Mickey Mouse birthday party

 Q. Given below are some notes on Walt Disney’s creation, ‘Mickey Mouse’.Taking information from the notes, write a speech to be delivered on the occasion of Mickey’s Birthday Party being organised in your school. [BBC Compacta Class VI]

MICKEY MOUSE (old but forever young)

1. official date of birth - 18th November 1828 (first appearance in film 'Steamboat Willie')

2. created by - Mr Walt Disney

3. original name - Mortimer Mouse (Disney changed it on his wife's suggestion)

4. The name Mickey - represents qualities of fun and happiness 

5. first appearance in colour - 1935 (film 'The Band Concert')

6. famous role- as the Sorcerer's apprentice in the film 'Fantasia' (1940)

1. Ladies and Gentlemen, esteemed faculty members, and most importantly, all the bright and spirited students, it is my immense honor to stand before you today on this very special occasion. Today, we are here to celebrate the birth of a timeless icon, Mickey Mouse. On the 18th of November in 1928, this beloved character made his first appearance in the film 'Steamboat Willie', and the world has never been the same since.

Created by the visionary Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse has captured the hearts of people of all ages for generations. Originally named Mortimer Mouse, Walt Disney's wife suggested the name 'Mickey', a name that perfectly embodies the qualities of fun and happiness that Mickey represents. From his humble beginnings, Mickey Mouse has grown to become a symbol of joy and laughter for millions around the globe. 

In 1935, Mickey made his first appearance in color in the film 'The Band Concert', adding new dimensions to his already charismatic personality. He has also taken on numerous roles throughout the years, but perhaps none more iconic than his portrayal as the Sorcerer's apprentice in the film 'Fantasia' in 1940. This endearing character has brought smiles and laughter to countless faces, and his impact on popular culture cannot be overstated.

As we gather here today, let us remember the joy and entertainment that Mickey Mouse has brought into our lives. His adventures have sparked the imagination of children and adults alike, and his timeless charm continues to inspire generations. In a world where so much changes so quickly, Mickey Mouse remains a constant, a symbol of innocence and optimism that will forever be ingrained in our hearts. 

So, as we celebrate Mickey's birthday, let us take a moment to thank Walt Disney for creating such a lovable character and for bringing so much happiness into our lives. Let us also remember the values that Mickey stands for - the values of friendship, kindness, and joy. And most importantly, let us pledge to keep Mickey's spirit alive in our hearts, as we continue to spread love and happiness in our own communities. 

Happy Birthday, Mickey Mouse! Here's to many more years of fun, laughter, and timeless magic. Thank you. 

2. Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, I am honored to stand before you today to celebrate a very special occasion - the birthday of one of the most iconic and beloved characters in the world, Mickey Mouse. 

As we all know, Mickey Mouse made his official debut on 18th November 1828 in the film 'Steamboat Willie', created by the visionary Mr. Walt Disney. It's hard to believe that Mickey Mouse is old, but he is forever young in our hearts and will continue to bring joy and laughter to people of all ages for generations to come. Originally named Mortimer Mouse, Walt Disney decided to change it to Mickey, thanks to his wife's suggestion. The name Mickey symbolizes qualities of fun and happiness, and indeed, Mickey Mouse has brought countless moments of joy and laughter to millions of people around the world. Mickey Mouse made his first appearance in color in 1935 in the film 'The Band Concert', marking a significant milestone in his colorful history. One of his most famous and iconic roles was as the Sorcerer's apprentice in the film 'Fantasia' in 1940, where Mickey proved that he was not only a source of entertainment but also a symbol of creativity and imagination. As we gather here today to celebrate Mickey Mouse's birthday, we can't help but reflect on the impact he has had on our lives. From his humble beginnings as a simple cartoon character, Mickey Mouse has become a global symbol of joy, optimism, and the power of imagination. He has taught us to embrace our inner child, to believe in the impossible, and to find happiness in the little things. 

So, let's raise our voices and celebrate the enduring legacy of Mickey Mouse. Let's honor his creator, Walt Disney, for giving us this timeless gift of joy and laughter. And let's remember that no matter how old he gets, Mickey Mouse will forever be young at heart. Happy Birthday, Mickey Mouse! Thank you for bringing so much happiness into our lives. Here's to many more years of fun, laughter, and magic!

