Donald is a riveter who has trouble with the riveting gun, heights, and the foreman, Pete. Pete chases him throughout the construction site, causing the building to collapse. Donald runs away while Pete is trapped in cement, holding a water hose in the pose of a statue.

With his squeaker toy cat, Donald attempts to entice Pluto to try his mechanical dog washer, but is unexpectedly caught himself, scrubbed, and hung on the line to dry.

Captain Mickey issues orders to shipmates Donald and Goofy to respond to an SOS. But in getting the ship underway, it explodes. Later, they find out the cry for help was only a radio show.

Donald and Goofy’s plans to post bills fall apart when Goofy gets into trouble with a windmill and Donald meets his nemesis in an ornery goat.

Donald’s frustration level is stretched to the limit when he attempts to court Daisy without the interference of his nephews.

Pluto steals Butch’s bone and gets chased into a carnival hall of mirrors, but though he is frightened by the distortions, he uses them to his advantage in his escape from the bulldog.

Pluto tangles with a spring coil on land while Donald has trouble starting the outboard motor on his boat. In the finale, the motor clamps onto Donald’s tail and drags Pluto, surfboard fashion.

Donald sets up camp in the great outdoors to find peace and relaxation, only to tangle with his folding equipment, chipmunks who steal his food, and a hungry bear.

Mickey wishes on a magic lamp to build an ideal doghouse and to bathe Pluto, but his plans go awry when garbled radio announcements interfere with the lamp’s instructions.

Donald has a hard time collecting for charity, when he meets a kindly ditch digger.

Donald is having enough trouble with his helper, Pluto, in washing the windows of a tall building when a bee, goaded by Donald, enters the scene and causes total disaster.

Mickey must do some quick thinking and don a few disguises to foil Pete, the train conductor, who wants him off the train for concealing Pluto.

Goofy tries to demonstrate glider flying, but is unsuccessful in trying to launch himself whether using foot power, a bicycle, a slingshot, or skates. Finally, a cannon does the job, shooting him into orbit.

Fire Chief Donald accidentally sets fire to his own station house. By not listening to his nephews, he attaches the water hose to the gasoline supply, and totally incinerates the fire house, fire truck, and even his fire helmet.

Pluto has conflicts with the cook when he tries to steal a roast, encountering a troublesome ironing board and soap flakes.

In payment for stealing food, Donald is forced by Pierre, alias Pete, to chop down trees, and he gets involved in close encounters with axes and saws, and a furious chase on railroad handcars.

Pluto thinks he has an enemy when a baby seal steals his ball on the beach, but when the seal rescues him from a squid, they soon become fast friends.

Mickey gives chase to a baby whirlwind when it frustrates him as he tries to clean up Minnie’s yard. Mama Whirlwind shows up to save her youngster and proceeds to destroy the yard and the countryside. Minnie is not at all pleased with Mickey’s work.

Donald Duck unsuccessfully disguises himself as a chicken to recover a basket of eggs protected by a rooster.

Pluto, sent for the Sunday paper by Mickey, loses the dime in a grate, but recovers it with gum on his tail and despite other tribulations finally presents the paper to Mickey all covered with mud.

In his efforts to load a magician’s trunk, baggage-man Goofy has a series of encounters with its contents, including rabbits, a bull, skeleton, and elephant.

Donald has problems in a penny arcade, being frustrated in his efforts to win money from a claw machine and in his encounter with a wild mechanical airplane.

Pluto gets into trouble with a gopher while caddying for Mickey, and the tunnels they, make during the chase wreck the golf course.

Turn-of-the-century Mickey and Minnie attend a vaudeville show and later ride in a  new “horse car” that ends in a wreck when a cow interferes.

Donald spends the night unable to sleep because of a ticking alarm clock and a fold-away bed that keeps trapping him when it folds up.

Donald, as a truant officer, battles with his nephews to force them to go to school. When Donald finally wins and they reach the schoolhouse, he is embarrassed that it is closed for summer vacation.

Donald, Goofy, Mickey, Horace Horsecollar, and Clarabelle Cow try to put on a show for orphans. But the mischievous children take delight in taunting the performers, including eggs that fall on Donald as he tries to recite “Mary Had a Little Lamb”.

Donald, to the accompaniment of “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”, does chores, and feeds the chickens and pigs. When he attempts to milk a cow, a fly bothers him, and his attempts to combat it causes the pail to be upset and Donald to be kicked by the cow.

