When Butch and Pluto vie for Dinah’s attention, it appears the brute strength of the bulldog will vanquish Pluto until Dinah must be rescued from a swimming pool. Only Pluto manages to rescue her and in doing so, wins her.

The nephews disguise themselves as a lion to get a pie from Donald, who, when he discovers the trick, chases them and gets mixed up with a real lion to whom he must keep serving pies in order to stay alive.

Pluto digs up Minnie’s garden and destroys her house in order to catch a pesky gopher – in spite of Minnie’s scoldings.

Goofy is not very adept at horseback riding, and the horse constantly gets the best of him.

Casey Jones is determined to get his train to the station on time, in spite of train robbers, a flood, and a head-on collision with another train. Although late, Casey finally arrives in the wrecked locomotive, with his watch reading “On Time…Almost”.

When Donald attempts to get revenge on the chipmunks for wrecking his bike on his trip to Daisy’s house, she scolds him for his cruel conduct.

Pluto tries to become Dinah’s dream of Wonder Dog, despite Butch’s interference, and he does indeed prove himself by performing various circus stunts, to his own wonderment as well as Dinah’s.

Donald and the chipmunks, Chip and Dale, are after each other again, this time when they come upon Donald vacationing in a trailer. When he goes swimming, they fool him by moving the diving board and end up wrecking his car.

Pluto’s Primitive Instinct, in the form of a little wolf, Primo, convinces Pluto to hunt for food like a wild dog. When Pluto is unable to catch anything, he returns to his food, only to find Primo has eaten it.

Two cats disturb Pluto’s napping by trying to help themselves to the milk on the back step, and to birds and fish in his yard. Pluto continually chases them away, finally chasing them all the way back to their alley, where a huge third cat chases Pluto away.

Goofy portrays both the roles of a normal family man, Mr. Walker, who becomes a monster, and Mr. Wheeler, behind the wheel of his car. He changes back to a mild pedestrian attempting to cross the street, only to revert back once again behind the wheel.

The film portrays the beaver as the leading citizen of the pond area in which he lives, sharing space with moose, deer, crayfish, raccoons, otters, frogs, and all kinds of birds.

Bent-Tail, the coyote, and his son, Junior, try again to steal what Pluto guards, this time chickens in a henhouse, but this proves as unsuccessful as their previous outing.

The chipmunks and Pluto battle over possession of a supply of nuts.

A mountain lion and cub try various ways to steal fish from Donald, always with the same result – the cub picking Donald’s buckshot out of his father’s bottom.

While campers are away, Pluto must guard the campsite from two coyotes, Bent-Tail and his son, Junior. The coyotes try to steal food, with Junior complicating matters by “stealing” Pluto, whom he considers to be food. After a chase that destroys the camp, Pluto joins the coyotes in the hills rather than try to explain to the campers.

When Donald accidentally upsets a bee through a series of mishaps and some deliberate provocation, the conflict worsens until the bee gets the ultimate revenge by ruining Donald’s rubber raft, causing him to be chased by sharks.

Goofy buys photographic equipment for his new hobby and eagerly goes out to find a subject which turns out to be a bear. But he so angers the bear with the flash apparatus that it chases him back to his apartment.

Morris is the laughingstock of the whole moose herd because he is so small but has a full set of antlers. Everything changes, however, when he meets another outcast moose, Balsam, who is huge but has only puny antlers. The two become a great pair, and by getting up on Balsam’s back and using his antlers, Morris and Balsam are able to defeat the leader of the herd.

In his work as a tree surgeon, Donald discovers the tree home of Chip and Dale and harasses them with a tree pruner they believe to be a monster. They soon realize their error and have the frustrated Donald venting his temper.

In his attempt to hang a hammock, Goofy searches for a second tree to hold it up, but the one he finds dislodges a lion, who returns home with Goofy. Soon the lion wants the hammock too, and a battle begins with Goofy emerging the victor.

Chip and Dale, picking acorns, come across a nest of eggs. A baby chick hatches from one of the eggs and Dale, in trying to stuff the chick back into the egg, gets involved with the rooster and ends up trapped under the hen with the rooster pacing outside.

Pluto and a stork battle in the dead of winter for possession of Pluto’s house, confiscated by the stork, until spring arrives.

Donald, on vacation at a dude ranch, cannot wait to ride a horse. Unfortunately, the only horse available is completely unwilling to cooperate. Donald ends up on a bull’s back riding out into the desert with the horse laughing wildly.

