The Golden Age of Hollywood was in full swing by 1933, with movie stars lighting up the silver screen. Names like Clark Gable, Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn were well on their way to becoming legendary. Yet none of these iconic figures were destined to match the popularity, or longevity, of a scampish cartoon mouse named Mickey. Five years after his 1928 debut, Mickey Mouse was a full-fledged global sensation—soon joined by other characters

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When Geppetto carves himself a son from an enchanted piece of wood, the mischievous Pinocchio is born and a fantastical story begins. Along the way, Pinocchio is swindled by a fox and a cat, saved by a fairy, turned into a donkey and swallowed by a shark, all before he learns what it truly takes to become a real boy.

Adventures of a young deer growing up in the forest; illustrated with stills from the Disney film.

A little elephant uses his enormous ears to become the star of the circus.

Disney's version of the tale by Carlo Collodi of the puppet who is brought to life by a fairy. With the aid of his conscience, Jiminy Cricket, Pinocchio tries to prove himself worthy of becoming a real boy.

The adventures of Christopher Robin and his friends in which Pooh Bear uses a balloon to get honey, Pooh and Piglet survive a storm, and Tigger is unbounced by his friends; illustrated with stills from the Disney films.

The story of how Arthur became King of England.