Mouseketeer Spotlight Mickey Mouse Club 65th Anniversary Diamond Edition (Pt 1)
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- Welcome to Part 1 of the Mouseketeer Spotlight Mickey Mouse Club 65th Anniversary Diamond Edition. featuring the Original 1955 - 59 Cast. Narrated By John Marshall.
I remember watching this as a kid and wishing I could be a Mouseketeer.
This is a third edition with some extra added material. The Original Mickey Mouse Club Cast 1955 - 59 was something special to me from my childhood. I had the biggest crush on Cheryl....Puppy Love kinda thing. Who was your favorite Mouseketeer? Please Like & Subscribe..
Whenever I came home from school I used to see this program religiously and I do mean religiously.
Now that I am an adult, it brings back plenty of fond memories of my youth. How time flies by.
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So many of us lonely at this time. I remember this in the same way you do. Happy thoughts sent your way. :)
Now 75 years old and a fan of the MMC from the beginning, this has been a wonderful trip down memory lane.
I'm 74 and it scares me how much of this I remembered the good parts that is. May all that has passed on may they all rest in peace. Thanks for posting this for all us Mouseketeers
This Millennium scares me.... I wasn’t scared back then.
@@maureenmcgovern6119 you were you just don't remember. Things like Bomb shelters the Cuban missile crisis.
I am 72 years old and I still remember those opening and closing musical numbers
They’re deeply embedded
Thank you I enjoyed watching Mickey mouse Club
Wow, such memories. This show brought the needed funds for the Disney Land enormous starting expense. Thank you Kids! Fabulous! Disney had such increadible Visions!
Used to enjoy watching this back in the 80s until my dad informed me that "half those people are probably dead". Broke my heart
You had a mean Dad...Sorry.
Watched the Mickey Mouse Club in syndication it was a great classic show to watch i liked the way they sang dance did skits ect they were very talented and well mannered the Mickey Mouse Club will always be a children's variety show ahead of its time forever
God, I still remember watching Old School Episodes in 1976 when I was 10. I had no idea of it's legacy. In fact a programming genius at ABC used to put the Show on after American Bandstand when it was still based in Philadelphia, PA, so from 3:30 to 6:00 The afternoon was owned by The Teenagers. I heard that you really had to know your stuff if you wanted to be a Mouseketeer. Can you sing, dance, play a musical instrument, write a song, ride a horse. Another thing I admired was that no matter what "era" it was, they always made sure the "Children" stay on top of their Books. That's saying alot since so many Child Stars (even to this day) don't have proper educations let alone Lifeskill Lessons. What was so shocking is that some of them had "complicated" lives. One was in the closet who lost his Husband due to Alzheimer's and had to keep it a secret and Annette died of MS while Darlene went to Prison on a Faux Pas Ponzi Scheme. Can you imagine how "challenging" it must have been to live in Annette's Shadow.
I never missed the Mickey Mouse Club when I was growing up. I would run home from school , put my ears on . and watch the show. One of my favorite programs was with the dog Shadow. Sure does bring back great memories.
Loved the riflemen and loved Johnny Crawford , always will ...💓💓💓
Loved/love this Show. So playful and just clean fun🎯💯💛💎
Lonnie was the nickname i grew up with, but Bobby and Annette were my favorites.👍Along with the very talent Doreen.
Jimmy Dodd was the perfect host. So sad he passed on so young.
The entire show was innocent and delightful. A totally different Era.
Everything went south after the murder of JFK, the Vietnam War, and the Beatles & Rock Shock "musick".
I enjoyed the MMC everyday after school myself -- how wonderful it is to show the original MMC to my grandson -- look forward to seeing more!!
I will be releasing more very soon, they will be In high Definition and new remastered sound. I have put a lot of love into the new project. Thank you so much for being here, and please Like and Subscribe so you get a notification when my new episode comes out! God bless you.
@@jemntertainment I am looking forward to that..Thanks. Do you work for Disney so you can get these tapes?
Well done. I can see the love. Thanks.
