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Chronological Donald Duck DVD Question....
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mharrington
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I think it will be released in 2007 and probably contain the following 36 shorts (the same number of toons as on Donald, Part One), spanning from 1947 to 1951:
DISC ONE:
DISC TWO:
Quite a hefty little list, huh? Like I said, that's 36 shorts in all, the equivalent of the number of shorts on Donald, Volume One. What do you think?
DISC ONE:
- Straight Shooters (1947)
- Sleepy Time Donald (1947)
- Clown of the Jungle (1947)
- Donald's Dilemma (1947)
- Crazy With the Heat (1947)
- Bootle Beetle (1947)
- Wide Open Spaces (1947)
- Chip an' Dale (1947)
- Drip Dippy Donald (1948)
- Daddy Duck (1948)
- Donald's Dream Voice (1948)
- The Trial of Donald Duck (1948)
- Inferior Decorator (1948)
- Soup's On (1948)
- Three For Breakfast (1948)
- Tea For Two Hundred (1948)
DISC TWO:
- Donald's Happy Birthday (1949)
- Sea Salts (1949)
- Winter Storage (1949)
- Honey Harvester (1949)
- All In a Nutshell (1949)
- The Greener Yard (1949)
- Slide, Donald, Slide (1949)
- Toy Tinkers (1949)
- Lion Around (1950)
- Crazy Over Daisy (1950)
- Trailer Horn (1950)
- Hook, Lion and Sinker (1950)
- Bee At the Beach (1950)
- Out On a Limb (1950)
- Dude Duck (1951)
- Corn Chips (1951)
- Test Pilot Donald (1951)
- Lucky Number (1951)
- Out of Scale (1951)
- Bee On Guard (1951)
Quite a hefty little list, huh? Like I said, that's 36 shorts in all, the equivalent of the number of shorts on Donald, Volume One. What do you think?
mharrington
Well-Known Member
While we're on the subject of Donald III, let's contemplate some of the bonus features. I'd like to see a documentary on Donald in South America (with scenes from Saludos Amigos and Three Caballeros). Two other bonus features I would like are both from the anthology TV series of the 1950s and 60s. One is an excerpt of THE PLAUSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE, in which Walt explains cartoon physics at Donald's expense. Eventually, Donald can't take anymore, so he jumps off the paper and hides in Walt's desk. Walt tries to coax him out, but Donald refuses to listen. Walt then tells Donald impatiently that the people watching the show are waiting, but Donald just says, "Let 'em wait!" The other bonus feature I'd like is the complete pilot episode for Wonderful World of Color: "An Adventure In Color and Mathmagicland", which introduced Ludwig Von Drake and ends with the complete Donald toon: "Donald In Mathmagicland". What do you think?
mharrington
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Oops, I forgot to include in the list two others: The Greener Yard and Trailer Horn.
Mecha Figment
New Member
is that the von drake cartoon where he sings the colors, and then appologizes for the people with black and white tvs. and starts singing black grey white black. I saw this clip a the Smithsonian exhibit last year featuring inventions of the past century. I laughed so hard.
mharrington
Well-Known Member
Yep, that's the very same. And it culminates in a cameo by the NBC peacock.
mharrington
Well-Known Member
Given how the Disney Treasures are going down these days, I don't think the list above will be EXACTLY like that, at least not on Disc One. A few of the cartoons from that disc may be relegated to the obligatory From the Vault section:
- Clown of the Jungle (the Aracuan Bird tries to kill himself and Donald tries to riddle him with machine gun fire)
- Donald's Dilemma (Daisy imagines food she's eating are different weapons and poisons and a fork she's using to eat a gun that she points to her head)
- Crazy With the Heat (the ever-so-politically-incorrect translucent Arab)
- Three For Breakfast (Donald and Dale looking rather Chinese at the end)
- Tea For Two Hundred (The ants sounding like African natives)