Billposters

Year: 1940

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: Clyde Geronimi

Animation

Donald and Goofy try to hang advertising posters on a farm. Goofy aims for a windmill, but his tools vanish and reappear on the blades, and his poster loops around, trapping him. Donald’s poster—a soup‑can image—gets devoured by a goat, leading to a comical showdown between Donald and the goat.

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