 The “Mice”, as the adult Mouseketeers often call themselves, continued to acquire new fans; eventually adults who were fans as children watched with their own children and grandchildren.Disney also licensed the shows internationally, and they were aired in five languages in forty-plus foreign countries including Japan, France, Mexico, Australia (twelve years), parts of South America, and in the 1980s and 1990s in Russia (U.S.S.R.) and the other Warsaw Pact countries.After "The Mickey Mouse Club" stopped filming in 1958, Lonnie took a hiatus from the entertainment business and at age fourteen he completed his senior year of high school.