Cubby also played on The Soundtrack to the Movie Grease and as many of you know "Annette" was mentioned in the Bleachers "before" they sang Summer Nights
I knew Annette was mentioned in Grease. I didn't know Cubby played on the soundtrack until now. Interesting trivia.
Thanks for the memory.
thank you i really enjoyed watching this and remembering the cast
Was a big fan, my sisters brothers and I watched the Mickey Mouse Club after school on weekdays. I was a Disney Employee at age 18, worked on the mules at Anaheim Disneyland. My older brother worked on the trams in the parking lot and my younger brother in a shop at Disneyland Hotel. After a 20 year hiatus, I returned to work for Disney. The mules had been gone for over a decade, so I worked on the parade crew, with the horses. Most of the "castmembers" that I worked with when I returned, were much younger. However, two that I'd worked with on the mules, were still working for Disney, they were driving the horse drawn street cars on Main Street.
I watched it in the mid-1970s and fell in love with it! I was in junior high then.
Wow... quite a trip down Memory Lane!
So many great memories. I was an active viewer back in the day.
I was very sad 😢 & praying 🙏 for them because i love Disney! GOD BLESS AMERICA!
I too love Disney, but where they are headed is terrifying. I loved Walt and his dreams. I don't love the woke path that Is destroying his once beautiful Co. Tinkerbell will always be magical to me in her original art form. I am currently working on a new series called "W.W.W. D.D? (What Would Walt Disney Do?) Keep your eyes on my channel for it's release coming soon. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts.
If you are of a certain age, you may remember that when NPR's All Things Considered first came on the radio in the 70s, their theme music was also a circus march very similar to the MMC's opening. NPR regularly changed their music through the years and greatly de-emphasized it. In the beginning it was very jaunty with tubas and such and lasted for a minute or so. It was -- as I said -- very similar to the circus parade music that the MMC used. That could not have been an accident, both shows beginning at 5 p.m. And in the beginning, ATC was born in what now seems like an idyllic time although -- fact checking myself -- I have to observe that this was the decade after the uproarious 60s. But the 70s went very mellow, lots of brown bread and Crosby, Stills, and Nash. ATC was very upbeat, too. I remember star host Susan Stamberg doing a funny interview with Jimmy Carter's dentist. (Carter was noted for his very white, slightly buck teeth.) It was a time of innocence and good feeling. Not like now. Not at all. And even the happy music is gone.
I am probably related to John, since my family was Marshall back to the founders and Chief Justice John Marshall. I want to see part 2. I dearly LOVED Karen and Cubby. Cubby was my overall favorite as I LOVE drums and he could play as well as anyone at a young age. What talent. I would have loved to be a Mouseketeer and had the cap. I could sign and dance. Thanks John for putting these together for us to treasure and like our children see them. My daughter knew about it as I found things about about it for her, and I think she was born before the 2nd group which could not hold a candle to the first.
Annette funicello was the ❤️ and soul of the mickey mouse club.
Annette was special...but they were all pretty darn special :-)
@@elftails I would have loved to have met her. That would have been a great honor. I remember when I read about her passing,I must have cried for two hours straight. I can't believe it still hurts almost 10 years later. On a positive note though,I loved her Skippy peanut butter commercials. Hard to pick a favorite one.
65th Anniversary of The Mickey Mouse Club (1955-2020)
I was 10, my sister 3 when this came on. We went to Disneyland the year after it opened, dressed up like we were to a party. Even saw the Mousekateer!! Daddy gad his hsndydsndy çamera and can watch them even today! Such memories☺️☺️
The Mouseketeer’s were materialized for one sole purpose... to fund the completion of Disneyland so that families like yours could look back on those special memories for the rest of their lives💈🛤🏔🛕🧚🏻♂️👑
when i was young me my brother & sister will watch the Mickey Mouse Club & when Cubby come on with his drums my brother will set & play his drums with Cubby good old days
Before 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s it take to visit VIP tickets tour guide Legends of view VIP tickets to be a good time years before New Year at the moment MGM studios Hollywood studios bowl Disney company class starts at Disney plus on mousekers at Walt Disney world full TV show on doing live in line life story ture life movie all day before she gets her first 🥇🏆 year
Thank you very much for uploading this video so that I can see it whenever I am very lonely during this quarentine.
