Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The original United Artists titles to the 1933 Disney short Ye Olden Days, scanned from a 16mm Kodak UK print dated 1944. This may have been the only time the large version of the early 1933 headshot was used (if you don’t count the 29 recreated Columbia Mickeys on Walt Disney Treasures, of course).
On some DVD releases, the colorized burlap version as well as the recreated Treasures version feature a solo organ playing the “In days of old, when knights were bold” song over the opening titles. The original version above confirms that the standard Mickey opening theme is the correct one.
As with Puppy Love and Tiger Trouble, I’m very grateful to bumbumdbear for sending me this print.
The original United Artists titles to the 1933 Disney short Ye Olden Days, scanned from a 16mm Kodak UK print dated 1944. This may have been the only time the large version of the early 1933 headshot was used (if you don’t count the 29 recreated Columbia Mickeys on Walt Disney Treasures, of course).
On some DVD releases, the colorized burlap version as well as the recreated Treasures version feature a solo organ playing the “In days of old, when knights were bold” song over the opening titles. The original version above confirms that the standard Mickey opening theme is the correct one.
As with Puppy Love and Tiger Trouble, I’m very grateful to bumbumdbear for sending me this print.
