Victory Vehicles is a Goofy short that was released on July 30, 1943.
Synopsis[]
Goofy demonstrates different modes of transportation for wartime travel. It is mainly a satire of the rubber shortage at the time. Features the catchy song "Hop on Your Pogo Stick".
Voices[]
- Pinto Colvig - Pluto (cameo)
- Fred Shields - Narrator
- Clarence Nash - Black Cat (unnamed)
- Unknown voice actor - Goofy
- The Betty Allen Trio - Singers
Television[]
Home video releases[]
DVD
- Walt Disney Treasures: The Complete Goofy
- Walt Disney Treasures: On the Front Lines
Gallery[]
Here's an idea submitted by an animal lover of Great Neck, Long Island, who says, quote, "There ain't no priorities on tomcats!" unquote. (Cameo by Pluto)
Eh, this popular public personality predicts, "It is a pleasure and a privilege to personally point the pride and praise the perfect performance and propulsion of this pump perambulator."
A mailman who doesn't care about walking on his day off claims, "With this handy-dandy walker-cycle, I do my walkin' sittin' down."
Necessity being the mother of invention, this ingenious hard carrier says, "Win that ol' quittin' whistle blows, I'm givin' meself a lift home in me ol' wheelbarrow."
A Hollywood drugstore cowboy deprived of his station wagon improvised this system on the "spur" of the moment: "Woo-ha! Doggone, fer a while, I thought I'd have to learn how to ride a horse!"
"I used to suffer from arthritis, (wheeze) 'cause all I ever done was sit on my, uh... chair at the office. (wheeze) Now I gets all my exercise (wheeze) and keeps healt'y wid dis patent applied for a exer-cycle. (wheeze)"
While a defense worker on the "swing" shift devised this "swinging" chariot.
Trivia[]
- This was the only cartoon in the Goofy series that was released in 1943.
- This is the only Goofy cartoon to have Pluto appearing.