Goofy encounters many problems building his own house, but is relieved when the work is done and he has company in – until the house collapses.

Donald tricks Chip and Dale into shoveling his sidewalk after they dump snow on his just-shoveled sidewalk. They retaliate by stealing Donald’s bowl of popcorn. When Donald builds a fire to smoke them out of their tree, the chipmunks dump a box of kernels into the tree, resulting in popcorn exploding all over the yard. Donald is back to shoveling the popcorn as if it was snow.

When Goofy gets a cold, he is tormented by a virus character until his wife comes home and puts him to bed. The virus goes away, only to return two weeks later when Goofy is back at work, but sitting in a draft.

While on vacation at a mountain resort with Mickey, Pluto dreams he is in Utopia with an overly obsequious cat acting as his butler. The butler will perform anything Pluto’s heart desires, when Pluto bites his tail. Awakening, Pluto bites a nearby cat’s tail and a furious battle ensues.

Chip and Dale fight Donald over possession of his model airplane.

Goofy’s willpower to diet is quashed by a voice from the mirror that tells him to eat, drink, and be merry – and tomorrow we’ll diet.

Donald, unbeknownst to him, has won a new car, and his nephews go to pick it up as a surprise. But when the car arrives, Donald wrecks it thinking his nephews played a trick.

The film tells the story of the amazing amount of life to be found each season in almost any small plot of ground and the way nature maintains her balance in the “grass-roots” world of insects and their ever-present fight for survival.

About the myths and facts of the cold virus. Shows the manner in which a cold is caught and spread throughout a community, and how it should be treated.

Mickey is ‘coon hunting with Pluto, tracking the animal that tricks the pair into believing Mickey’s raccoon hat is its baby. Mickey and Pluto apologize and leave quietly as the “baby” waves good-bye.

Again playing Everyman, Goofy wins money at poker and though his wife is initially angry with his gambling, she forgives him when she sees the amount of cash he has won, causing Goofy to say, “Easy come, easy go!”

Pluto and Milton, the cat, are persuaded by a television commercial for Lurkey Turkey to cook one of their own, but the situation quickly explodes into a fight for the bird.

Goofy experiences the trials and tribulations of fatherhood, with Junior always coming out ahead in each situation.

Donald, as engineer of a miniature train in his backyard, runs into difficulties with Chip and Dale when he replaces their oak tree with a miniature one. The only way the clever animals can save their home is by putting a “Giant Redwood” sign on it and letting the train pass trough a tunnel in its trunk.

Goofy decides to give up smoking but experiences so many temptations that he grows desperate and gets into various situations trying to get a cigarette.

When Donald discovers bees taking honey from his flowers, he raids their beehive dressed as a giant bee, fooling the bee on guard. The bee is banished in disgrace but is welcomed back as a hero after he wins a ferocious battle with Donald.

A promotional film for The Story of Robin Hood, featuring Walt Disney and production personnel.

Made in the early days of television, this promotional film for Peter Pan took audiences behind the scenes.

Goofy and his son go on a camping trip, and in the midst of Goofy’s tall tales about himself as a great adventurer, they encounter a mountain lion.

Donald’s battle with Chip and Dale over their eating his apples escalates until Donald bombs them with atomic pellets. One of his hens eats a pellet, laying an egg bomb. It explodes while Donald is holding it, creating a hole that sends him all the way to China.

A stork delivers a lion cub to a flock of sheep by mistake, which eventually proves fortuitous for the sheep when Lambert grows up to realize his power and uses it to protect the sheep from a wolf.

Depicts the lives of elk living on the Olympia Peninsula in Washington, including their feeding habits, breeding, and battles for supremacy of the herd.

Goofy, as Mr. Geef, decides to move to the islands and enjoy the carefree life there. As the guest of honor at a luau, he is suddenly thrown into a nearby volcano to appease the fire goddess, but he manages to save himself.

Chip and Dale attend a nightclub and fall in love with the female entertainer, another chipmunk named Clarice, who divides her attention between the two.

Goofy acquires a puppy and has difficulties with the neighbors as well as with his attempts to train the puppy to be a watchdog.

Donald and the bee, Spike, reminisce about their early days together and the scrapes they got into.

Goofy, by accident, becomes a hero and a sheriff when he interrupts a stagecoach robbery.

