Timber (1941 film)
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| ''Timber''
Donald Duck series |
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| Directed by | Jack King |
| Produced by | Walt Disney (executive) |
| Story by | Ed Love |
| Voices by | Clarence Nash, Billy Bletcher |
| Animation by | Emery Hawkins Ed Love Ray Patterson |
| Studio | Walt Disney Productions |
Timber is a 1941 animated short film, featuring Donald Duck and Peg-Leg Pete.
[edit] Plot
Donald enters as a hobo, walking through the woods, when he spies some food sitting in the window of a cabin. He decides to help himself to some, not knowing that Peg-Leg Pete is trying to enjoy lunch. Pete is angered when Donald steals food right from under his nose, and lights a stick of dynamite, which Donald takes, thinking it a sausage. After the explosion, Pete (in a French Canadian-sounding accent) drags Donald into the woods and tells him that he will have to work for him as a lumberjack for food. Donald is rather incompetent at logging activities, causing a heavy branch to fall on Pete, and running a saw through Pete's clothing. The last straw comes when he chops down a tree that lands on Pete. Furious, Pete starts chasing Donald to some nearby railroad tracks, where they both jump on handcars and begin a lengthy chase. Pete tries to stab Donald with a spear, but only manages to dismantle Donald's handcar piece by piece. Eventually Donald is only running along the tracks, but he manages to largely destroy Pete's by dumping a load of coal from an overhead chute down on his. Pete is then left just riding one wheel on his car like a unicycle. Donald then comes to a railroad switch and pulls it, causing Pete to crash into a row of boxcars. Relieved, Donald wanders off again.
