Animated cartoons
Released cartoons
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks, Jack King.
Donald visits a museum of modern inventions and severely collides with the gadgets exhibited there, beginning with a robot butler who repeatedly takes his hat. He ends up in a mechanical barber chair.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks, Harry Reeves.
Stationmaster Donald must care for a voraciously hungry ostrich named Hortense who even devours a radio.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Harry Reeves.
Following instructions from a radio broadcast, Donald tries to contain his anger. After several clashes with some animals he finally throws a tantrum and smashes the radio.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Tom Armstrong, Harry Reeves.
Donald must choose between going to school and playing hooky. The two sides of his personality materialize and enter a heavy fight.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SC), Jack Hannah, Harry Reeves.
The three kids of Donald's sister Dumbella pay him a visit and wreak havoc around the house.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Chuck Couch, Harry Reeves.
Donald takes his nephews on a scouting expedition to Yellowstone Park where they run afoul of a bear and a geyser.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Chuck Couch, Jack Hannah, Harry Reeves.
Donald tries to impress the nephews with his golfing skill, but they play several tricks on him.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD).
Donald is a superstitious delivery boy who must deliver a strangely ticking package on Friday the Thirteenth. Finally he finds out that it contains a bomb.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Jack Hannah.
Donald shows off his skating prowess and challenges the nephews to a game of hockey.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Jack Hannah.
Gus Goose pays a visit and proceeds to eat Donald out of house and home.
Directed by Dick Lundy. Story by Carl Barks (SD).
Donald is a pompous sailboat capain, with the nephews as his crew. He has to fight against a shark who ruins his admiral's hat.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Chuck Couch, Harry Reeves.
Donald receives a pet penguin called Tootsie as a present who causes him a lot of trouble.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SC), Jack Hannah.
Donald sneaks into a movie studio to collect autographs and runs afoul of a persistent guard.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Jack Hannah, Chuck Couch, Milt Schaffer.
Donald calls on Daisy for a date, but the nephews cut in.
Directed by Jack Kinney. Story by Carl Barks, Jack Kinney.
Pluto tries to steal a bone from the bulldog next door, but gets chased into the hall of mirrors at an amusement park.
Directed by Riley Thomson. Story by Carl Barks.
Donald takes Pluto on a boat ride. He has problems with the motor while Pluto struggles with a spring coil.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks, Jack Hannah.
Donald wants to spend a quiet day in the great outdoors, but he has to put up with a recalcitrant folding chair and an unfriendly bear.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SC), Jack Hannah.
Assisted by Pluto, Donald tries to wash the windows on a skyscraper, but an angry bee gets in his way.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks, Harry Reeves, Jack Hannah, Homer Brightman, Gilles de Trémaudan.
Donald accidentally sets fire to his own station house when he mistakes gasoline for water.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Jack Hannah.
Black Pete forces Donald to work off a stolen meal by felling trees at his lumber camp.
Directed by Wilfred Jackson. Story by Carl Barks (SC), Jack Hannah.
Farmer Donald tries to collect a basket of eggs, but these are guarded by an angry rooster. To outwit him, Donald disguises himself as a hen.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SC), Jack Hannah.
Donald is kept awake by a ticking clock and a wayward folding bed.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SC), Jack Hannah.
Donald catches the nephews playing hooky and hauls them back to school.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Harry Reeves, Jack Hannah.
Donald's attempt to milk his cow is thwarted by a troublesome fly.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Jack Hannah.
Following instructions from a radio broadcast, Donald wants to make waffles, but he accidentally mixes rubber cement into his waffle batter.
Directed by Dick Lundy. Story by Carl Barks.
Donald has trouble shoeing a reluctant donkey called Jenny.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD).
Donald lays siege to the nephews' snow fort.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Jack Hannah.
Donald ends up in the stockade when he botches the orders of Sergeant Pete.
Directed by Clyde Geronimi. Story by Carl Barks, Jack Hannah.
In the hopes of getting a dinner, Pluto supplants the Yoo Hoo Division's goat mascot.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD).
Donald accidentally becomes invisible when he spills camouflage paint on himself. He uses this to drive Sergeant Pete mad.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks, Jack Hannah.
Forced to parachute from an airplane, Donald accidentally takes Sergeant Pete and a missile with him.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks, Jack Hannah.
Bellhop Donald is terrorized by Senator Pete's son Junior.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SC), Jack Hannah.
Private Donald tries to leave the army base without a pass, but he gets caught by Sergeant Pete.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks, Jack Hannah.
Donald operates a home-made listening post to spot enemy aircraft, but the nephews play tricks on him.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks (SD), Jack Hannah.
Donald routs his noisy horn-playing neighbor Pete using superpowers given him by the gods.
Directed by Jack King. Story by Carl Barks, Jack Hannah, Dick Shaw.
Donald builds an airplane out of plastic, but it turns out to be not waterproof.