1. | The Clock Watcher | 1945 |
2. | Donald's Off Day | 1944 |
3. | Donald Duck And The Gorilla | 1944 |
4. | Contrary Condor | 1944 |
5. | The Eyes Have It | 1945 |
6. | Donald's Crime | 1945 |
7. | Duck Pimples | 1945 |
8. | No Sail | 1945 |
9. | Cured Duck | 1945 |
10. | The Plastics Inventor | 1944 |
11. | Old Sequoia | 1945 |
12. | Donald's Double Trouble | 1946 |
13. | Wet Paint | 1946 |
14. | Lighthouse Keeping | 1946 |
15. | Frank Duck Brings 'em Back Alive | 1946 |
16. | The Volunteer Worker | 1940 |
17. | Dumbell Of The Yukon | 1946 |
18. | Bellboy Donald | 1942 |
19. | Trombone Trouble | 1944 |
20. | Commando Duck | 1944 |
21. | Home Defense | 1943 |
22. | The Old Army Game | 1943 |
23. | Fall Out-Fall In | 1943 |
24. | Der Fuehrer's Face | 1943 |
25. | Sky Trooper | 1942 |
26. | The Vanishing Private | 1942 |
27. | Donald Gets Drafted | 1942 |
28. | The Flying Jalopy | 1943 |
29. | Donald's Tire Trouble | 1943 |
30. | Donald's Gold Mine | 1942 |
31. | Donald's Garden | 1942 |
32. | Donald's Snow Fight | 1942 |
33. | The Village Smithy | 1942 |
Donald visits Daisy. When he can't open a window, he flies into a rage and practically destroys her house. She won't see him again until he takes care of that temper. He orders a mail-order insult machine, which promises that if Donald can endure 10 minutes of abuse without losing his temper, he'll be cured. It proceeds to deliver physical and verbal abuse, and Donald is cured. He goes back and Daisy tests him on the balky window.
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Frank Graham | Radio Announcer |
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Gloria Blondell | Daisy Duck |
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Ruth Clifford | Daisy Duck |
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Clarence Nash | Donald Duck |
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Wendell Niles | The Insult Machine |
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Doodles Weaver | Narrator |
Director | Jack King |
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Writer | Roy Williams | |
Producer | Walt Disney | |
Musician | Oliver Wallace |