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* BellyDancer: Minnie's occupation at the bar, and she dances [[DerangedAnimation like only a 1920's toon can]].
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* SultryBellyDancer: Minnie's occupation at the bar, and she dances [[DerangedAnimation like only a 1920's toon can]].
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The second Mickey Mouse cartoon to be made in 1928, "The Gallopin' Gaucho" was originally a silent film, but wasn't released until after "WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie" so that sound could be added. The cartoon stars WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse as a cowboy, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse as a barmaid and dancer, and Black WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} as an outlaw.
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The second Mickey Mouse cartoon to be made in 1928, "The ''The Gallopin' Gaucho" Gaucho'' was originally a silent film, but wasn't released until after "WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie" ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie'' so that sound could be added. The cartoon stars WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse as a cowboy, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse as a barmaid and dancer, and Black WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} as an outlaw.
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[[caption-width-right:300:Mickey puts on more proper moves in his second courtship of Minnie.]]
[[caption-width-right:300:Mickey puts on more proper moves in his second courtship of Minnie.]]
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* PublicDomainAnimation: The short in the US Public Domain as of 2024.
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* PublicDomainAnimation: The short in the US short's silent version became Public Domain as of 2024.in the United States in 2024; the sound version is still copyrighted until the following year.
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As of 2024, the silent version of the short has entered the Public Domain.
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* OffModel: When Pete grabs Minnie by her skirt, her high heels magically disappear and she is barefoot throughout the rest of the short.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhea_(bird) rhea]], a relative of the ostrich native to South America. ''WesternAnimation/SaludosAmigos'' is the only other Disney animated film to feature it.
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* PantyShot: When Pete catches Minnie, he grabs her by her skirt so that her underwear is exposed.
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The second Mickey Mouse cartoon to be made in 1928, ''The Gallopin' Gaucho'' was originally a silent film, but wasn't released until after ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie'' so that sound could be added. The cartoon stars WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse as a cowboy, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse as a barmaid and dancer, and Black WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} as an outlaw.
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The second Mickey Mouse cartoon to be made in 1928, ''The "The Gallopin' Gaucho'' Gaucho" was originally a silent film, but wasn't released until after ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie'' "WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie" so that sound could be added. The cartoon stars WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse as a cowboy, WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse as a barmaid and dancer, and Black WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} as an outlaw.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: From Mickey and Minnie not wearing their iconic gloves and starting out with the large eyes with sclerae they had in ''Plane Crazy'', to Mickey ''smoking and drinking'', this short is full of it.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhea_(bird) rhea]], a relative of the ostrich native to South America. ''Disney/SaludosAmigos'' is the only other Disney animated film to feature it.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhea_(bird) rhea]], a relative of the ostrich native to South America. ''Disney/SaludosAmigos'' ''WesternAnimation/SaludosAmigos'' is the only other Disney animated film to feature it.
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The cartoon opens with Mickey riding on a rhea through the desert. He stops a saloon, the Cantina Argentina, and flirts with the barmaid/dancer, Minnie. As they dance, Minnie is grabbed away by Black Pete, a notorious feline outlaw. Pete abducts Minnie, fleeing on his tiny donkey, with Mickey in pursuit on his now-drunk. They come to a steep hill, which Pete descends by stretching the donkey's forelimbs, and Mickey by soaking the rhea in starch. Pete arrives at a hotel and locks the door, but Mickey uses his tail to lasso a post and cranks himself to the top floor, where Pete has chained Minnie to a wall. They fight using a pair of rapiers hanging on a wall, but Pete disarms Mickey. Mickey grabs a chamberpot from beneath the room's bed and tosses it over Pete's head and frees Minnie. Together, they ride off, sharing a kiss.
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The cartoon opens with Mickey riding on a rhea through the desert. He stops a saloon, the Cantina Argentina, and flirts with the barmaid/dancer, Minnie. As they dance, Minnie is grabbed away by Black Pete, a notorious feline outlaw. Pete abducts Minnie, fleeing on his tiny donkey, with Mickey in pursuit on his now-drunk.now-drunk rhea. They come to a steep hill, which Pete descends by stretching the donkey's forelimbs, and Mickey by soaking the rhea in starch. Pete arrives at a hotel and locks the door, but Mickey uses his tail to lasso a post and cranks himself to the top floor, where Pete has chained Minnie to a wall. They fight using a pair of rapiers hanging on a wall, but Pete disarms Mickey. Mickey grabs a chamberpot from beneath the room's bed and tosses it over Pete's head and frees Minnie. Together, they ride off, sharing a kiss.
