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Mickey Mouse in the 1930s - The Christmas Season (Hyperion Historical Alliance Academic Monograph Series, Vol. 4) Available with or without a Signed Bookplate:Without Signed Bookplate Gersor - How and howIn the 1930s, throughout the Western world, Mickey Mouse became more famous and popular than Santa Claus. Young and old could meet him in person in Thanksgiving parades and in the elaborate Toylands of department stores; they could admire his antics in witty marionette shows and in spectacular store windows; everywhere they looked, they saw Mickey and his friends. The phenomenon lasted almost a full decade and resulted from the efforts of talented