DONALD DUCK Donald s Dilemma (1947).mp4

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00:06 [music]

00:08 Who's got the sweetest disposition?

00:11 One guess, guess who?

00:14 Who never, never starts an argument?

00:17 Who never shows a bit of temperament?

00:20 Who's never wrong, but always right?

00:23 Who'd never dream of starting a fight?

00:26 Who gets stuck with all the bad luck?

00:29 No one but Donald Duck!

00:32 [music]

00:41 Now, Miss Daisy Duck, please tell me what happened in your own words.

00:45 Well, Doctor, I came to tell you about my boyfriend, Donald Duck.

00:50 Now, now, madam, no names.

00:52 All right, Doctor. Well, one beautiful spring day, Donald, uh, I mean, my boyfriend and I were walking in the park.

01:04 Now in the window on the 99th floor of a tall building was a beautiful flower in a pot.

01:12 It toppled out of the window and fell like a meteor.

01:16 [crash]

01:18 Right on my boyfriend's head.

01:21 I tried to revive him.

01:24 Finally, he came to and looked at me.

01:28 I smiled back reassuringly, and then it happened.

01:32 It seemed as though he were hearing some strange voice.

01:37 Donald Duck, you are the greatest singer in the world.

01:44 [music]

01:46 Glad he got up, dusted himself off, gave me a low, gracious bow, and started to sing.

01:53 [singing]

02:03 It was beautiful. I stood and chatted. Tears filled my eyes.

02:10 [singing]

02:15 As he finished, I applauded. I was so proud of him.

02:21 But when I rushed forward to clasp his hand, he gave me a cold, icy stare as though he didn't know me.

02:29 And before I could say how eloquent, he was snatched up by a famous theatrical agent.

02:36 The flower from his head fell at my feet, a symbol of my lost love.

02:43 I took it home. I put it in a vase on the mantel.

02:47 It was all I had to remember him by, because I never saw him again after that day.

02:54 Except in advertising, on labels, in society columns, and on flashing marquees.

03:03 [singing]

03:20 His golden voice on the radio only made it harder to bear.

03:25 I couldn't sleep. I couldn't eat. I didn't want to live. I was going crazy, mad, jealous.

03:34 I tell you, I was insane.

03:38 Suddenly, I was snatched out of it by a newsboy's voice.

03:42 "Donald Duck sings in person tonight at Radio City."

03:46 I rushed for my rap. This would be his first public appearance, my first chance to see him.

03:54 But by the time I reached Radio City, a long line of humanity had formed.

04:01 And I was too late to get inside.

04:05 So I went to the rear and waited at the stage door.

04:11 At last I should see him.

04:14 But no, crowds formed and blocked my view.

04:17 Thousands clamored to get his autograph.

04:20 Hoping to get a glimpse of him, I waited through the summer and through the winter.

04:27 I walked out front, where at least I could see his picture.

04:31 "Donald, speak to me."

04:34 By the time summer came again, I was determined to see him.

04:42 To get by the doorman, I first tried pleading.

04:46 Disguise, fourth.

04:50 All with the same result.

04:53 But as I was coming home that night, I met him face to face.

05:00 "Donald, darling, I've missed you terribly. I'm so happy for you."

05:07 But he gave me that same cold, icy stare again.

05:11 I fell at his feet and poured out my soul to him.

05:16 Oh, tears. I told him I was hungry and starving for his love.

05:22 So he threw me a dime and continued on his way.

05:27 But as soon as I gained control of myself,

05:30 I decided it was time to come to see you, doctor, for a solution to my problem.

05:37 "Well, it's obvious the hit on the head caused your boyfriend to go through a complete mental and physical change.

05:44 I can help you, but first you have a big decision to make.

05:48 Do you want the world to have him and his beautiful golden voice,

05:52 or do you want him back again for yourself?

05:55 It's either the world or you."

05:58 Me! Me! Me!

06:00 Me!

06:03 "Please calm yourself, Miss Duck. Here is my professional advice.

06:07 I suggest you take that same flower, put it in a heavy pot,

06:11 and put it in a jar, and then put it in a jar.

06:14 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:17 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:20 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:23 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:26 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:29 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:32 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:35 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:38 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:41 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:44 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:47 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:50 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:53 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:56 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

06:59 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

07:02 And then you can put it in a jar and put it in a jar.

07:05 [music]

07:07 Galaxy, my sweetheart, I love you very much.

07:11 [music]

07:19 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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