It certainly does bring back plenty of fond memories of when I was much younger.
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December 20, 2020 @ 7:25 pm ©®
You do know Fauci and others made a simple FLU a total fraud don't you? Go out and enjoy yourself now. Watch these at night.
@@adelleblackman382 Let's not bring politics into this. Please? Thanks.
The Micky Mouse show first aired in 1955 just 20 days before I was conceived and afterwards when I was born at about 4 or 5 years old I used to sit in front of the television and sing the Micky Mouse song along with the mousekateers.
I remember during about 1980 a road show revival of Annie Get Your Gun played at the National Theatre in Washington, DC. Cubby O'Brian was the percussionist in the orchestra pit, part of the touring company.
Loved this Ty
ILOVE THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
Cheryl actually did some acting after the Club.
I graduated from from high school with Dennis Day he was in my graduating class.
It was a fun time when I was a kid.
The original 56-59 cast. Only had a couple of photos that included only a couple of the kids from 55 that didn't come back after the 55 season (like Johnny Crawford).
Johnny crawford went on to star in the rifleman with Chuck Connors.
Was part 2 ever made ? I really enjoyed this and there are more Musketeers that were not introduced. Thanks.
Why won’t they bring these singers back I loved the program as a youngster now I know you can’t bring the original cast back but I bet you could get other cast members just as talented . This Mickey cartoons I cannot stand to look at . Electronic is not all it pretends to be . Please bring the entertainment back like it was back then .
Yes I agree with you 100% The show had class, and I love how each member brought something unique to the table. Disney unfortunately has a lot more serious problems ahead right now, as does the USA. I am working on a documentary titled Saving Walt's Dream. coming very soon please keep an eye out for it.
@@jemntertainment Keep me posted on this please? Thanks,John.
The show was still doing very well in the ratings but the sponsors were not interested in 'educational' shows and pulled the plug. How sad is that!
How many children auditioned for each mouseketeer?
They started 66 years ago..
So many great memories. But I think I may have spotted a blooper. You said Cheryl Holdridge quit show business after the last filming season of the MMC. Actually, she continued her role as Wally's girlfriend on Leave it to Beaver through 1963, and made a number of appearances on different shows in the mid 60's.
Indeed, she did!
Cheryl married lance reventlow, son of Betty hutton in 2964 I mean1964.
Looking for the link for part 2.
Sorry Michael, It is a work in progress
@@jemntertainment Thanks,John. Keep me posted. 👍
Why does it hurt so much :-/
At the age of 9 I thought then the singling and dancing was for girls. Now thanks to UA-cam I watch them and wish for the old days again. Our entertainment world is like a cancer ward now, disgusting lyrics, no melody unless you consider a bass drum the centerpiece of the band, ugly unisex performers and awful stories. No wonder our grandchildren are so fouled up. Used to love the Hardy Boys and Spin and Marty. Great adventures for boys of our era. Not sure when MMC ended it’s afternoon run, but sports and a newspaper route tore me away from the old Philco. Those were the days. I guess every generation says these things at this time of their lives.
Nothing about Annette at all?
I actually did a whole episode on Annette. Check it out if you get a chance
@@jemntertainment Thank you!
@@jemntertainment Can you send me the link? Thanks!
I THINK OF ALL THE MICKEY MOUSE🐭 CLUB MOUSEKETEER GIRLS ANNETTE WAS THE LEAST ATTRACTIVE.
??? Not true.
Why is everyone white?
SHOOOSH?
You know the answer, so why do you ask?
@@daffyslooney2867 It's called a "rhetorical question".
With far less than 10 % blacks, and even less other minorities, there was no need to hunt up people just for their color. They were not into count the amount and fill it even if the person is not qualified like today. We are insane...no other country does that.
Unfortunately no minorities were on mainstream television back then. This was before the civil rights movement.