Pink Elephants on Parade

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Pink Elephants on Parade is a segment from the Disney animated movie Dumbo in which Dumbo and Timothy Mouse, after becoming accidentally drunk, see pink elephants sing, dance, and play trumpets.

  • In Disney's House of Mouse, pink elephants appear and Timon says the line "What an unusual view", but in a very flat and dull tone, showing he found the elephants annoying.
  • The song was covered by Sun Ra. A recording of this arrangement is available on Stay Awake, a 'tribute album' of Disney tunes played by various artists, and produced by Hal Willner.
  • An illusion to the scene appears in the film Fritz the Cat.

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