3. MICKEY MOUSE: THE TIMELESS ICON
Ladies and gentlemen, honored guests, and fellow Disney enthusiasts, today we gather to celebrate the birthday of a beloved character who has brought smiles, laughter, and joy to the world for generations - Mickey Mouse. Created by the ingenious mind of Mr. Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse, despite being old in age, is forever young in our hearts.
First and foremost, let us acknowledge the official date of Mickey's birth, which is the18th of November, 1928. It was on this momentous day that Mickey burst onto the silver screen in his debut film, "Steamboat Willie." This groundbreaking animation marked the beginning of Mickey's journey to becoming a global cultural phenomenon.

We owe a debt of gratitude to Mr. Walt Disney, the brilliant artist and visionary who brought Mickey Mouse to life. It was Disney's creativity, perseverance, and unwavering dedication that paved the way for Mickey's enduring legacy. Without Disney's bold imagination, the world might never have known the joy of experiencing the magic of Mickey. 
Interestingly, Mickey Mouse was not always known by his iconic name. Originally, he was given the moniker Mortimer Mouse. However, it was through the astute suggestion of Disney's wife, Lillian, that the name was changed to the much more endearing and catchy "Mickey." This change not only softened the character's image but also represented the qualities of fun and happiness that Mickey embodies.
In 1935, Mickey Mouse made another milestone in his career by appearing in his first colored film, "The Band Concert." This transition from black and white to color added a vibrant dimension to Mickey's adventures, captivating audiences and further solidifying his place in the hearts of millions around the world.

While Mickey Mouse has played numerous memorable roles throughout the years, there is one that stands out as iconic - his portrayal as the Sorcerer's Apprentice in the renowned film "Fantasia" in 1940. This powerful adaptation showcased Mickey's mischievous yet lovable nature, endearing him to viewers of all ages. The image of Mickey in his wizard hat and robes, summoning brooms to do his bidding, has become an indelible part of the Disney legacy.

Today, Mickey Mouse stands as a global symbol of happiness, imagination, and optimism. His lovable personality and timeless appeal continue to captivate the hearts of people from all walks of life, transcending generations and cultural barriers. From his early days as Mortimer Mouse to his modern persona, Mickey has become a cultural icon, championing the values of friendship, determination, and the power of dreams.

As we celebrate Mickey's birthday today, let us remember the significance of his creation. Mickey Mouse is more than just a cartoon character; he represents the power of imagination, the importance of laughter, and the ability to find joy in the simple things in life. Just like Mickey, let us embrace the qualities of fun, happiness, and perseverance as we journey through our own lives.

In conclusion, Mickey Mouse, our beloved and forever young icon, has touched the lives of millions and continues to bring laughter and happiness into our world. On his birthday, let us extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Walt Disney, whose vision, creativity, and love for storytelling birthed this extraordinary character. May Mickey's adventures continue to enchant and inspire us all, reminding us that age is just a number, and the magic of childhood lives on in our hearts forever. Happy birthday, Mickey Mouse!

4. Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, and of course, our beloved Mickey Mouse, it is truly an honor to be here today to celebrate the birthday of an iconic figure who has captured the hearts of millions around the world.

 Mickey Mouse, though old in age, remains forever young in our memories and continues to inspire joy and laughter in people of all ages. As we gather here to commemorate the official date of birth of Mickey Mouse, which is the 18th of November, 1928, let us take a moment to appreciate the visionary genius behind this beloved character, Mr. Walt Disney. It was his creativity and imagination that brought Mickey Mouse to life, and we are forever grateful for the joy that Mickey has brought into our lives. Mickey Mouse, initially named Mortimer Mouse, was given his enduring moniker on the suggestion of Walt Disney's wife. The name 'Mickey' is synonymous with fun and happiness, representing the very essence of this enduring character. From his first appearance in the legendary film 'Steamboat Willie', Mickey Mouse has been an icon of joy and merriment, capturing the hearts of generations. It was in 1935, in the film 'The Band Concert', that Mickey Mouse made his first appearance in color, further solidifying his place in the hearts of audiences worldwide. 

However, it was in the timeless classic 'Fantasia' in 1940, that Mickey Mouse secured his famous role as the Sorcerer's apprentice, cementing his status as a symbol of magic and wonder. On this special occasion, let us raise a toast to Mickey Mouse, a timeless symbol of laughter and happiness, and a cherished friend to all. Happy Birthday, Mickey!