Susie, in an auto showroom, is bought by a man who takes good care of her, but as the time passes she grows older and hr owner trades her in. She has a succession of unfortunate owners who mistreat her, and just as she is about to be abandoned in a junkyard, an eager young man buys her, tinkers with her, and soon has her running again.

Vignettes depict the lives of waterbirds, showing how Nature has adapted each of them to meet the problems of survival, such as different types of beaks and bodies, and describe their feeding habits and courtships.

Goofy is a teacher with a class of children so full of mischief that by the end of the day Goofy is exhausted – and wiser.

Donald has ant trouble when sugar spills from a bag he is carrying. This leads to a battle with the ants at his home over a jug of maple syrup, eventually resulting in Donald’s car exploding and the ants enjoying the syrup.

The little house begins life happily in the country but with “progress” it is soon completely overtaken and surrounded by the encroaching big city. Fortunately, a caring family has her moved back to the country onto a small hill and there the little house is happy once more.

At his own birthday party, Pluto gets pushed around by the nephews and cannot even get any of his own cake until after the party, when Mickey presents him with a piece he had saved.

When the nephews come to Donald’s house in their Halloween costumes, he plays tricks on them until Witch Hazel joins up with them and with her magical powers teaches Donald a lesson.

Goofy goes on his vacation but gets tangles up with a trailer and has various other mishaps until he ends up peacefully in jail.

The tree that Mickey chops down to bring home for Christmas turns out to be the home of Chip and Dale. In discovering the chipmunks’ presence and trying to get them out of the trimmed tree, Pluto destroys it.

Humorous history of aviation from the Wright Brothers to World War II.

Robert Benchley leads a tour of the Disney Studio, as he tries to see Walt to sell him a story.

Goofy is “Johnny Eyeball, Private Eye” who gets mixed up in a surreal whodunit involving a classy dame, a cop, weasels, and the mysterious missing Al.

Compilation of various shorts released previously under RKO.

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The story of the American black bears from the time they are born and trained by their mothers, through the mating battles and finally the mother’s abandonment of her young.

Utilized footage shot in Alaska by the team of Alfred and Elma Milotte, depicting the everyday home life of the families in a typical Eskimo village. The building and hunting activities of the summer, the winter activities underground when the blizzard coma, and the celebration of spring with the “mask dance” are all shown.

Goofy takes over the household chores when his wife goes out but he gets so completely confused that the house is a shambles and on fire when she returns.

While Mickey fishes at the beach, Pluto has bad encounters with a clam and then a seagull that also steals Mickey’s bait and fish. The pair are eventually chased away by all the gull’s friends.

Goofy, on a tour of Mexico, is mistaken for a great matador and is rushed into the bullring where, after a mad, crazy chase, he eventually does subdue the bull.

Professor Owl tries to teach his class about melody.

On his travels with his nephews, Donald tricks them into believing he has been magically transformed into a baby and then an egg by a “Fountain of Youth” until an encounter with a mother alligator and her babies spoil Donald’s fun.

Compilation of various shorts released previously under RKO.

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Goofy runs his life by the clock all week and relaxes on Sunday, but he has such a frantic day with his son at the beach that he is delighted to go back to work to rest up from his day of rest.

A short history of the dance, followed by Goofy trying to learn with the aid of a dummy and dancing school.

Story of the vast and primitive Everglades in Florida, told through the lives of its animal inhabitants, including alligators, raccoons, skunks, otters, and birds.

Donald tries hard to get along with his new neighbor, Pete, and Pete’s terrible dog, but when Pete borrows all of Donald’s food and throws stuff in his backyard, the fight is on.

Compilation of various shorts released previously under RKO.

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Compilation of various shorts released previously under RKO.

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Compilation of various shorts released previously under RKO.

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A boy and his grandfather argue the merits of football past and present while watching two teams, Bygone U and Present State, on television. Though the game ends in a tie, Grandfather is more impressed with a commercial and goes out to buy the advertised dishwasher.

When hunting season opens, a terrified bear hides in Donald’s cabin and endures the torture of being a household bear rug until the season closes.

Compilation of various shorts released previously under RKO.

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Professor Owl explains to his students about musical instruments, illustrating with the song “Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Bloom”. From the cave dwellers to modern times, we find that all instruments are based on the toot, the whistle, and so on, and they finally evolve into modern musical instruments.

