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Mickey's Nightmare

Mickey's Nightmare
Directed by	Burt Gillett
Color process	Black-and-white
Production company	Walt Disney Productions
Distributed by	United Artists
Country	United States
Language	English

Mickey's Nightmare is a 1932 animated short film produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by United Artists. The film shows a bachelor Mickey Mouse having a foreboding nightmare about being married to Minnie. The film was directed by Burt Gillett and features the voices of Walt Disney and Marcellite Garner as Mickey and the children respectively.

Mickey's Nightmare was largely a remake of the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit film Poor Pop. The film was also the first appearance of Disney's mischievous mice children, who later appear as Mickey's nephews in Giantland (1933) and Gulliver Mickey (1934), and as orphans in Orphan's Benefit (1934) and Orphan's Picnic (1936).

This Donald Duck filmography lists animated appearances by the Disney cartoon character Donald Duck. It is a complete list of Donald's official appearances, i.e. in Disney-produced animation, and an incomplete list of his appearances elsewhere, e.g. the

Donald Duck film series

1937

Installment	Film	Director	Release date
1	Don Donald	Ben Sharpsteen	January 9, 1937
Set in Mexico, Donald pursues a female Duck who's temper almost as bad as his own. Other appearances: Donna Duck, Donald's burro, an anthropomorphic car
2	Modern Inventions	Jack King	May 29, 1937
Donald visits the Museum of Modern Marvels which is filled with retrofuturistic labor saving devices. Other appearances: The Robot Butler, other robotic personalities
3	Donald's Ostrich	Jack King	December 10, 1937
While working at a rural train station, Donald contends with a mischievous ostrich. Other appearances: Hortense the Ostrich

1938

Installment	Film	Director	Release date
4	Self Control	Jack King	February 11, 1938
Donald makes an effort to control his temper by following the advice of a radio host. Other appearances: Uncle Smiley (unseen)
5	Donald's Better Self	Jack King	March 11, 1938
Donald's shoulder angel (e.i. his "better self") tries to convince Donald to go to school. Donald's shoulder devil tries to convince Donald to go fishing instead. Other appearances: Donald's should angel and devil
6	Donald's Better Self	Jack King	April 15, 1938
Donald takes in his three mischievous nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie and tries to keep them well-behaved. Other appearances: Huey, Dewey, and Louie Notes: First animated appearance of Donald's nephews
7	Good Scouts	Jack King	July 8, 1938
Donald takes his nephews to Yellowstone National Park and tries to teach them camping skills. Other appearances: Huey, Dewey, and Louie, wild bear
8	Donald's Golf Game	Jack King	November 4, 1938
Donald's nephews prank their uncle while serving as his caddies during a golf outing. Other appearances: Huey, Dewey, and Louie

1939

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November 4, 1938

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Donald's nephews prank their uncle while serving as his caddies during a golf outing.

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Chronological list

This is a list of appearances made by Donald Duck in Disney features and cartoons.

Theatrical animated shorts

1930s

1934

• The Wise Little Hen, released on June 9, 1934 – in a Silly Symphony cartoon
• Orphan's Benefit, released on August 11, 1934 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon, also remade and released on August 22, 1941
• The Dognapper, released on November 17, 1934 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon

1935

• The Band Concert, released on February 23, 1935 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Mickey's Service Station, released on March 16, 1935 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Mickey's Fire Brigade, released on August 3, 1935 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• On Ice, released on September 28, 1935 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon

1936

• Mickey's Polo Team, released on January 4, 1936 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Orphans' Picnic, released on February 15, 1936 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Mickey's Grand Opera, released on March 7, 1936 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon. Last appearance of Donald in his original design.
• Moving Day, released on June 20, 1936 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon. First appearance of Donald in his modern form.
• Alpine Climbers, released on July 25, 1936 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Mickey's Circus, released on August 1, 1936 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Donald and Pluto, released on September 12, 1936 – in a Donald and Pluto cartoon

1937

• Don Donald, released on January 9, 1937 – first Donald & Daisy Duck cartoon
• Magician Mickey, released on February 6, 1937 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Moose Hunters, released on February 20, 1937 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Mickey's Amateurs, released on April 17, 1937 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Modern Inventions, released on May 29, 1937 – the last Disney cartoon released through United Artists
• Hawaiian Holiday, released on September 24, 1937 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Clock Cleaners, released on October 15, 1937 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Donald's Ostrich, released on December 10, 1937
• Lonesome Ghosts, released on December 24, 1937 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon

1938

• Self Control, released on February 11, 1938
• Boat Builders, released on February 25, 1938 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Donald's Better Self, released on March 11, 1938
• Donald's Nephews, released on April 15, 1938, first appearance of Donald's three nephews, Huey, Dewey, and Louie
• Mickey's Trailer, released on May 6, 1938 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Polar Trappers, released on June 17, 1938 – in a Donald & Goofy cartoon
• Good Scouts, released on July 8, 1938
• The Fox Hunt, released on July 29, 1938 – in a Donald & Goofy cartoon
• The Whalers, released on August 19, 1938 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Donald's Golf Game, released on November 4, 1938
• Mother Goose Goes Hollywood, released on December 23, 1938 – cameo, in a Silly Symphony cartoon

