Donald's Diary

Donald's Diary is a Donald Duck short film that was produced in Technicolor and released March 5, 1954, by RKO Radio Pictures. This marks the final appearances of Daisy Duck and Huey, Dewey, and Louie in the Golden Age of Animation. Directed by Jack Kinney. Produced by Walt Disney (uncredited). Written by Brice Mack and Dick Kinney. Dialogue [first lines] Donald's Internal Monologue: February the 29th. Dear Diary, This morning was much like every other morning. And when I went out for my usual walk, I had no idea that on this day, I was destined to find the girl of my dreams. [last lines] Donald's Internal Monologue: Dear Diary, It was a narrow escape. Though I was born when I kissed her, I died when we parted. [a bugle is heard playing First Call, and Donald takes his place dressed as a French legionnaire] And yet, I live for a little while. Voice cast Clarence Nash as Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey, and Louie Vivi Janiss as Daisy Duck and Daisy's Mother Leslie Denison as Donald's Internal Monologue/Narrator External links 0046924 Category:Donald Duck films Category:Daisy Duck films Category:1954 American animated films Category:1954 English-language films Category:American animated short films Category:Traditionally animated short films Category:Children's animated comedy short films Category:Children's animated fantasy short films Category:The Walt Disney Company Category:Films directed by Jack Kinney Category:Walt Disney films