The Wild Goose Chase

Year: 1932

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Directors: John Foster, Mannie Davis

Animation

The short Van Beuren cartoon opens with a lively chorus of assorted animals singing “Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella.” The scene then shifts to a male and female cat who set off together, chasing the fabled pot of gold that promises to lie at the rainbow’s end, leading to a series of playful mishaps.

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