Trombone Trouble

Year: 1944

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Jack King

Animation

Pegleg Pete is loudly practicing his trombone, playing so badly it irritates the gods Jupiter and Vulcan as well as his neighbor Donald. When Donald finally confronts Pete, Pete shoves him back home. The gods, including Jupiter and Vulcan, watching this, grant Donald a small burst of power, which immediately inflates his ego.

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