Pluto jealousy over a new kitten almost causes it to be drowned, but Pluto’s angel self wins out and the kitten is rescued.

Donald considers gun hunting to be wrong and hunts wildlife only with the camera. But, when a woodpecker becomes a pest and smashes Donald’s camera, he goes after it with an arsenal of weapons.

In his typical clumsy fashion, Goofy demonstrates various skiing techniques with the aid of off-screen narration.

The film shows the advisability and necessity of purchasing Canadian war bonds. Footage from Three Little Pigs was reanimated, with the wolf as a Nazi and the pigs’ house being made of bricks made from Canadian War Saving Certificates, with revamped lyrics to “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf”.

Donald is inspired by a radio program to make waffles but accidentally adds rubber cement to the batter resulting in so much havoc that he charges off to the radio station to give them a piece of his mind.

The film shows the advisability and necessity of purchasing Canadian war bonds. The Dwarfs wisely invest in war bonds with their diamonds, with revamped lyrics to “Heigh Ho”.

Goofy demonstrates, in his inimitable fashion, the arts of defense from the Stone Age to modern times, with the assistance of a narrator.

Adolf Hitler’s tanks retreat and the Fuehrer himself is shoot right into hell, when they strike against Canadian soldiers with Anti-tank rifles.

Shows the advisability and necessity of purchasing Canadian war bonds. Donald wrestles with his good self and bad self to make up his mind about buying war bonds.

Shows the advisability and necessity of purchasing Canadian war bonds. Mickey and the gang, including Pinocchio and Geppetto, lead a parade to help sell the war bonds.

Donald’s pride in his trade is put to the test when he attempts to work with a cartwheel and to shoe Jenny the donkey.

Donald Suck is persuaded to willingly and promptlypay his income tax in order to help the war effort in this cartoon.

A story about flying cranes in an ethereal swamp.

The gang gives Mickey a surprise party that turns into a jam session with everyone playing instruments while Goofy has problems baking the cake.

Pluto’s rest is continually disturbed by scrapes an energetic puppy gets into, including the puppy’s troubles with a worm and a goofy bird.

Mickey’s radio orchestra is to present an interpretation of the “Light Cavalry Overture” when Goofy smashes the instruments in an elevator. Sponsor Pete’s fury subsides when the rendition is a success due to Mickey’s improvisation.

When Donald destroys his nephews’ snowman, the snow fight escalates with Donald’s snow ship attacking the nephews’ snow fort. The nephews win the fight and do a victory dance above a frozen geyser holding Donald after they’ve melted his ship with hot coals shot by arrows.

Donald learns to rue his Army induction order when his sadistic sergeant, Pete, drills him and teaches him discipline.

Pluto yearns to be an Army mascot because of the good food they get, and he outwits a goat mascot to earn the job.

Donald has all sorts of troubles in his garden with the watering can and pump, and a gopher that eats his prize watermelons.

Walking in his sleep, Pluto presents a female dachshund with a bone but wants it back when he awakens, until he realizes the dog and her family of puppies need it more than he does.

The film describes the various methods of flush riveting in the aircraft production.

Amazing and interesting comparisons regarding the vast food resources of the United States are detailed in animation.

Gold miner Donald’s conflicts with his donkey result in a gold strike, but Donald gets tangles in his own gold mining equipment and ends up looking like one of the bars of gold.

Made during World War II, the film, starring Minnie Mouse and Pluto, shows the importance of housewives saving waste fats for the purpose of making shells and explosives.

When Pluto steals a bone from Butch, the bulldog, he has a difficult time keeping hold of it.

Goofy demonstrates the game by playing all the positions on both teams and displaying the different types of pitching, with an off-screen narrator.

After Donald camouflages a cannon with invisible paint, Pete tries to catch him, so he makes himself invisible. The general sees Pete chasing nothing and puts him in a straitjacket, with Donald guarding him.

Goofy traces the history of the Olympic Games by demonstrating various events – walking, running, hurdles, pole vaulting, discus, and javelin throwing.

In his attempt to demonstrate swimming, Goofy first has trouble undressing in the small locker room but then manages to showcase diving and swimming techniques.