Amos, a poor, little church mouse, comes to live with the fabulous Ben rankling and through Amos’s suggestions the Franklin stove and bifocals are invented, electricity is discovered, and the opening words of the Declaration of Independence are provided.

Chip and Dale steal peanuts from an elephant, Dolores, until zookeeper Donald comes to the rescue. Chip and Dale win eventually, getting all the peanuts they can eat by using white paint to pass themselves off as rare albino chipmunks.

Goofy shows the various ways human sleep, and has no trouble falling asleep throughout the day, including at his desk at work, but when he goes home to bed at night, he cannot sleep. He tries various gadgets, but finally a scientist has to hit him over the head.

At a carnival, Donald shows his strength on the various “strength machines”, in order to make his nephews proud. When a wimpy boy tells the nephews that his father can beat Donald, Donald doesn’t hesitate to agree to fight, only to discover the father is the hulking Peewee Pete. They fight in the ring, and Donald manages to win.

Donald’s conscience, in the form of a “guidance counselor duck”, advises him to deal with his nephews’ misbehavior psychologically, rather than physically. Donald mistakes some pygmy cannibals, who have escaped from the circus, for his nephews playing in disguise. Donald spanks one pygmy who bites Donald. Tired of interference, Donald takes his conscience out to the woodshed.

The narrator tells of Donald’s romance with Daisy through use of Donald’s diary. Daisy has almost snared him into marriage when he has a nightmarish vision of what their married life would be like. He decides to run away, and we see him writing in his diary in the French Foreign Legion.

Stormy, a handsome colt with a famous bloodline, is sold to a cattle ranch when he misses his chance to be a glamorous race horse, but soon he accepts and enjoys his new life. He proves his thoroughbred training when he is bought by a famous polo player and helps his master win a game.

Chip and Dale’s game of robber and sheriff turns real when they successfully capture Pete, the infamous bank robber.

The musical journey starts surreal with anthropomorphic musical instruments and then an animated pencil draws a group of lively teenagers having a jitterbug session at the local malt shop.

The musical story about the romance between a boy and girl hat.

McMorehouse goes to collect his two guinea pigs from stationmaster Flannery and argues the animals are pets and not pigs, and therefore the shipping charges should be cheaper. While the dispute goes on, the pigs multiply, McMorehouse leaves, and Flannery sends all the pigs to the main office.

Casey is dismayed while trying to have sons that can follow in their dad’s footsteps, because he has only daughters. Eventually, he realizes that he has nine tomboy daughters, just enough for a baseball team. He tries to regain his former glory with his nine-daughter baseball team, which wins the championship despite Casey’s interference.

The musical story about two feuding families.

As a steam-shovel operator, Donald is clearing an excavation site when he runs into Chip and Dale, who imagine the machine is a dragon threatening their home. By getting into the tool chest, they unbolt the steam shovel, which falls apart, thus enabling them to vanquish the dragon.

The musical story about the mighty but vain ballplayer who strikes out to lose the game.

Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore, in his first appearance, tries to get the bears to behave during tourist season at Brownstone National Park. Each of the other bears selects their own tourist, from which they get plenty of food, but Humphrey, with stingy Donald Duck as his tourist, gets nothing to eat. Humphrey tries to trick Donald out of his ham and picnic basket by making Donald think he has run over the bear with his car. In the resulting melee, food gets scattered all over the highway, and the ranger gives both Donald and Humphrey pointed sticks to use to pick it up. He tries surreptitiously to keep the ham for himself, but Donald and Humphrey foil his plan.

The musical story of a little tugboat who is constantly getting into trouble, but who redeems himself by saving a ship from sinking during a big storm.

The musical story about an opera-singing whale.

The musical story about a boy and a girl’s outing on the ice in the 1800s.

A lion, feared by all in the wilds of Africa, learns that no one fears him when he escapes in the big city after being captured. However, when he tries to dress up like a human, everyone then recognizes him as a lion and is terrified. The lion ends up in the zoo, scaring all the zoo visitors.

Donald promises a peanut to a flying squirrel if it will hang his peanut sign in a nearby tree. But when the peanut turns out to be rotten, the squirrel gets his just revenge.

Donald proves to be a meddlesome tourist to Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore, getting the two of them involved with an angry mountain lion who chases them all about the canyon, ultimately destroying the national monument.

