Grin and Bear It (film)

Grin and Bear It is a 1954 Disney animated short featuring Donald Duck. It is the third appearance of Humphrey the Bear, and marks the debut of Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore. Directed by Jack Hannah. Produced by Walt Disney (uncredited). Written by David Detiege and Al Bertino. Dialogue Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore: Fellows! Fellows. Please, your attention. [Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore calls Humphrey and the other bears of Brownstone to his ranger station; clears throat] Now, the guests are here. Yes, they're here. Yes, indeed. [The bears cheer and applaud] Now, there's been lots of advertising and there's a tourist for each and every one of you. [The bears cheer again; then the ranger takes on a much sterner tone] Oh, yes. Last year, we've had one complaint of stealing. Bears: [glaring at Humphrey] Shame. Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore: We won't mention any names, will we? [chuckles; he looks at Humphrey, who smiles sheepishly] But if it happens this year, "The Supreme Penalty". [He points to a tattered bear rug; the bears all cringe at it] I expect you to make with the atmosphere and mix with the tourists, that's a must. Okay, mix it up, boys, mix it up. [The bears all go out to greet the different tourists.] External links 0047053 Category:Donald Duck films Category:1954 American animated films Category:1954 English-language films Category:American children's animated adventure 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 Hannah Category:Walt Disney films Category:Animated films about bears