057_-_Mickey's_Mechanical_Man.jpg
Summary
Description 057 - Mickey's Mechanical Man.jpg |
English:
Start frame / title card of a Mickey Mouse cartoon
Español:
Cuadro inicial de cortometraje de Mickey Mouse
|
Date | 1932, 1933, 1934 or 1935 (see year in title card) |
Source | Screenshot from the DVD, Walt Disney Treasures, Mickey Mouse in Black and White |
Author | Walt Disney |
Licensing
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The title card is out of copyright as it is expired (The Mad Doctor). The title cards of other shorts are not distinctive enough from that of The Mad Doctor, and are not creative enough in comparison to that short's intertitle. Only the title of each short changes. As a result, the title card or intertitle for this short is also in the public domain. Note that the short (in full) may not be in the public domain in the US.