Donald’s Camera

Year: 1941

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Dick Lundy

AnimationComedy

After spotting a store display, Donald sets out to photograph wildlife. He first meets a friendly chipmunk, then a shy group of animals, and later a bunch hidden in a dark cave. His toughest opponent is a clever woodpecker that constantly torments him, though Donald briefly outwits the bird with toothpaste fashioned to look like a worm, in the end.

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