Mickey and the Beanstalk

Bongo: This film is adapted from the original work by Sinclair Lewis. It tells the story of a star bear named Bongo who lives in the circus. He can walk a tightrope, perform a hat trick, ride a unicycle, and box. He is deeply loved by adults and children. But it can only live in a cage and travel around the country with the circus, performing the same show. One day, Bongo decided to escape and return to the long-lost nature, where new tests and adventures were waiting for him; Mickey and the Beanstalk: In a beautiful place called Happy Valley, a violent giant snatched away the singing harp. From then on, Happy Valley became a dry and desolate land, and people suffered from famine. One day, Mickey exchanged the cow for three magic beans. At night, the magic beans took root and sprouted, soared into the sky, and brought Mickey, Guffy, and Donald Duck to the giant's palace. This film was a package film produced by Disney during World War II. It was the last time Walt Disney voiced the character Mickey.