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{{Infobox film |
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− | |name = Donald's Ostrich |
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− | |director |
+ | |director = Jack King |
− | |producer |
+ | |producer = [[Walt Disney]] |
+ | |studio = [[Walt Disney Productions]] |
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+ | |distributor = [[RKO Radio Pictures]] |
+ | |release = [[December 10]], [[1937]] |
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− | |language |
+ | |language = English |
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+ | |preceded = ''[[Modern Inventions]]'' (MM) |
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− | |imagewidth = 250px|release = December 10, 1937}}'''''Donald's Ostrich''''' is a 1937 [[Donald Duck]] cartoon. |
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+ | |followed = ''[[Self Control]]'' |
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+ | |imdb_id = 0028800 |
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+ | }}'''''Donald's Ostrich''''' is a [[1937]] ''[[Donald Duck]]'' cartoon. It is the first cartoon starring Donald Duck to be branded as a ''Donald Duck'' cartoon. |
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− | In which he plays a train station custodian in charge of the |
+ | In which he plays a train station custodian in charge of the loading and unloading of crates and luggage. In the beginning of the cartoon, a train unloads a bunch of cargo, among which is dropped off an ostrich in a crate. The ostrich is named Hortense, and the rest of the cartoon deals with the havoc she creates at the station as she proceeds to eat anything lying around. Hortense also falls in love with Donald Duck at first sight and kisses him repeatedly, much to his dismay. |
+ | The radio stations initially provide secondary humour, but later on the visuals reflect the stations to a great extent. As with most of the Disney shorts of this era the backgrounds are a work of art. |
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==Hortense's Meals== |
==Hortense's Meals== |
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*3 Balloons |
*3 Balloons |
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*Radio |
*Radio |
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+ | ==Voice Cast== |
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+ | *[[Clarence Nash]] - Donald Duck |
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+ | *[[Pinto Colvig]] - Hortense (hiccoughs) |
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+ | *[[Billy Bletcher]] - Bass Singer, Villain on Radio |
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+ | *[[Elvia Allman]] - Lady Chef on Radio |
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+ | *[[Adriana Caselotti]] - Singer |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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− | *The '''Here's Donald!''' VHS uses the original opening and closing titles. |
+ | *The '''Here's Donald!''' VHS of the cartoon uses the original opening and closing titles. |
+ | *A black-and-white 9.5 mm reel featured deleted scenes from the short. |
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==Home video releases== |
==Home video releases== |
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'''VHS''' |
'''VHS''' |
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*''[[Walt Disney Cartoon Classics]]: Here's Donald!'' |
*''[[Walt Disney Cartoon Classics]]: Here's Donald!'' |
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+ | '''Laserdisc''' |
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+ | *''Walt Disney Cartoon Classics: Here's Donald! / Here's Goofy!'' |
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'''DVD''' |
'''DVD''' |
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+ | *''[[Walt Disney Treasures]]: The Chronological Donald'' |
==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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+ | <gallery spacing="small" widths="150" position="center"> |
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+ | DonaldOstrich.jpg|Title card |
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+ | DONALD'S OSTRICH.png |
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+ | donald ostrich alt poster.png |
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+ | Donald ostrich disney.jpg|Story sketch of an unused gag in which the ostrich swallows some bubble gum balls. |
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+ | OstrichGumGag (2).jpg|Another story sketch from the unused gum gag |
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+ | OstrichGumGag.jpg|Another idea for the unused gum gag |
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</gallery> |
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+ | {{Donald-Series}} |
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[[Category:Donald Duck shorts]] |
[[Category:Donald Duck shorts]] |
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[[Category:Animated shorts]] |
[[Category:Animated shorts]] |
Revision as of 13:49, 15 January 2020
Donald's Ostrich is a 1937 Donald Duck cartoon. It is the first cartoon starring Donald Duck to be branded as a Donald Duck cartoon.
Synopsis
In which he plays a train station custodian in charge of the loading and unloading of crates and luggage. In the beginning of the cartoon, a train unloads a bunch of cargo, among which is dropped off an ostrich in a crate. The ostrich is named Hortense, and the rest of the cartoon deals with the havoc she creates at the station as she proceeds to eat anything lying around. Hortense also falls in love with Donald Duck at first sight and kisses him repeatedly, much to his dismay. The radio stations initially provide secondary humour, but later on the visuals reflect the stations to a great extent. As with most of the Disney shorts of this era the backgrounds are a work of art.
Hortense's Meals
- Nametag
- Gum (cut scene)
- Concertina
- Alarm Clock
- 3 Balloons
- Radio
Voice Cast
- Clarence Nash - Donald Duck
- Pinto Colvig - Hortense (hiccoughs)
- Billy Bletcher - Bass Singer, Villain on Radio
- Elvia Allman - Lady Chef on Radio
- Adriana Caselotti - Singer
Trivia
- The Here's Donald! VHS of the cartoon uses the original opening and closing titles.
- A black-and-white 9.5 mm reel featured deleted scenes from the short.
Home video releases
VHS
- Walt Disney Cartoon Classics: Here's Donald!
Laserdisc
- Walt Disney Cartoon Classics: Here's Donald! / Here's Goofy!
DVD
- Walt Disney Treasures: The Chronological Donald
Gallery