Muggsy Mouse #2

Muggsy Mouse lands a job as an usher at a magic show starring Gusto the Great—but when he tries to hustle the audience and meddle with the magician's tricks, he ends up volunteering for a vanishing act that lands him in a secret trap beneath the stage. As chaos erupts both above and below, Muggsy's got to survive an evening of magical mishaps and disappearing acts gone wrong.

Muggsy Mouse spots a golden opportunity at the Pacistrano Bros. Circus when he learns about a $300 prize for anyone who can last three rounds against the formidable Bull M'Gurk—and he's determined to claim it, gong or no gong. With a scheme involving a hidden gong and a sparring partner named Jumpy, nothing could possibly go wrong in the ring.

When Koko, Kola, and Raymond visit their friend's uncle in the mountains, they stumble into a century-old feud between the Hatfields and the McCoys—and find themselves caught in the crossfire. A mysterious package falling from the sky gives the trio a clever idea to escape their predicament, leading to a hilarious case of mistaken identity that temporarily halts the feuding. In this 1951 adventure, sometimes the best way out of trouble is a little well-placed deception.

Muggsy Mouse is desperately searching for a place to stay in this 1951 comedy, bouncing from a fully-booked hotel to a cramped room shared with a dog, and finally discovering a suspiciously cheap house on the windiest hill around. What should be the answer to his housing prayers turns into a chaotic adventure filled with unexpected roommates and the kind of slapstick trouble that keeps a desperate mouse on the run.

Muggsy Mouse gets into hot water with his new neighbor Sweeney after a dirt-flinging accident, and decides to settle the score with an anonymous letter—only to accidentally mail an empty envelope instead. What follows is a comedic chain reaction involving mail theft charges, a frantic post office search, and a runaway letter that somehow ends up delivering Muggsy's insults to Sweeney in person, leading to a confrontation neither of them quite expected.