1939

• The Standard Parade, released in September 30, 1939 – cameo, in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Donald's Lucky Day, released on January 13, 1939
• The Hockey Champ, released on April 28, 1939
• Donald's Cousin Gus, released on May 19, 1939 Gus's first appearance
• Beach Picnic, released on June 9, 1939 – in a Donald and Pluto cartoon
• Sea Scouts, released on June 30, 1939
• Donald's Penguin, released on August 11, 1939
• The Autograph Hound, released on September 1, 1939
• Officer Duck, released on October 10, 1939

1940s

1940

• The Riveter, released on March 15, 1940
• Donald's Dog Laundry, released on April 5, 1940 – in a Donald and Pluto cartoon
• Tugboat Mickey, released on April 26, 1940 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Billposters, released on May 17, 1940 – in a Donald & Goofy cartoon
• Mr. Duck Steps Out, released on June 7, 1940
• Put-Put Troubles, released on July 19, 1940 – in a Donald and Pluto cartoon
• Donald's Vacation, released on August 9, 1940
• The Volunteer Worker, released on September 1, 1940. Propaganda film, not an official Donald cartoon.
• Window Cleaners, released on September 20, 1940 – in a Donald and Pluto cartoon
• Fire Chief, released on December 13, 1940

1941

• Timber, released on January 10, 1941
• Golden Eggs, released on March 7, 1941
• A Good Time for a Dime, released on May 9, 1941
• The Nifty Nineties, released on June 20, 1941 – cameo, in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Early to Bed, released July 11, 1941
• Truant Officer Donald, released on August 1, 1941
• Orphan's Benefit, released on August 22, 1941 – in a Mickey Mouse Cartoon, remake of version released on August 11, 1934
• Old Mac Donald Duck, released on September 12, 1941
• Donald's Camera, released on October 24, 1941
• Chef Donald, released on December 5, 1941

1942

• Donald's Decision, released on January 11, 1942. - WWII Propaganda film
• All Together, released on January 13, 1942 – WWII Propaganda film
• The Village Smithy, released on January 16, 1942
• The New Spirit, released on January 23, 1942 - WWII Propaganda film
• Mickey's Birthday Party, released on February 7, 1942 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Symphony Hour, released on March 20, 1942 – in a Mickey Mouse cartoon
• Donald's Snow Fight, released on April 10, 1942
• Donald Gets Drafted, released on May 1, 1942
• Donald's Garden, released on June 12, 1942
• Donald's Gold Mine, released on July 24, 1942
• The Vanishing Private, released on September 25, 1942
• Sky Trooper, released on November 6, 1942
• Bellboy Donald, released on December 18, 1942

1943

• Der Fuehrer's Face, released on January 1, 1943
• The Spirit of '43, released on January 7, 1943, first appearance of Scrooge McDuck. WWII propaganda film,
• Donald's Tire Trouble, released on January 29, 1943
• Lake Titicaca, released on February 6, 1943 segment of Saludos Amigos
• Aquarela do Brasil, released on February 6, 1943 segment of Saludos Amigos
• The Flying Jalopy, released on March 12, 1943
• Fall Out Fall In, released on April 23, 1943
• The Old Army Game, released on November 5, 1943
• Home Defense, released on November 26, 1943

1944

• Trombone Trouble, released on February 18, 1944
• Donald Duck and the Gorilla, released on March 31, 1944
• Contrary Condor, released on April 21, 1944
• Commando Duck, released on June 2, 1944
• The Plastics Inventor, released on September 1, 1944
• Donald's Off Day, released on December 8, 1944

1945

• The Clock Watcher, released on January 26, 1945
• The Three Caballeros, released on February 3, 1945 – in a Donald Duck, Jose Carioca & Panchito Pistoles movie
• The Eyes Have It, released on March 30, 1945 – in a Donald and Pluto cartoon
• Donald's Crime, released on June 29, 1945
• Duck Pimples, released on August 10, 1945
• No Sail, released on September 7, 1945 – in a Donald & Goofy cartoon
• Cured Duck, released on October 26, 1945
• Old Sequoia, released on December 21, 1945

1946

• Donald's Double Trouble, released on June 28, 1946
• Wet Paint, released on August 9, 1946
• Dumb Bell of the Yukon, released on August 30, 1946
• Lighthouse Keeping, released on September 20, 1946
• Frank Duck Brings 'Em Back Alive, released on November 1, 1946 – in a Donald & Goofy cartoon