In his desire to be an Army pilot, Donald is tricked into being a paratrooper by Pete. In Donald’s battle with Pete to avoid jumping, they dislodge a bomb from under the plane that destroys the General’s headquarters. As a result, both end up doing KP duty.

Pluto is disgusted with his small bone when he sees a huge one in a lion’s cage. He manages to get it away from the lion, but has conflicts with other zoo animals in an exhausting attempt to keep the bone. Finally he props the lion’s jaw open with the bone and leaves the zoo happy with his small bone.

Documentary featurette about the visit of a group of the Disney artists to Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile. The artists react to the beauty of the Latin American countries through their sketches. The film emphasizes local customs and ends with the group returning with souvenirs.

Goofy’s demonstration of fishing is fouled up by his clumsy casting and fly fishing, and problems with his boat.

Soon after the hotel manager warns bellboy Donald about impoliteness to guests, Donald is taunted continually by Junior, Senator Pete’s bratty son. Eventually, Donald ends up spanking Junior, after he has lost both his temper and his job.

Donald has a nightmare that he is living in Nazi Germany, envisioning bayonet discipline, starvation, hard work on the munitions assembly line and “heiling Hitler”. He awakens to find himself in the shadow of a Statue of Liberty and is glad to be a U.S. citizen.

The film tells the story of corn, including its genealogy and discovery by the Native Americans, how it has been developed in modern usage, and how its culture has spread over the earth and influenced the economic structure of the world.

Donald stars to teach the general public to be careful with their money and save it for increased income taxes needed to fight World War II.

To protect themselves from the mosquito, a malaria-carrying parasite, the Seven Dwarfs show effective methods of mosquito control.

Off-screen narration tells the story of little Hans, a German child being taught Nazi principles of hate and cruelty in school, who grows up to become a soldier. The picture fades out with soldiers’ swords and helmets resembling grave markers, showing their education for death is complete.

Donald, driving in the country, is frustrated in his attempts to fix a flat tire. The jack breaks, the radiator explodes, and then the remaining three tires go flat. Donald gives up in disgust and drives on with the flats.

Mickey and Pluto are in South America, where they meet a playful friend for Pluto – an armadillo. When Pluto plays too rough, it hides, but finally returns to join Pluto and Mickey on the plane back home.

Donald buys a rattletrap plane from Ben Buzzard, who makes Donald’s insurance out to himself and then proceeds to try to wreck the plane.

Pluto gets mixed up in his drilling by Sergeant Pete and is ordered to guard a pillbox that two pesky chipmunks are using for acorn storage.

Donald experiences the trials and tribulations of Army life: marching through summer sun and rain day after day and setting camp in the evening, which takes Donald so long it is sunrise before he is finished.

The film shows the benefits derived from water, cautions against polluting drinking water, and teaches how to avoid cholera, typhoid, and dysentery.

Goofy demonstrates, with off-screen narration, various devices used to replace the automobile during wartime, finally ending up with a pogo stick.

The film shows the human body’s ability to counteract germs through vaccination. The human body is compared to a city, and the film shows how the body would react should it be invaded by germs. The city or body could die if it does not avail itself of the protection that science can provide.

A morale-building wartime film, presenting an explanation and demonstration of how reason combats emotion within your minds. Illustrations show how the two could work together in winning the war against the Axis.

Figaro, the cat, tries various methods to catch Cleo, the goldfish, but is scolded for his efforts. When Cleo’s bowl accidentally falls on Figaro’s head, his owner momentarily thinks he has drowned, and pampers him. Figaro and Cleo eventually become friends.

Though Donald is in the Army, he enjoys his evening out by fooling Sgt. Pete, leaving a snoring record in the barracks. But one evening he is caught, escaping in one of three boxes, which turns into the famous shell game. A chase ensues.

Donald falls asleep at his wartime post of aircraft spotter, and his nephews take advantage by frightening him with their toy plane and parachutists.

Foxey Loxey cons the farmyard chickens and dim-witted Chicken Little into believing his cave is the only save place when the sky is falling. Once they enter, the chickens are devoured.

Vidi, the snipe, tries to stop his pelican friend, Monte, from sleepwalking, which puts him in danger of being killed. But Monte ends up rescuing Vidi in a bombing raid.

Goofy demonstrates methods of navigation of the sea from early vessels to modern ships, and engages in a victorious battle with the Japanese fleet and the Rising Sun symbol.

