Soup’s On

Year: 1948

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Jack Hannah

AnimationComedy

Donald’s nephews arrive for lunch filthy from playing outside, so he orders them to wash up. Unimpressed with their half‑hearted cleaning, he sends them to bed without supper, so they scheme for food. Donald catches them but slips off a cliff while chasing, surviving but briefly unconscious. While he’s out, the boys create a fake corpse, dress him as an angel, and he is fooled for a while.

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