WDCS256-279

 

WDCS256 - 1962

NORTHEASTER ON CAPE QUACK
A crooked businessman figures if he can destroy the lighthouse on Cape Quack he will be able to buy the land...cheap. Donald tries to stop him!

WDCS257 - 1962

MOVIE MAD
Donald is trying out his new movie camera. He especially likes to film the nephews - in embarrassing situations...

WDCS258 - 1962

TEN-CENT VALENTINE
Magica is trying to steal Scrooge's lucky dime so he gives Old Number One to Donald. When she realizes a switch has been made she goes after Donald...

WDCS259 - 1962

JUNGLE BUNGLE
Donald is a skilled marksman with his bow and arrows and he is invited to Africa to shoot the pink-eyed rhinoceros with a tranquilizer arrow.

WDCS260 - 1962

MERRY FERRY
Donald runs a small ferry route with just a few daily customers. One day the route is besieged by new customers, but the regular ones have priority...

WDCS261 - 1962

MEDALING AROUND
Donald wants to take a prize-winning photograph of a wild animal but the JW hound keeps getting in the way.

WDCS262 - 1962

WAY OUT YONDER
Donald and the nephews spend their holidays in the desert where they hope to find some valuable old fossils. A midget motor-bike catches Donald's eye...

WDCS263 - 1962

THE CANDY KID
Donald gets a job selling sweets at The Duckburg World's Fair. The manager thinks he is a genius...but for how long?

WDCS264 - 1962

MASTER WRECKER
Donald has a successful career wrecking old buildings until he mistakes the Top Brass Club for another building and tears it down - with the top brass still inside!

WDCS265 - 1962

RAVEN MAD
Scrooge is exhibiting his Dime Number One at a bazaar. A trained raven helps Magica get it...

WDCS266 - 1962

STALWART RANGER
Donald is a ranger in Duckburg's forest service. One day he is sent out to count wild sheep. But can he stay awake?

WDCS267 - 1962

LOG JOCKEY
Donald's cousin is a lumberjack who has just twisted his knee and asks Donald to float his timber downstream to the sawmill.

WDCS268 - 1963

CHRISTMAS CHEERS
Scrooge comes up with a plan to haul huge gold nuggets by painting them to look like regular rocks that are going to be used to pave the streets of Duckburg.

WDCS269 - 1963

A MATTER OF FACTORY
Scrooge makes Donald the manager of one of his motels in order to show that his nephew is not a complete nobody. But 'motelling' is not that easy...

WDCS270 - 1963

THE JINXED JALOPY RACE
Donald wants to win the right to kiss the queen of the Mistletoe Ball - Daisy! He just has to win a car race first. But Gladstone is also racing...

WDCS271 - 1963

A STONE'S THROW FROM...
Donald wants to buy a small ranch but is tricked into buying a worthless piece of land. So he tries to resell it - to another sucker...

WDCS272 - 1963

SPARE THAT HAIR
Donald is a very successful barber who can cope with any request. But how about a gorilla?

WDCS273 - 1963

A DUCK'S-EYE VIEW OF EUROPE
Donald is on a tightly scheduled tour through Europe but he gets left behind. Now he has to catch up with his fellow-travellers!

WDCS274 - 1963

CALL OF THE WILD
Donald wants to teach his nephews how to survive in the wild. But the animals in the wild prove it is not so easy...

WDCS275 - 1963

ZERO HERO
Donald gets tired of being a simple street cleaner so he gets a job as captain on an old freighter. His first cargo is perfume for the Eskimos...

WDCS276 - 1963

BEACH BOY
Donald is a lifeguard at the beach but his merits are overshadowed by the JW hound. He decides to get even by making it flunk a JW test.

WDCS277 - 1963

THE DUCKBURG PET PARADE
The Duckburgians are busy training their pets for the great parade. Donald feels confident that he will win first prize with his trained elephant...

WDCS278 - 1963

HAVE GUN, WILL DANCE
The nephews have bought what they think is a toy model of the army's latest ray gun. But the weapon is very real!

WDCS279 - 1963

ONCE UPON A CARNIVAL
Donald is running a carnival game where the nephews try to win prizes by hitting targets with baseballs. The nephews are good but the game is rigged...

 

 

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