MICKEY AT THE PARTY

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 131, 4 June 1932, Page 8

MICKEY AT THE PARTY

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'Good evening, folks," said" Mickey Mouse. "Do you mind if I come 1 to your party?'' "Yes!", said the fairies. "You ara too naughty." ';."-■' '■:■ ■".-. ,-' .•"Trust me," replied poor Mickey. "I canbe a/gpod boy if I try." v -.--, .: The,'fairies would; not answer: him, so, he; followed them, and the little fairies ran away because he frighten; * •them. ~'-- _On .reaching the. palace, -Mickey found .that Fairiel was too busy to sea him.- - He\ felt terribly disappointed, so he gazed up., at the palace and said to himself::— . : '■'.'.. , ."I wonder if I'were to climb that ivory would I see, her?" "• ..: ,■

So this naughty little mouse began climbing the ivory. He passed several windows, but h« could not see Tairiel. At last, on reaching the top window, he peered in and saw Fairiel, dtessed in a beautiful gown of glittering Stardust. On her head, the wore a crown of moonbeams. Mickey nearly lost his hold on the ivory when he saw her. At that moment, however, Fairiel happened to glance out of the window , and was \ery much amazed to sec Mickey Mouse hanging there. ' ' "Come in^ cried Fainei, "or you will fall!" >f . j/JTftJl J>^t r' "stud Mickey: -and'-open-fag--the -n-nPcftw-faVjnmpea right onto Fairiel's beautiful coloured •floor. "May I come to your paitj-. please, Fairiel?" he'said.- *-•>•* » "If you promise not to annoy tho fairies," answered Fairiel with a smile. "I promise," icphed Mickey. Ho went to the parly after all, and he was avory good boy, so tho fairies g'avo him a beautiful slice ol birthday cake. "BOBBIE" (18). Hataitai.