Talk:Donald's Dilemma/@comment-25939209-20150109021113

Contrary to the triva mentioned above, I believe that the short "Straight Shotters" was the fist cartoon to use Donald's Second theme. The first cartoon to use his first was Billposters in 1941 with Goofy. Well anyway back to the short. One of the things I have wondered about this cartoon was, was that actually Frank Sinatra himself preforming Donald's Singing voice? It wasn't!! It was actually Clarence "Ducky" Nash himself doing a spoof of Frankie. The song Donald sings is "When you wish upon a star" but the lyrics are slightly different. The lyrics "Makes no difference who you are" are replaced with "Shinging brightly from afar". Another thing I noticed about this short is that in the beginning, if played in slow motion. The office doors say "Jones & Company" or "Company & Jones" a nice nod to Looney Tunes director Chuck Jones.