The gods Vulcan and Jupiter are disturbed by Pet’s sour trombone playing, so they give Donald the power to stop him. After Donald wins, he picks up the trombone and starts playing it himself.

Aided by a diagrammatical figure, Goofy demonstrates golf techniques until an angry bull chases them and wrecks the course.

Donald and his nephews try to scare each other when they hear on the radio that a gorilla has escaped from the zoo, but when the gorilla, Ajax, shows up, they unite to defeat the creature with a tear gas bomb.

Donald, an egg collector, climbing in the Andes, is almost too successful when he pretends to be a baby condor when caught trying to steal an egg by the mother condor. Donald’s attempts to escape with the egg are complicated by a baby condor and the mother’s flying lessons. He loses in the end, still tucked under the mother’s wing, along with the egg and the baby condor.

Travelogue on the history and geography of the Amazon Basin, with information on the Ford Plantation at Fordlandia and the ambitious rubber program there.

Donald helps battle the Japanese during World War II. With the aid of a rubber raft, he manages to carry out his instructions to wipe out an enemy airfield by causing a flood to wash it away.

Pluto is awakened by the Spirit of Spring, which causes him to dance about, getting mixed up with angry bees and poison ivy. Out for revenge, he goes after the spirit.

Donald bakes a plastic airplane from radio instructions and proudly goes to try it out. But it melts in a storm, coming down on a flock of blackbirds like a pie.

Taking all the places on both teams Goofy demonstrates the game of football with varying results, having problems with the coach and the goal post.

Minnie practices first aid on Pluto, but, being heckled by a kitten, he gives chase which results in both falling downstairs. Minnie rushes to their aid and encourages Pluto and the kitten to make up.

Donald is not able to go out for Sunday golf when his nephews and a book he has been reading convince him that he is not well. When he realizes the joke, he attempts to go out again but a steady downpour sends him back inside.

Goofy and his elephant get into all sorts of trouble when they attempt to catch a tiger while on safari.

Donald works as a department store gift wrapper, but his job is threatened because of his tardiness, laziness, and playing with the merchandise.

The film stresses the need to keep spark plugs in good order to keep in harmony with the ignition system.

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Pluto is a Navy dog, guarding a ship. He ends up in the brig after being blamed when a wharf rat steals the captain’s food. He gets some revenge when he shakes the rope the rat is on, causing the rat and the food to fall into the water.

Donald experiments with his power of hypnotism to change Pluto into a mouse, turtle, chicken, and finally a lion, which chases Donald about until a fall regains Pluto’s senses.

Using educational film techniques perfected during WWII, Disney animators show the methods of proper welding.

Goofy bungles his way on safari in deepest Africa, The safari ends abruptly when a rhino chases Goofy and his safari all the way back to their ship on the Ivory Coast.

About the development of home lighting from log cabin to present day, and with each change a better lighting system.

The film depicts the dangers of an unbalanced diet.

Donald, broke, steals from his nephews’ piggy bank for a date with Daisy, but his conscience gets the best of him and he gets a job to pay them back.

Story of the difference between two families: the “clean” family that cares for their food and home and remains happy, and the “careless” family that lives in filth and are unhealthy.

Careless Charlie and his family are infected with hookworm, and they learn about the proper medications and safe living conditions from a local clinic.

Careless Charlie learns to his horror how household pests such as flies, mosquitoes, and lice carry dangerous diseases, and that cleanliness of food, body, and living conditions can prevent them.

A covered wagon train populated with Goofy look-alikes is attacked by Indians, but an opportune cyclone appears to carry them over the Rockies.

Pluto falls in love with a female dachshund whom he must rescue from the pound, only to find a family of puppies at her home.

Stresses the importance of proper pre-natal care, nursing, and weaning.

The film shows the development of farm machinery, illustrating farmers’ ability to produce more crops and lighten their labor, and how to care for the machinery.

The character of the murder mystery Donald is reading comes to life and it is only the intervention of the author, who proves the cop is the thief, that Donald’s life is saved and the character can return to the book.

The animation shows how latrines can be built to prevent the spread of disease.

Animation tells the function of muscles, bones, food digestion, blood vessels, heart, and brain, and how they react properly to make healthy bodies with proper food and fresh air.

The film describes tuberculosis as man’s deadliest enemy and tells how it can be cured. It stresses prevention and communication.

