Canadian landscaped Clarence Nash solo voice-over Donald Duck 7 minuter, with noteworthy/unique/memoria scenes.
1* Love Letter from Daisy.
Gloria Blondell must have penned this; it has that lover female tone in the handwriting. How lovely it's viewed on the letter sheet, and how lovely Donald Duck reads it.
I had always wondered how did Dennis Hopper in David Lynch's Blue Velvet(1987) come up with those strong punchlines. Dumb Bell of the Yukon is a reminder to Dennis Hopper too in a sense.
2* Bugs Bunny kissing prank done by D. D. Donald Duck does that kissing the Nemesis in the lips prank twice in this 7 minuter. For reasons beyond why Bugs Bunny does so; D. D. now also has a foolish but more genuine motivation.
3* Political Stymies in the post-WorldWar-II era cartoons This is definitely why Dumb Bell of the Yukon is the lowest rated Donald Duck cartoon ever. It's 'cos audiences in the post-modern era cannot view anything that goes against their beliefs.
But to me, you cannot judge Art & Entertainment with Politics.
I don't support Fur Trade and neither I am against it; but even if I was against the Fur Trade strictly in a foolish mind I would still watch and rewatch this cartoon unbiased.
In World War II era, racism against Japanese citizens was a normal idea. Same with the Fur Trade; it was normal to hunt down bears for their furs during this era. The Global politics did not develop humane justification by banning and stymieing all these and alikes. This is not suitable for Freedom Of Will and Human Rights in any case. At least one thing the TV networks and studios could have done:
Just keep the critiques and censorships not affected by Globalism politics. You see since 1940s ; the World did not become a better place for humans to live subsequently.
1* Love Letter from Daisy.
Gloria Blondell must have penned this; it has that lover female tone in the handwriting. How lovely it's viewed on the letter sheet, and how lovely Donald Duck reads it.
I had always wondered how did Dennis Hopper in David Lynch's Blue Velvet(1987) come up with those strong punchlines. Dumb Bell of the Yukon is a reminder to Dennis Hopper too in a sense.
2* Bugs Bunny kissing prank done by D. D. Donald Duck does that kissing the Nemesis in the lips prank twice in this 7 minuter. For reasons beyond why Bugs Bunny does so; D. D. now also has a foolish but more genuine motivation.
3* Political Stymies in the post-WorldWar-II era cartoons This is definitely why Dumb Bell of the Yukon is the lowest rated Donald Duck cartoon ever. It's 'cos audiences in the post-modern era cannot view anything that goes against their beliefs.
But to me, you cannot judge Art & Entertainment with Politics.
I don't support Fur Trade and neither I am against it; but even if I was against the Fur Trade strictly in a foolish mind I would still watch and rewatch this cartoon unbiased.
In World War II era, racism against Japanese citizens was a normal idea. Same with the Fur Trade; it was normal to hunt down bears for their furs during this era. The Global politics did not develop humane justification by banning and stymieing all these and alikes. This is not suitable for Freedom Of Will and Human Rights in any case. At least one thing the TV networks and studios could have done:
Just keep the critiques and censorships not affected by Globalism politics. You see since 1940s ; the World did not become a better place for humans to live subsequently.