Golden Eggs

Year: 1941

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: Wilfred Jackson

ComedyAnimation

After reading that egg prices are soaring, Donald the duck decides to become rich by stealing a haul of eggs from a nearby hen‑house. Guarded by a rooster, his first attempt fails, so he returns disguised as a hen. The rooster falls for the ruse, but Donald’s flimsy costume—loose rubber‑glove comb and a crawling caterpillar—keeps him on the brink of exposure.

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