“The Barn Dance” is a Walt Disney animated short film released in 1929. It is part of the Silly Symphony series, a collection of musical animated shorts produced by Disney during the 1920s and 1930s.
In “The Barn Dance,” the film depicts a barn dance where various farm animals gather to socialize and engage in lively dancing. The cartoon showcases the animals’ comical and entertaining movements as they participate in the energetic dance numbers.
The film features a combination of animation and live-action footage, blending the animated characters with footage of live-action dancers. This technique was a notable innovation in early animation and helped create a unique visual experience.
“The Barn Dance” is known for its musical score and the use of synchronized sound. The film captures the joy and excitement of a lively social gathering, providing an entertaining and engaging experience for viewers.
As with other Silly Symphony cartoons, “The Barn Dance” captures the magic of music and animation synchronization that Disney was known for during that era. It remains a beloved entry in the series, appreciated for its delightful characters, catchy music, and joyful storytelling.
Additional Details
Cast
- Mickey Mouse: Walt Disney
- Minnie Mouse: Walt Disney
- Pete: Walt Disney
Crew
- Director and Producer: Walt Disney
- Music: Carl Stalling
