Mickey's Christmas Carol [1983]

This is the last film where Clarence Nash provides the voice of Donald Duck and the first where Wayne Allwine provides the voice of Mickey Mouse.
This is also the first time that Alan Young provides the voice of Scrooge McDuck. Bill Thompson, who'd done the voice in {Scrooge McDuck and Money}, had already passed away, and Alan Young's voice is noticeably softer than Thompson's was, with a stronger Scots accent.
The first animated short with Mickey Mouse since {The Simple Things}.
The theatrical release of this film was as part of the reissue of The Rescuers.
Based on a Disney record which was co-written by Alan Young (Scrooge).
Voice actor Will Ryan came up with the idea to recreate Willie the Giant's (The Ghost of Christmas Present's) flub of the word "pistachio" from {Mickey and the Beanstalk}.
The opening scene is apparently modeled on a ^[?] Carl Barks painting called The Season To Be Jolly, which features Uncle Scrooge walking down the street with a bag of money on his back.
Of all the songs on the original album, only {Oh What A Merry Christmas Day} made it to the animated cartoon. The rest of them -- including one sung by Ebenezer Scrooge that was called {How Christmas Ought To Be} -- were all dropped for some reason, and the lyrics were rendered into normal dialog.
GOOFY HOLLER: When Jacob Marley (Goofy) falls down the stairs.
This animated special contained three Disney shorts. The first was about Donald Duck fighting a snow war against his three nephews. The second was about Mickey chopping down a Christmas tree where Chip and Dale live in, and Pluto terrorizes the tree and the chipmunks. The third short was about Goofy on a ski trip, being instructed by a narrator.