Camping Out

Year: 1934

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: David Hand

ComedyAnimation

At their campsite the gang is bothered by a lone mosquito that soon calls a swarm, turning a peaceful night into chaos. Horace tries to fend them off with molasses, buying only brief relief. They retreat to the tent, still getting stung, but eventually trap the insects in a pair of bloomers and send them away.

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