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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The debut short of Mickey Mouse, this originally silent cartoon from 1928, while nowhere near as important or revolutionary as "Steamboat Willie" (Ub Iwerks himself said the short wasn't much different than what was being done at the time) is important in that it is not only his debut, but also a prime example of Mickey's original characterization -- here, he's a very self-confident, adventurous but ignorant mischief maker who attempts to fly a plane, inspired by Lindbergh (although Mickey himself, as stated above, is based on Douglas Fairbanks). In the meantime, Minnie Mouse joins for a ride as Mickey loses control of his homemade plane. Hilarity Ensues. |