* SeldomSeenSpecies: The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhea_(bird) rhea]], a relative of the ostrich native to South America. ''Disney/SaludosAmigos'' is the only other Disney animated film to feature it.
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* HandyFeet: Mickey uses his foot to light a cigarette.
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* {{Gaucho}}: Mickey's occupation in this short.
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* ArtEvolution: In the middle of the short even! Mickey and Minnie start off with the large eyes they had from ''WesternAnimation/PlaneCrazy"'', but after their dance together, they have their iconic BlackBeadEyes look.
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* ArtEvolution: In the middle of the short even! Mickey and Minnie start off with the large eyes they had from ''WesternAnimation/PlaneCrazy"'', ''WesternAnimation/PlaneCrazy'', but after their dance together, they have their iconic BlackBeadEyes look.
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* OffModel: When Pete grabs Minnie by her skirt, her high heels magically disappear and she is barefoot throughout the rest of the short.
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* OutOfOrder: ''The Gallopin' Gaucho'' was the second Mickey Mouse short made, but its release was delayed until after ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie''.
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* HugeRiderTinyMount: Pete rides a donkey that can barely carry him. Its belly scrapes the ground whenever Pete rides him.
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* AllMenArePerverts: Mickey and Pete are more-than happy to ogle Minnie.
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The second Mickey Mouse cartoon to be made in 1928, ''The Gallopin' Gaucho'' was originally a silent film, but wasn't released until after ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie''. ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie'' so that sound could be added. The cartoon stars Mickey Mouse WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse as a cowboy, Minnie Mouse WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse as a barmaid and dancer, and Black Pete WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} as an outlaw.
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* MrViceGuy: Mickey downs a mug of beer like it was water, then smokes a cigarette.
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* MrViceGuy: Mickey smokes a cigarette and blows smoke rings to flirt with Minnie, then downs a mug of beer like it was water, then smokes a cigarette.water.
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* ShoutOut: The short was intended as a parody of Douglas Fairbanks's 1927 ''The Gaucho''.
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The second Mickey Mouse cartoon to be made in 1928, ''The Gallopin' Gaucho'' wasn't released until after ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie''. The cartoon stars Mickey Mouse as a cowboy, Minnie Mouse as a barmaid and dancer, and Black Pete as an outlaw.
The cartoon opens with Mickey riding on a rhea through the desert. He stops a saloon, the Cantina Argentina, and flirts with the barmaid/dancer, Minnie. As they dance, Minnie is grabbed away by Black Pete, a notorious feline outlaw. Pete abducts Minnie, fleeing on his tiny donkey, with Mickey in pursuit on his now-drunk. They come to a steep hill, which Pete descends by stretching the donkey's forelimbs, and Mickey by soaking the rhea in starch. Pete arrives at a hotel and locks the door, but Mickey uses his tail to lasso a post and cranks himself to the top floor, where Pete has chained Minnie to a wall. They fight using a pair of rapiers hanging on a wall, but Pete disarms Mickey. Mickey grabs a chamberpot from beneath the room's bed and tosses it over Pete's head and frees Minnie. Together, they ride off, sharing a kiss.
* AllMenArePerverts: Mickey and Pete are more-than happy to ogle Minnie.
* BellyDancer: Minnie's occupation at the bar, and she dances [[DerangedAnimation like only a 1920's toon can]].
* BlowingSmokeRings: Mickey shows off to Minnie by lighting a cigarette with his foot and blowing a series of smoke rings through a big one.
* CatsAreMean: This marks Pete's first encounter with Mickey, as well as his first role as an outright villain, where he is a bandit who kidnaps Minnie.
* ChaseScene: As Pete flees on a donkey far too small to support his girth, Mickey pursues Pete on his inebriated rhea.
* DerangedAnimation: A signature of the 1920's art style, RubberHoseLimbs and all.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Mickey's sword goes limp in the middle of the duel.
