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In addition to the occasional Mickey Mouse and Willie the Giant voice, he played various sped-up mice (including Jaq and Gus for Cinderella records, see an example here) and the Big Bad Wolf for Camarata’s version of the story and song, explored here. Macdonald functioned as a jack-of-all-trades-yet another unsung hero–of Disneyland Records, seldom receiving printed credit. It may very well be Jimmy Macdonald as Timothy. Whether the original voice of Timothy, Edward Brophy, performs the narration remains to be confirmed at this juncture-but an educated guess is as follows. No one is credited as Timothy Mouse for the LP. The album keeps everything fairly brief, deleting the songs “Look Out for Mister Stork” and “Song of the Roustabouts” and omitting a few seconds of “Pink Elephants on Parade.” Since Timothy Mouse is the prime mover of the story, he is the natural narrator. The simplicity of Dumbo makes it a very simple story to adapt for records, in general. Instrumental Excerpts: Main Title, “Casey, Jr.,” by Frank Churchill “It’s Circus Day Again” by Ned Washington, Frank Churchill “Pyramid of Elephants,” “Dumbo Theme,” “Dumbo’s Triumph” by Oliver Wallace. Songs: “Casey, Jr.,” “Baby Mine” by Ned Washington, Frank Churchill “Pink Elephants on Parade,” “When I See An Elephant Fly” by Ned Washington, Oliver Wallace. Jumbo) Margaret Wright (Casey Jr./Vocal Effect by Sonovox) Cliff Edwards (Jim Crow) Hall Johnson (Preacher Crow) James Baskett (Fat Crow) Nick Stewart (Glasses Crow) Jim Carmichael (Straw-Hat Crow) The Hall Johnson Choir, The Sportsmen Quartet (Thurl Ravenscroft, Bill Days, Max Smith, Mart Sperzel).

Originally Released on October, 15, 1957.

The shortest, least pretentious Disney animated feature was adapted into simple, straightforward Storyteller albums-but who does the voice of Timothy Mouse on them?ĭisneyland Records – Storyteller Series ST-3904 (12” 33 1/3 RPM LP / Mono / Storybook)ĭisneyland Records – Storyteller Series ST-3904 (1965 / Same orange cover as Disneyrama)