Bellboy Donald

Bellboy Donald is a 1942 animated short film, produced in Technicolor by Walt Disney Productions and distributed by RKO Radio Pictures. This cartoon made the debut of Pete's son Pete Junior. In the cartoon, Donald Duck works as a bellboy at the fictional Lofty Manors Hotel. He is on the verge of being fired because he loses his temper at the guests. His patience is tested when Pete Junior abuses him for the fun of it. Directed by Jack King (uncredited). Produced by Walt Disney (uncredited). Written by Carl Barks (uncredited), Jack Hannah (uncredited), and Harry Reeves (uncredited). Dialogue [first lines] Hotel Manager: And furthermore bellboy duck! I have received more complaints about your conduct, your personality is your worst enemy! Unless you stop insulting our guests, you are going to be fired! [The hotel manager taps Donald's beak with his finger and knocks Donald down with his finger] Donald Duck: Yes sir. [Donald Duck gets up] Hotel Manager: Hereafter, when you're tempted to strike someone, take a look at this our motto, the guest is always right. [The manager gives Donald a button for Donald to wear on his uniform, then the car pulls up and honks the horn] There's a guest. Now, remember, you're on your good behavior. Donald Duck: Yes sir! The guest is always right! [The car horn continues and Donald runs out and stops] Hotel Manager: No no no no no no no! More dignity. That's better. [Donald walks upright out the door] External links 0034502 Category:1942 American animated films Category:1942 English-language films Category:Donald Duck films Category:Walt Disney films Category:Films directed by Jack King Category:American animated short films Category:Traditionally animated short films Category:Children's animated comedy short films Category:Children's animated fantasy short films