TLS, one page, 8.5 x 11, Walt Disney Productions, Ltd. Mickey Mouse Sound Cartoons letterhead, March 19, 1934. Letter of thanks to an admirer. In full, “Thank you for your letter of March fifth. It is gratifying and encouraging to know that we have an unknown friend who is enthusiastic enough about our work to write us a note of appreciation. You may be sure that we all enjoyed our evening at the broadcasting station, and we are planning another program to be given some day when Mickey Mouse, Minnie, the Three Pigs, Donald Duck, and all the other members of our happy family can take time enough away from their picture making to go along with us.” Donald Duck would soon debut in the Silly Symphony cartoon The Wise Little Hen in June of 1934. Beautifully and archivally gilt matted and framed with the original mailing envelope, a photo of a young Disney and Mickey Mouse and a small informational plaque, to an overall size of 29.75 x 27. In fine condition, with two horizontal mailing folds, one lightly affecting the tops of a couple letters in Disney’s bold signature. COA Phil Sears and R&R COA. Oversized.
