Little Hiawatha

Year: 1937

Runtime: 9 mins

Language: English

Director: David Hand

ComedyAnimation

A tiny “fearless warrior” in the poem is a small child whose pants constantly slip. He aims an arrow at a grasshopper, only to have it spit in his eye. He then tries to shoot a rabbit, but finds it irresistibly cute. He follows a bear, chases its cub, and runs straight into the mother, yet the other animals, grateful for his rescue of the rabbit, rally to his aid.

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