M-I-C-K-E-Y: The Source of My Nightmares

A still frame from a 1934 MGM film shows an early Mickey Mouse character in a black shirt, red shorts, and white gloves, standing on a light-colored floor. Behind him is a sign for 'TOYLAND INK CO.' with 'RED-BLUE-BLACK' written below. White text overlaid at the top of the frame states: 'In 1934, Walt Disney loaned Mickey Mouse out to a friend at MGM to put in their movie Babes in Toyland/March of the Wooden Soldiers.'

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