The Village Smithy

Year: 1942

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Dick Lundy

Animation

Donald, a diligent duck blacksmith in the village, forges an iron ring for an oxcart wheel, showcasing skill before a mis‑sized piece reveals the harsh grip of physics. He later attends a timid client, the vain ‘Jacqueline‑ass’ Jenny, who rejects every shoe model he offers, stubbornly refusing his attempts to fit a pair onto her back‑hoof.

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