The film explains that disease is caused by microbes, and shows how to take the necessary precautions to keep one’s body free from them.

Pluto is charged with guarding lambs, but a coyote lures him far away in the desert. While Pluto is gone, the coyote captures all of the lambs in a cave, except for a little black lamb who manages to escape. Pluto returns to the scene and chases the coyote, who falls off a cliff, knocking over rock formations, and the tumbling rocks settle in his likeness to become Coyote Rock.

Donald and Goofy are sailing in a rented boat that runs on nickels. When they run out of coins, they are marooned for days until Donald’s beak gets caught in the coin slot, starting the boat, and they sail off toward the horizon.

Goofy plays all the parts in a hockey game until the crowd, in their excitement, comes out on the ice and the players can relax in the bleachers.

Daisy disgusted with Donald’s temper, forces him to take a course to cure it with the aid of an “insult” machine. He is cured and returns to Daisy, but he laughs at hr hat, which causes her to go into a rage, ending in a fight.

Comparing the human eye to a camera, showing the effect of poor lighting and how eyes can be helped by correcting lighting faults.

While patrolling the beach, Pluto runs into a baby turtle who he will not allow to go into the water because of a “No Swimming” sign. But, when Pluto inadvertently falls in quicksand, the turtle saves him and the two become friends.

Forest ranger Donald is charged with guarding a sequoia tree, but he must deal with some troublesome beavers who, despite Donald’s pleading and promises, manage to fell the tree. Donald is fired.

The film shows the proper use and care of common hand tools, as well as the type of work performed by each tool.

The film shows the cross section of a tire and demonstrates the manufacture of various parts, beginning at a rubber plantation and continuing to the finished tire.

In a jousting tournament, a squire accidentally is put in a knight’s place and beats all the contestants, winning the hand of Princess Esmerelda. Goofy plays all the parts.

A stork teaches the proper method for baby bathing.

Careless Charlie is utilized to teach a family all about good dietary habits.

About the growth of a city and the need to build proper water and sanitation systems for a growing populace.

Showing the development of airplanes, from early models to the planes of today, demonstrating the aerodynamics of jet propulsion, and breaking down of the various parts of a jet. A jet plane’s characteristics are compared with those of conventional aircraft.

Pluto and his kid brother have many adventures together trying to keep some stolen wieners, including eluding a bulldog and the dogcatcher.

Pluto and Dinah fool the villagers with a false flood alarm in Holland, but when the dike does begin to leak, it is up to Pluto to get help while Dinah plugs the leak with her paw. Because of “crying wolf”, he has a difficult time.

Chip and Dale battle Mickey and Pluto to keep an old stove as their home in a cabin Mickey is using for vacation. The chipmunks trick Mickey and Pluto into thinking Pluto has accidentally been shot.

Donald meets his double and decides to use him to try to win back Daisy’s love. But the trick backfires when the double, with a Ronald Colman voice, falls in love with Daisy himself.

Pluto is a rookie policeman who saves a cuddly pup named Ronnie from Butch, a kidnapper. Together the pair send Butch to jail.

Pluto is awarded a Red Feather for giving his life savings of bones to a Community Chest campaign.

A bird, Susie, ruins Donald’s new paint job on his car, damages his upholstery, and unravels his hat while gathering nest material. He is about to get her with an ax when he sees Susie’s babies and gives up.

Arctic trapper Donald kidnaps a cub from a sleeping mother bear to get a fur coat for Daisy. Just as the mother bear is about to attack Donald, a jar of honey falls on his head. Both bears end up licking the honey off Donald.

Donald is the keeper of a lighthouse who must deal with Marblehead, the pelican, who tries to douse the lighthouse lamp over and over again.

The film demonstrates the benefits of magnesium, which, because of its lightness, can save energy.

To his displeasure, Figaro is bathed and perfumed by Minnie. An alley cat, Lucifer, and his gang chase Figaro for being so prissy. The gang is fooled into thinking that Figaro has beaten up Lucifer in an alley, hidden from their view. Figaro returns home victorious, but the victory is short-lived when Minnie decides he needs another unwanted bath.

Through animation and diagrams, the film discusses the female reproductive organs and functions and follows development from babyhood to motherhood.

Donald loses his sanity in trying to capture “wild man of the jungle” Goofy.

