Kaufman, of Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse: The Ultimate History and editor of the ongoing Disney Masters Collection book series, shared the serpentine saga of Goofy’s incredible journey through the studio I.D. Our esteemed colleague David Gerstein (co-author, with the esteemed J.B. Your author also had an uncle who went by the names of Dan, Don, Carmine and Nick, and a genius at dunking donuts without getting a crumb in his coffee.) (He’s not alone, as “Davy Crockett” star Fess Parker recalled that some referred to him “Fezz” when he was new to the Disney lot. Though Goofy’s official moniker was generally established in his first solo starring cartoon, Goofy and Wilbur in 1939, for the first few years of his career, his name varied–even within the same stories. What his name was for the next few years gets a little iffy and whatty. His original name was Dippy Dawg, and he made his first appearance in the 1932 short, Mickey’s Revue. “A goof by any other name would be just as dippy…”
Voices: Bill Farmer (Dippy Dawg, Horace Horsecollar/Narrator, Pluto) Russi Taylor (Clara Cluck) Wayne Allwine (Mickey Mouse). Recorded at Score One Studios, Hollywood. Based on the Whitman “1066 series” book, originally published in 1938. Adapted from Disney comic stories by Floyd Gottfredson. Since he stumbled along 89 years ago, Goofy “gawrshed” his way from 78’s to music streams and hasn’t stopped spinning since.Īpplewood Press ISBN 1-55709-355-5 (Compact Disc with Book / Mono)
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