It’s an Ill Wind

Year: 1939

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Cal Dalton

ComedyAnimation

Porky and his pal Dizzy Duck set out fishing, but a sudden thunderstorm forces them to seek shelter in a seemingly haunted old building. Inside, the real dangers prove far less supernatural: a bearskin draped over a swivel chair, a dog tangled in chains, a diving helmet, and their own slapstick clumsiness.

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