Shanghaied (Walt Disney, 1934) Mickey Mouse Production Drawing This incredible original production drawing comes from Shanghaied (1934), a thrilling Mickey Mouse short directed by Burt Gillett. In this swashbuckling adventure, Mickey and Minnie find themselves kidnapped by Pete and his pirate crew, setting the stage for a daring escape. The short is historically significant as the first to feature Billy Bletcher as the voice of Pete, while Walt Disney himself voiced Mickey and Marcellite Garner provided Minnie's vocals. Animated by Disney Legends Norman Ferguson, Clyde Geronimi, Jack Hannah, and Ben Sharpsteen, Shanghaied is packed with high-energy action and comedy, showcasing Mickey at his best as the plucky underdog. The story begins in medias res (Latin phrase meaning "in the middle of things"), with Mickey and Minnie bound and at Pete's mercy-until Mickey breaks free, leading to a hilarious duel brimming with inventive gags, a hallmark of Disney animation. Graphite drawing on 12-field, 2-peghole animation paper numbered. In vintage Good condition, exhibit production-related edge wear and age-related toning.