Dumbo: Casey, Jr. / When I See An Elephant Fly
Walt Disney's Dumbo

Walt Disney's Dumbo

This record is part of a series numbered 601 to 624. Each record in the series, with the exception of 614 Babes In Toyland, was issued three times. One issue includes a pre-price mark of 59 cents in the top right corner, while another contains a 99 cents mark. The last came with no pricing.

Catalog number 614, Babes In Toyland, was omitted from the issue with no price mark. The back side of the records from that issue contains the text 'Collect All Twenty-Three Official Disneyland 45 RPM Records,' with a reference to Disneyland/Vista Records of Burbank in the bottom right corner. The two other issues that include Babes In Toyland have backs that say 'Collect all Twenty-Four...' with a reference to Disneyland Records of Glendale in the bottom right corner.

Some records in this series are standard singles with one song on each side, while others are EPs with up to six songs. The series is derived from the 900 FS series, where the artwork and contents are similar with the exception of the sleeve size. In the 900 FS series, the sleeves are approximately 7' square, while this 600 series has a taller sleeve, measuring approximately 7' x 8'. Both series include thin cardboard sleeves.

'Dumbo' is Disney's 4th animated feature. It premiered in theaters during October of 1941. The running time is approximately 64 minutes.

Artists: Cliff Edwards, Disney Studio Chorus and Disney Cast
Label: Disneyland (Pink/Purple Spectrum)
Catalog #: 603
Country: United States
Format: 7' Standard Single
Speed: 45 RPM
Audio: Mono
Year: 1975
Matrix #: 603-APRC-1081-A >-2-1-1 / 603-APRC-1081-B >-2-1-1-1

Dumbo est le 5e long-métrage d'animation et le 4e dit « Classique » des studios Disney, sorti en 1941. Il est basé sur l'histoire éponyme de Helen en 1939.

C'est la fin de l'hiver et les cigognes livrent les nouveaux bébés aux pensionnaires du cirque alors installé dans son quartier d'hiver en Floride. Toutes les mamans reçoivent leur colis sauf madame Jumbo. Mais après le départ du cirque, une cigogne égarée lui apporte un éléphanteau qui est affublé d'oreilles démesurées.
Devenu l'objet des railleries de la troupe, il est aussitôt surnommé « Dumbo », Les enfants de Holt Farrier, ex-artiste de cirque chargé de s’occuper de éléphanteau découvrent que ce dernier sait voler...