The Village Smithy

Year: 1936

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

AnimationComedy

The narrator opens the tale by twisting a classic poem into a humorous vignette. Porky, the blacksmith’s assistant, first hands the smith a rubber horseshoe as a joke, then accidentally slaps a scorching hot horseshoe onto the horse’s rear, igniting a cascade of slap‑stick chaos.

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