Mickey Mouse's Picnic by Jane Werner Watson

| From the description of Jane Werner Watson papers, 1958-1976.

embassy in New Delhi, and travelled extensively their collection of Indian art is at the Chazen Museum of Art in Madison, Wis.Īfter moving to Santa Barbara, Calif., Watson taught continuing education classes in creative writing and cultural geography. Watson and her husband Earnest Charles Watson lived in India for several years when he was science attaché to the U.S. In 1958 she was named Woman of the Year in Literature by the Los Angeles Times. She also wrote under the names Elsa Jane Werner Watson, Elsa Jane Werner, Jane Werner, Annie North Bedford, Monica Hill, Elsa Ruth Nast, W.K. She was one of the first editors for the original Golden Books series, and wrote books for Disney series. in English in 1936 from the University of Wisconsin, began a career in publishing, and became a prolific writer who specialized in non-fiction.

Donald apologizes for deceiving his friends, but Mickey forgives him, saying they now know they should've just brought him along to begin with.Children's writer Jane Werner Watson earned a B.A. She finds one of her butter knifes attached to bottom of the pan, thus revealing that Donald actually stole their picnic basket. Minnie, becoming suspicious, then looks under the cake pan holding up the chocolate cake that Donald has brought. When Donald sets up his picnic lunch, they see that Donald happens to have the same amount of food that Minnie had packed in her lunch basket. Donald then shows up, claiming he came here to go fishing, and it just so happens that he has brought enough food for the whole group to eat, so they agree to eat lunch with him. The group goes looking for the missing basket, but cannot find it. by the Walt Disney Studio represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Internet Archive - Open Library. They do not invite Donald Duck. But when they are finished swimming, they find that their picnic basket is missing. The item Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse's picnic, story by Jane Werner ill. Mickey Mouses Picnic Watson, Jane Werner, 1915-2004 One beautiful summer day, Mickey and Minnie Mouse decide to go on a picnic They invite Pluto, Goofy, Daisy Duck, and Clarabelle Cow.

After arriving at the picnic grounds, the group goes swimming. Mickey, Pluto, Minnie, Goofy, Daisy, and Clarabelle go on a picnic, not inviting Donald because there is always trouble whenever he comes along.

Mickey Mouse's Picnic by Jane Werner Watson