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Revision as of 14:37, 2 December 2012
The Lonesome Ghosts were villains featured in the 1937 short "Lonesome Ghosts". All of these ghosts were voiced by Billy Bletcher.
Role in the film
They were bored ("we don't have no fun no more") so they called in the Ajax Ghost Exterminators (Mickey, Donald, and Goofy) so they can "scare the pants off of them". In the end, they trap Goofy in a dresser and shove it down the stairs (where Mickey and Donald were waiting), and they collide with tar and flour. The ghosts rush downstairs, see them, and think they're ghosts. They run through the hallways (knocking stuff over) shouting "Ghosts!". They crash out the window and turn invisible, making footprints in the snow as they run off into the distance. Donald shouts after them "So ya can't take it, ya big sissies!". Amen to that.
Appearance
All ghosts have greenish white skin and tongues, and red noses. They all wear black derbies, green footie pajamas with no sleeves, and matching shoulder capes. On an interesting note, the only distinguishable ghost is the third ghost to appear in the short, being abnormally short and having an extraordinarily tall derby.
Trivia
- They make a cameo in the house of mouse episode house ghosts to scare pete and pull his underwear