I was originally going to post this a few weeks ago, but I couldn’t find the record until this last weekend (and on top of that, I had temporarily lost my internet connection. it would have been intended to promote the Paramount DVD release “Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures – the complete series”)

LP: Mighty Mouse to the Rescue
Label: Metro/Leo the Lion records (re-released by PolyGram in 1975)
Catalogue Number: 2964 046
originally released as: Mighty Mouse Playhouse, Unknown catalogue nunber
Written and Narrated by Tom Morrison, the TV and Cartoon voice of Mighty Mouse
Music by Phillip Scheib
Musical Director: Bill Simon
Produced by Arthur Pine
Side 1
The Green Line
A Date for Dinner
The Watchdog
Side 2
The Sultan’s Birthday Party
Smokey Joe
The Angry Volcano
TerryToons resident story man (and voice of Mighty Mouse) Tom Morrison narrates six adaptations of Terrytoon cartoons (4 Mighty Mouse and two one shots)
the LP I have is a 1975 re-release. I am not sure whether this record was released under it’s original title of “Mighty Mouse Playhouse” in Australia. If it was, then EMI would have released this (If this was then please e-mail me the details (visit the “contact” page for the details)).
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