The featurette shows the everyday lives of the people of Siam, their classic dances, how they avoid the monsoon rains, a visit to a teak camp with elephants at work as well as a visit to Bangkok, the “Venice of the Orient”.

The story about a young boy who was raised by coyotes and became the toughest cowboy in the west.

Donald is inspired by his Grandpappy’s hunting skills to go out with him on a modern-day hunt where the pair spend most of their time avoiding the bullets of the other hunters, and never have a chance to bag any game.

Donald Ducks holiday high in the Andes.

The story starts with the fantasy of a bee’s nightmare and then a lyrical setting of the famous poem "Trees" by Alfred Joyce Kilmer follows trees through the seasons.

José Carioca teaches Donald Duck to dance the samba.

The story about a baby airplane carrying the mail.

Nick and Rock are two sheepdogs, belonging to a herder in Arizona, who must help him get the sheep from the dry lands of the plains up to the lush mountain pastures. Along the way, they have to search for lost sheep and ford mountain streams, and protect the herd from mountain lions.

Goofy as an American Cowboy is trying to become an Argentinean gaucho.

The film visits cities and small towns of Switzerland to explore the local customs and activities during the seasons. The climax is a climb to the top of the Matterhorn with three mountaineers.

José Carioca teaches Donald Duck to dance the samba.

A film to show the elaborate preparations for the live 90-minute broadcast of Disneyland’s opening day on July 17, 1955.

A condensed version of the natural history of the Earth from the formation of the planet, to the first living creatures, to the age, reign, and extinction of the dinosaurs.

A story in which a little boy trains a flying donkey for racing.

Circarama 360-degree film that shows a drive through Las Vegas, and Los Angeles, and the beautiful scenery of the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley.

A simulated trip to observe the far side of the moon.

When Humphrey the bear is kicked out of his hibernation cave because of his snoring, he tries again and again to use Donald’s house, ultimately disguising himself as an orphan bear to be taken back into the cave.

Humphrey the bear continually tries different ways to steal honey from Donald’s beehives, resulting in conflicts between Donald and Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore when Donald wants the bears kept away.

The musical story about the brave young boy who goes with a duck, cat, and bird to catch the wolf, with each character represented by a musical instrument in the orchestra. Peter is represented by a string quartet; Sasha the bird by a flute, Sonja the duck by an oboe, Ivan the cat by a clarinet, Grandpa by a bassoon, and the hunters by kettle drums.

Donald Duck, a logger in a logging camp, is getting ready to topple a tree that is the home of Chip and Dale, who quickly get revenge that ultimately leads to the destruction of Donald’s house.

Compilation of four shorts from Make Mine Music and five from Melody Time released previously under RKO.

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Documents the life and habits of the largest of all penguins.

The film shows how icebreakers, specially constructed ships built by the U.S. Coast Guard, to make their way through heavy Arctic icepacks. They maneuver with the aid of helicopters in their effort to reach the weather station at Alert, only 400 miles from the Arctic circle, in Operation Alert, an annual task.

The story of the young man who planted apple trees throughout the west.

Chip and Dale must steal a model ship from Donald in order to gather a plentiful supply of acorns on an island far out in a river. Donald attempts to interfere are thwarted like always by the clever chipmunks, who get their food, inadvertently with Donald’s help.

A novel contest between Y-O-U and a Common Ordinary Fool that serves to point up basic bicycle safety rules. Jiminy Cricket gives a brief history of this unique transportation vehicle.

Jiminy Cricket shows humankind’s reliance on fire through the ages and the necessity of understanding the rules pertaining to fire safety because of its potentially destructive nature.

J. Audubon Woodlore attempts to keep Humphrey the bear from fishing with the human fishermen, telling him, “Now go fish like a bear!” But Humphrey keeps looking for an easier way until, before he knows it, fishing season is over and bear hunting season is on.

Jiminy Cricket shows people’s unique ability to reason and think, which sets humans apart from all other living creatures. He explains humans’ adaptability, language skills, and intelligence.

Jiminy Cricket explains and compares human responses to stimuli, and how they are highly developed because of his reasoning power. This reasoning ability separates humans from other animals that have senses.

Jiminy Cricket tells the story of the camel.

Jiminy Cricket uses animation and live action to tell the story of the elephant.

Chip and Dale steal peanuts from an elephant, Dolores, until zookeeper Donald comes to the rescue. Chip and Dale win eventually, getting all the peanuts they can eat by using white paint to pass themselves off as rare albino chipmunks.

