll the chickens eat now?
Oh, look!
The chickens love popcorn even more than regular corn.
But, we can't leave all this popcorn just lying here.
We need something really big to put all the popcorn in.
We need a Mouseketool. So who do we call?
Oh, Toodles!
Only the mystery Mouseketool is left.
Everybody say, "Mystery Mouseketool!"
Mystery Mouseketool!
What's today's mystery Mouseketool?
It's a parachute.
Could a parachute hold all that popcorn?
Sure it can. If we turn it upside down,
we can use it like a big bag.
We picked all our Mouseketools.
Say, "Super cheers!"
Hmm. How can we put all the popcorn in the parachute?
Oh, let me. I want to help, I do.
All done, and I didn't miss a single piece.
- Duh, did I? -No, you didn't.
Come on, little chickens. I like chickens.
Hot corn dog. Now the chickens
will have enough popcorn to eat for a long, long time.
And everyone had such a wonderful time
at our magnificent carnival.
Thank you so much for making it possible.
And thank you, too.
And thank you, Pete. Here.
For me? Aw.
Come on, everybody, up on your feet.
Let's go back to the clubhouse and do the Hot Dog dance.
Thanks for coming over to the clubhouse today.
We sure had lots of fun, and I hope to see you again real soon.
Keep dancing, everybody. Yeah.
What a hot-dog day!
That's me!
Aw, thanks for stopping by.
Do you remember what game we played with Pete?
Right, it was Guess Pete's Weight.
And do you remember which animal weighed more than Pete?
Yep. The elephant weighed more.
Do you remember which animal weighed the same as Pete?
Uh-huh. The bear weighed the same as Pete.
See you real soon.