A basketball game of Goofy look-alikes (P.U. vs. U.U.) in which the players play furiously, often breaking the rules of the game. All of the players are named after Disney artists.

Pluto moves into his new house, only to find Butch the bulldog and a turtle have also taken up residence there. With the help of the turtle, they get rid of Butch and live happily together.

Pluto loses his brandy keg to a baby seal and gives chase. But when Pluto falls through the ice and must be rescued by the seal, they become friends.

Donald is a barker in a shooting gallery, where he has troubles with his nephews who retaliate for being cheated by him by dressing up first as a female duck and then a mummy to get the candy prizes

Donald is a sleepwalker. When he sleepwalks to Daisy’s house, she humors him and gets him home only to have him wake up and accuse her of sleepwalking.

Though Frankie, the canary, becomes quite an annoyance with his singing and birdseed shooting, Figaro must save him from the jaws of Butch, the bulldog.

Photographer Donald is harassed and driven half-mad by a crazy Aracuan bird who keeps sabotaging his photography of the jungle and its animals.

Daisy panics when a flowerpot, falling on Donald’s head, gives him a magnificent singing voice and takes away his memory of her. A helpful psychiatrist tells her to drop another flowerpot on him for a cure, and it works.

Donald and Goofy, wandering helplessly in the desert when their car runs out of gas, begin to see mirages.

An elderly beetle scolds a young one for running away by telling him of the hazards of meeting up with bug collector Donald. Donald, now elderly himself, still searches for the beetle.

Donald tries to get accommodations at a motel, and is told he can sleep on the porch for $16. When he complains, he is kicked out. He tries an air mattress, which flies through the air and onto the porch, where he again confronts the manager and ends up in a cactus bed.

Minnie phones Mickey from a party to hurry up, and with the aid of Pluto, he gets all dressed up in his tux. But on the way to the party, he and Pluto tangle with a trash can. Minnie sees Mickey with his torn clothes, and to Mickey’s amazement, is not mad, for the party is a “hard times” party. She compliments him on his costume.

Goofy’s duck hunting is not going well when he encounters a duck that imitates the decoy and gets his gun soaked. He ends up eating the decoy.

When a pilot has to turn back due to a severe storm, he drops the mal at a remote outpost where it can be delivered by dogsled. The falling mail pouch lands on Pluto, and he sets out to deliver it. He is continually delayed by a rabbit along the way, but, in the end, the rabbit helps Pluto deliver the mail pouch.

When Donald attempts to chop some firewood, he destroys the home of the chipmunks, who try everything in their power to save it from being burned, and succeed.

When Pluto’s singing annoys everyone, he entices female dogs by miming to a record.

At a horse race, the expert bets on the favorite, Snapshot, and the novice bets on the long shot, Old Moe. After a series of racing misadventures, Old Moe wins by a nose when Snapshot turns his head to pose for the camera.

Goofy tries to give a circus elephant, Dolores, a bath, but she proves elusive and ends up blowing him into a mud puddle.

In his effort to sleep, Donald is disturbed first by a window shade and then by a dripping faucet. After fighting all night with the leak, Donald goes cuckoo when the water company calls saying they are shutting off his water because he hasn’t paid his water bill.

Mickey, in the Australian bush, throws a boomerang that gets caught in Pluto’s mouth. Mickey then discovers an egg of an emu. Unfortunately, the parent chases him, but Pluto and the boomerang zoom into his path, leaving the emu all tangled.

When he adopts Joey, a young kangaroo, Donald finds out the hard way how difficult it is to be a parent. After a difficult bath time, Donald pretends that a bear rug has swallowed him. Joey rushes in and beats up the “bear” severely, so that by nap time, Donald needs a nap far worse than Joey does.

Pluto’s efforts to dig up a bone are frustrated by his allergy to goldenrod, and by a gopher who is using the bone to prop up his tunnel. Pluto and the gopher battle over the bone, ending up with the gopher also developing and allergy to goldenrod.

Donald, discouraged as a salesman because of his voice, buys miraculous voice pills that improve his vocal range, but he quickly loses the pills, and despite a long search, accidentally drops the last in the mouth of a cow.

Pluto is in for a surprise when Mickey sends him to buy a salami at the butcher shop, and he has to fight to keep Butch the bulldog from stealing it. When Pluto gets home with the salami, Mickey presents it to Butch as a birthday gift.