Donald demonstrates, to his own detriment, how dangerous many household activities can be, such as lighting pipes in gas filled rooms, climbing a littered stairway, and standing on a rocking chair. The films narrator is a bearded duck, named J.J. Fate.

A combination of two stories: the nursery rhyme “This Is the House that Jack Built” and a variation on the children’s song “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”.

The history of rockets is shown in animation, beginning with 13^th-century Chinese experiments. Von Braun unveils a four-stage, passenger-carrying rocket ship that could break free of the earth’s gravitational pull, leading to an animated depiction of man’s first trip into space.

The Ranger enlists the park’s bears to help clean up, under threat of starvation and in desperation all the bears shove the trash in Humphrey’s sector. Humphrey stuffs it down a geyser hole, and just as he is about to be rewarded with a meal, the geyser erupts, sending garbage everywhere.

Jiminy Cricket relates the history of reckless driving from 3000 B.C. to the present, then explains how to walk properly and with safety, showing the problems faced by the pedestrian. He presents safety rules.

The film tells the story of a California ranch family who, in their devotion to the raising of purebred Hereford cattle, must capture an outlaw Brahma bull. A neighboring rancher brings his three Australian herding dogs, Stub, Queen, and Shorty, to help in the roundup to apprehend the bull. They are greeted with enthusiasm because of their ability, and they eventually manage to flush out the bull.

In this short featuring limited animation, a little boy dreams of such Western adventures as battling Indians, capturing a bandit, and rescuing a fair damsel.

TA train ride takes the audience through the rugged countryside to see the Sardinian people of today. Their independence and self-reliance is emphasized. Sheep are tended and the treatment of their wool is depicted. A wedding and a funeral service are shown, as well as the annual “Ardia” festival with horsemen commemorating historical events.

After an aerial view of Disneyland and a visit to the Disneyland Hotel, it is on through the entrance gates of the park for a tour of each of the four lands, as well as Main Street, U.S.A., and glimpses of annual parades and holiday festivities.

The story of a happy people on the island paradise begins with a description of life and cultural events in the communities. There are glimpses of fishing and local foods being prepared, and the building of a guest house is shown with the resulting housewarming festivities climaxed by an evening fia fia, or happy time, including ritual dances.

The theme for this subject is “going back in time”. The action takes place in the Sahara Desert where the Blue Men of Morocco live today as they did in Biblical times. The film features their lifestyles, work, and journeys into Marrakech.

Jiminy Cricket stresses the importance of recreation and points out safety rules to be observed when having fun.

Jiminy Cricket summarizes the rules for water safety and shows how one should behave while swimming.

Jiminy Cricket explains the structure of the eyes, the mechanics of seeing, and the rules for the proper care and safety of the eyes.

Jiminy Cricket presents the structure of the ear, traces a sound wave through the three parts of the ear, and gives care rules.

Paco is a young hound owned by mountain lion hunters in Sonora, Mexico. When he is mistreated, he runs away, and even swims across a river to enter the United States in his search for a kindly master. He finds one, and in saving a little doe from a lion, ensures himself a home.

The problems of traffic are examined by the city of Anyburg in judicial court as several automobiles are tried for various crimes and declared “not guilty” since it is the people driving them who must admit their guilt and promise to drive carefully.

High in the frigid zone of the continent of Europe, where the Arctic Circle cuts through the upper tips of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia, is the land of the Lapps – a people privileged to cross these frontiers unrestricted because of their nomadic traditions and their allegiance to no one nation. Their economy, dependent on migrating livestock, is explained, as well as their customs and gypsy like existence.

The story of an Eskimo father and son who train and groom a sled dog team. When the father is lost on an ice floe, the son takes the unproven team on the search, and succeeds in finding his father.

Tells the historical stories behind the three popular nursery rhymes: Little Jack Horner; Mary, Mary Quite Contrary; and London Bridge.

Near the region of Angkor Watt, a group of children capture a baby elephant and are just growing attached to it when it is sold to a traveling safari. Pursuing the new owner, a boy manages to steal it back, and the children free it to return to its mother.

Walt opens this look at how scientists are planning to explore the planet Mars by introducing an animated look at humankind’s early thoughts on the universe. The segment includes a lighthearted look at how some “adventures” described Martian creatures they claimed to have met or observed, and ends with a spoof of science fiction stories about unidentified flying objects.

