No Sail

Year: 1945

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: Jack Hannah

AnimationComedy

Donald and Goofy rent a quirky sailboat that works only after a nickel is inserted, making the mast and sail pop up then collapse. When they run out of nickels they’re stranded; Goofy waves his shirt at a cruise ship, mistaking it for a greeting. A flying fish and a gull cause chaos, the gull perches on their heads while sharks circle and Donald becomes bait. Finally his bill drops into the coin slot, restoring power and sending them home.

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