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Old Sequoia

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Old Sequoia is an American animated short film directed by Jack King featuring Donald Duck. The cartoon was produced in Technicolor by Walt Disney Productions and released to theaters on December 21, 1945, by RKO Radio Pictures. Directed by Jack King. Produced by Walt Disney (uncredited). Written by Homer Brightman. Dialogue [last lines] Donald Duck: [after propping up Old Sequoia] You're okay now, Old Sequoia. [Suddenly, the poles of wood show signs of giving out, forcing Donald to try again at keeping Old Sequoia stable. At that moment, the telephone in the lookout post rings (its sound waves pushing against one side of Old Sequoia), forcing Donald to rush back to the lookout post to answer it.] Hello? Hello? Donald's boss: How is Old Sequoia coming? [Donald looks out, sees the poles of wood and outside parts of the hollowed out trunk finally give way, and Old Sequoia fall in the direction of the lookout post.] Donald Duck: [nervously] She's coming fine. [As Old Sequoia falls past the lookout post, it reaches out a branch like a hand and grabs the lookout post, pulling it off its legs. After that, Old Sequoia crashes down on to a cliff, falls off over the side, and splashes down deep into the lake below. Underwater, in the ruins of the lookout post, Donald is angrily thinking about getting even with the beavers when the telephone rings. Donald swims over and answers it; garbled] Hello? Hello? Donald's boss: [garbled] YOU'RE FIRED!!![This makes Donald throw a tantrum and start ranting and raving, stirring up a lot of bubbles in the process, some of which escape through the iris out.]'' Voice cast Clarence Nash as Donald Duck (uncredited) Billy Bletcher as Donald's boss (presumably Pete) (uncredited) Perry Norman as Beavers (uncredited) External links 0037958 Category:1945 American animated films Category:1945 English-language films Category:Donald Duck 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 Category:Walt Disney films