Donald refuses to pay his $35 lunch bill at a swanky restaurant and is sentenced in court to washing dishes, which he smashes in revenge.

Pluto, tired and sleepy from being out all night, tries to sleep despite Figaro’s attempts to keep him awake. Pluto’s sandman enlists the help of Figaro’s sandman so both Pluto and Figaro can sleep.

Don is hanging flowered wallpaper which fools a bee. The bee gets so irritated with Donald and the fake flowers that he must call in his swarm of bees to attack.

Pluto tries to teach Orville, a baby bird, how to fly with some tricks of his own.

Donald is soon chasing after his nephews when they steal his prepared supper. But when he falls over a cliff and is knocked out, the nephews trick him into believing that he is an angel. They soon regret their ruse.

In their attempt to steal Donald’s pancakes, Chip and Dale are fooled into taking rubber ones until they realize their mistake and trick Donald out of his meal.

Pluto finds a baby seal in Mickey’s basket when he returns from a visit to the zoo, but doesn’t get a chance to tell him until the seal is in the bathtub with Mickey. They return it to the zoo, only to return home and find the bathroom full of seal.

The fur seals arrive on the fogbound islands known as the Pribilofs to mate and bear pups. The young “bachelors” challenge the older bulls for their harems of females, which results in a terrific fight. In the fall, the herd sets out on a long migration into the Pacific Ocean to spend the winter.

Donald is at war with an army of ants who are after his picnic food, but it is a losing battle from the start and soon the ants have even take his clothes

Pluto and Ronnie the pup fight and chase each other for possession of a bone until they end up in a cactus bed and Ronnie must lead Pluto out, ending the argument and restoring peace.

The nephews earn money to buy cigars for Donald’s birthday, but Donald thinks they bought the cigars for themselves and forces them to smoke them all. He then discovers the birthday card in the bottom of the box.

Pluto has quite a time getting Mickey’s mail into the house, what with the wind blowing the letters about and a turtle emerging from one package.

Bootle Beetle reminisces about his relationship with Donald through the years, including the time they were shipwrecked and the time the Duck cheated him out of a soda.

Minnie knits a sweater that he hates, and he tries everything in his power to get it off. When it gets wet and shrinks to a tiny size, Minnie gives it a disgusted Figaro instead.

When Chip and Dale can find no more acorns, they go after the supply Donald is using to reseed the area. Though he manages to trap them, they escape and take revenge on Donald.

After Pluto pounces on a “ball”, which turns out to be a bubble gum machine, Pluto and a bee fight over the gum balls. After the bee stores the gum balls in its hive, Pluto destroys it, then uses the gum bubbles to keep the bee at bay until the bee wins by using the gum against Pluto.

A bee, taking honey from flowers in Donald’s greenhouse and depositing it in the duck’s car radiator, attempts to stop Donald from stealing the honey by attacking with the addition of a cactus spine to his stinger.

Goofy’s game of tennis confounds the sports announcer and the crowd, but one player does indeed win the gigantic trophy.

Donald steals Chip and Dale’s nuts for his nut-butter shop, which is shaped like a giant walnut. The chipmunks think the shop is a real nut. After they crack open the roof, they steal the nut butter, with Donald chasing after them. When Donald runs into a tree and knocks himself silly, Chip and Dale load him into a log like a cannonball and drop a hornets’ nest into the log to “shoot” Donald into a nearby lake.

Goofy gives a muscle-building course a try but is soon entangles with the various apparatus that results in crashing out a window and having the body of a strong man from a chart superimposed over his.

When his son is unhappy with only beans to eat, Bootle Beetle tells him a story about the trouble he had with next-door neighbor Donald Duck trying to get better food. When his son agrees that beans aren’t so bad after all, Bootle Beetle risks going next door to bring back some watermelon for dessert.

Bent-Tail, the coyote, tries to teach his son to steal sheep from Pluto’s flock, but when the two attempt it, Bent-Tail runs away with a sheep, which turns out to be his son in disguise.

A fight between Donald and a bee over which radio program to listen to – Donald wants a baseball game and the bee want a classical music concert – ends up with Donald locked in the shower, stung, and the bee happily listening to his favorite program.

Chip and Dale invade Donald’s home for his Christmas goodies. This turns into an all-out war, with the chipmunks victorious, leaving with a convoy of nuts and candies.