Opening with animation showing the adventurous and courageous Portuguese explorers and the routes they traveled, this film then looks at some of the main elements of the Portuguese people’s economy – shipping, harvesting grapes for wine, marketing of cork, as well as the country’s bullfighting traditions.

Circarama 360-degree film that shows a tour of the United States.

Wales prides herself in her wealth of natural resources, foundries, mills, and factories. Beyond this modern façade lies another treasure – a rich historical background and ancient lore. The great granite fortresses still remain as reminders that from the struggle and strife was born a pure and distinctive national culture.

Scotland is a country of three distinct regions – the highlands, the islands, and the lowlands. These regions are examined, showing how the isolated people contact the outside world with their use of channel boats called “Puffers”, how they observe the customs of the seasons, and how the various clans and regiments celebrate their history at the Edinburgh Festival.

A typical day in the life of a family of fisher-folk of Japan. The elder daughter is an Ama, or diving girl, who collects “Heaven Grass”, a variety of seaweed, as a crop. The girls’ training is studied well as the teamwork and stamina needed to harvest this marine crop.

One day, after a great storm on the coast of Maine, the townspeople found baby Paul Bunyan on the beach where the heavy seas had left him. Paul grows to a great size and becomes a legend with his double-bladed ax and friend, Babe, the Blue Ox. But the prosperity Paul brought to his land ultimately defeats him when steam saws are produced that can do the job easier and faster than Paul and his ox.

Ichabod Crane, a new school teacher, arrives in Sleepy Hollow and captures every lady’s heart except for Katrina Van Tassel, daughter of the wealthy farmer. Ichabod has his eye on the Van Tassel wealth, but his attempts to woo Katrina disturb her bold suitor, Brom Bones, who tries to scare Ichabod away with the tale of the Headless Horseman. As Ichabod rides home that Halloween evening, he encounters the terrifying phantom and is mysteriously missing the next morning. While the townspeople spread rumors of Ichabod’s whereabouts, Katrina weds Brom.

Host Jiminy Cricket discusses the “human machine” and how it converts food into energy to perform properly.

Jiminy Cricket shows the value of food – the important role of a well-balanced diet in being healthy and active.

The ever-changing moods of the canyon and its wildlife are portrayed with the background music of the “Grand Canyon Suite” by Ferde Grofé.

The biography of earth’s final frontier, Antarctica, and how this last of our planet’s continents was finally opened up by humans after millions of years of seclusion. The picture ends with a summery of Antarctica’s future potentials as a source of natural wealth, and as a strategic hub for air travel in the Southern Hemisphere.

Since Australia broke from the Asiatic mainland many eons ago, it has developed a unique and exotic population of wildlife, free from outside influences. Such creatures as the giant bat, the duck-billed platypus, kangaroos, wallabies, and the bush-tailed possum pursue their business of survival in this isolated land where nature has preserved a sanctuary for the strangest of its creatures.

The varied and important services of the U.S. Coast Guard are glimpsed. They warn ships of dangerous shoals, keep sea lanes open with icebreakers, face gale and hurricane to accurately forecast the weather in remote areas of the Atlantic and Pacific, and perform rescue services to ships and downed aircraft. We are also told of a training program of men of the Coast Guard and their many hardships.

This featurette explores satellites’ future ability to forecast the weather.

Donald Duck explores Mathmagic Land – a fantasy land composed of such things as square root trees and a stream running with numbers. The Spirit of Adventure teaches him the many uses of mathematics in art, architecture, and Nature as well as chess and sports such as football. Donald is introduced to the circle and the triangle, which have been the basis for many great inventions such as the telescope and airplane, and he is shown that mathematical thinking opens the doors to the future.

The bearded duck named J.J. Fate, who had previously appeared in How to Have an Accident in the Home, warns of the dangers of being careless in the workplace, with Donald duck as the example. Throwing all caution aside, Donald forgets his safety helmet, ignores signs, gets mixed up in the machinery, daydreams, and even gets in an accident in his rush to clock out.

With his sons Ham, Shem, and Japheth, Noah manages to cut enough gopher wood to fabricate the ark, preparing to set sail with his family, and inviting various animals to join them and wait out the Great Flood safe in the hold.

In this film, a submerged reef is the home of many strange creatures of the sea. We see mating, birth, and development of the young into adults, with the laws of nature being fulfilled as the battle for survival goes continually on.