* DrinkingOnDuty: When he needs to chase Pete to rescue Minnie, Mickey's not impressed when he sees his rhea's had a few too many.
* HorseOfADifferentColor: Mickey rides a rhea, who also has a fondness for alcohol.
* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Pete's intentions for Minnie are pretty clear.
* MrViceGuy: Mickey downs a mug of beer like it was water, then smokes a cigarette.
* OutOfOrder: ''The Gallopin' Gaucho'' was the second Mickey Mouse short made, but its release was delayed until after ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie''.
* PantyShot: When Pete catches Minnie, he grabs her by her skirt so that her underwear is exposed.
* RescueRomance: The cartoon ends with Mickey and Minnie kissing after he saves her.
* RubberHoseLimbs: Minnie and Mickey exhibit this while they're dancing, as does the rhea when it's drunk.
* SpitefulSpit: When Mickey challenges him to a fight over Minnie, Pete spits a wad of chewing tobacco in his face.
* SpringCoil: Mickey and Minnie coil their tails into springs to act as shock absorbers while they kiss on the rhea's back.
* SwordFight: Mickey and Pete duel over Minnie with a pair of rapiers.
* ToiletHumor: Mickey defeats Pete by covering his head with a chamberpot.
* YourSizeMayVary: Pete goes from being massive to about thrice Minnie's size in two scenes.
The cartoon opens with Mickey riding on a rhea through the desert. He stops a saloon, the Cantina Argentina, and flirts with the barmaid/dancer, Minnie. As they dance, Minnie is grabbed away by Black Pete, a notorious feline outlaw. Pete abducts Minnie, fleeing on his tiny donkey, with Mickey in pursuit on his now-drunk. They come to a steep hill, which Pete descends by stretching the donkey's forelimbs, and Mickey by soaking the rhea in starch. Pete arrives at a hotel and locks the door, but Mickey uses his tail to lasso a post and cranks himself to the top floor, where Pete has chained Minnie to a wall. They fight using a pair of rapiers hanging on a wall, but Pete disarms Mickey. Mickey grabs a chamberpot from beneath the room's bed and tosses it over Pete's head and frees Minnie. Together, they ride off, sharing a kiss.
* AllMenArePerverts: Mickey and Pete are more-than happy to ogle Minnie.
* BellyDancer: Minnie's occupation at the bar, and she dances [[DerangedAnimation like only a 1920's toon can]].
* BlowingSmokeRings: Mickey shows off to Minnie by lighting a cigarette with his foot and blowing a series of smoke rings through a big one.
* CatsAreMean: This marks Pete's first encounter with Mickey, as well as his first role as an outright villain, where he is a bandit who kidnaps Minnie.
* ChaseScene: As Pete flees on a donkey far too small to support his girth, Mickey pursues Pete on his inebriated rhea.
* DerangedAnimation: A signature of the 1920's art style, RubberHoseLimbs and all.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Mickey's sword goes limp in the middle of the duel.
* DrinkingOnDuty: When he needs to chase Pete to rescue Minnie, Mickey's not impressed when he sees his rhea's had a few too many.
* HorseOfADifferentColor: Mickey rides a rhea, who also has a fondness for alcohol.
* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Pete's intentions for Minnie are pretty clear.
* MrViceGuy: Mickey downs a mug of beer like it was water, then smokes a cigarette.
* OutOfOrder: ''The Gallopin' Gaucho'' was the second Mickey Mouse short made, but its release was delayed until after ''WesternAnimation/SteamboatWillie''.
* PantyShot: When Pete catches Minnie, he grabs her by her skirt so that her underwear is exposed.
* RescueRomance: The cartoon ends with Mickey and Minnie kissing after he saves her.
* RubberHoseLimbs: Minnie and Mickey exhibit this while they're dancing, as does the rhea when it's drunk.
* SpitefulSpit: When Mickey challenges him to a fight over Minnie, Pete spits a wad of chewing tobacco in his face.
* SpringCoil: Mickey and Minnie coil their tails into springs to act as shock absorbers while they kiss on the rhea's back.
* SwordFight: Mickey and Pete duel over Minnie with a pair of rapiers.
* ToiletHumor: Mickey defeats Pete by covering his head with a chamberpot.
* YourSizeMayVary: Pete goes from being massive to about thrice Minnie's size in two scenes.
