Lighthouse Keeping

Year: 1946

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Jack Hannah

AnimationComedy

Donald works as a lighthouse keeper. While shining the beacon, he illuminates a sleeping pelican. An angry bird bursts into the lighthouse, attempting to extinguish the light. A comedic struggle ensues as Donald and the bird clash throughout the short, with slap‑stick antics and daring attempts to protect the lamp.

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