1947

• Straight Shooters, released on April 18, 1947
• Sleepy Time Donald, released on May 9, 1947
• Clown of the Jungle, released on June 20, 1947
• Donald's Dilemma, released on July 11, 1947
• Crazy with the Heat, released on August 1, 1947 – in a Donald & Goofy cartoon
• Bootle Beetle, released on August 22, 1947
• Wide Open Spaces, released on September 12, 1947
• Mickey and the Beanstalk, released on September 27, 1947 – segment of Fun and Fancy Free
• Chip an' Dale, released on November 28, 1947

1948

• Drip Dippy Donald, released on March 5, 1948
• Blame It On The Samba, released on April 1, 1948 segment of Melody Time
• Daddy Duck, released on April 16, 1948
• Donald's Dream Voice, released on May 21, 1948
• The Trial of Donald Duck, released on July 30, 1948
• Inferior Decorator, released on August 27, 1948
• Soup's On, released on October 15, 1948
• Three for Breakfast, released on November 5, 1948
• Tea for Two Hundred, released on December 24, 1948

1949

• Donald's Happy Birthday, released on February 11, 1949
• Sea Salts, released on April 8, 1949
• Winter Storage, released on June 3, 1949
• Honey Harvester, released on August 5, 1949
• All in a Nutshell, released on September 2, 1949
• The Greener Yard, released on October 14, 1949
• Slide, Donald, Slide, released on November 25, 1949
• Toy Tinkers, released on December 16, 1949

1950s

1950

• Lion Around, released on January 20, 1950
• Crazy Over Daisy, released on March 24, 1950
• Trailer Horn, released on April 28, 1950
• Hook, Lion & Sinker, released on September 1, 1950
• Bee At The Beach, released on October 13, 1950
• Out On A Limb, released on December 15, 1950

1951

• Dude Duck, released on March 2, 1951
• Corn Chips, released on March 23, 1951
• Test Pilot Donald, released on June 8, 1951
• Lucky Number, released on July 20, 1951
• Out of Scale, released on November 2, 1951
• Bee On Guard, released on December 14, 1951

1952

• Donald Applecore, released on January 18, 1952
• Let's Stick Together, released on April 25, 1952
• Uncle Donald's Ants, released on July 18, 1952
• Trick or Treat, released on October 10, 1952
• Pluto's Christmas Tree, released on November 21, 1952 (cameo) – in a Pluto cartoon

1953

• Don's Fountain of Youth, released on May 30, 1953
• The New Neighbor, released on August 1, 1953
• Rugged Bear, released on October 23, 1953
• Working for Peanuts, released on November 11, 1953
• Canvas Back Duck, released on December 25, 1953

1954

• Spare The Rod, released on January 15, 1954
• Donald's Diary, released on March 5, 1954
• Dragon Around, released on July 16, 1954
• Grin & Bear It, released on August 13, 1954
• The Flying Squirrel, released on November 12, 1954
• Grand Canyonscope, released on December 23, 1954

1955

• No Hunting, released on January 14, 1955
• Bearly Asleep, released on August 19, 1955
• Beezy Bear, released on September 2, 1955
• Up a Tree, released on September 23, 1955

1956

• Chips Ahoy, released on February 24, 1956
• How to Have an Accident in the Home, released on July 8, 1956

1959

• Donald in Mathmagic Land, released on June 26, 1959 (educational)
• How to Have an Accident at Work, released on September 2, 1959

1960s

• Donald and the Wheel, released on June 21, 1961 (educational)
• The Litterbug, released on June 21, 1961
• Steel & America, 1965 (commercial)
• Donald's Fire Survival Plan, 1965 (educational)
• Family Planning, 1968 (educational, "Planificacion Familiar", produced for the U.S. Population Council and distributed by Asociación Chilena de Protección de la Familia, an affiliate of Planned Parenthood)

1980s

• Mickey's Christmas Carol, released on December 16, 1983

• Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Cameo, Released in 1988

1990s

• The Prince and the Pauper, released in November 16, 1990.
• A Goofy Movie - Cameo, released in 1995.

2000s

• Noah's Ark, the segment of Fantasia 2000 released on January 1, 2000
• Mickey's PhilharMagic Theme Park attraction first opened in 2003, and in 3D.

Disney home entertainment

Note: These are films that were originally released straight to VHS or DVD.

• Stuck on Christmas, a segment of Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas - released on December 7, 1999
• Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse- released in 2001 - Compilation film
• Mickey's House of Villains - released in 2002 - Compilation Film
• Belles on Ice, a segment of Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas - released in 2004- GCI
• Christmas: Impossible, a segment of Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas - released in 2004- GCI
• Donald's Gift, a segment of Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas - released in 2004 - GCI
• Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers - released in 2004

TV

1950's-1970's

Disneyland

• The Donald Duck Story
• Donald's Award - Jiminy Cricket investigates Donald's behavior.
• Mars and Beyond, aired on December 4, 1957 (cameo)
• A Day in the Life of Donald Duck (1956)
• This is Your Life, Donald Duck (1960)

1980s

• DuckTales (1987–1990, as recurring guest)

1990s

• Bonkers (1993–1995, cameo)
• Quack Pack (1996–1997)

Mickey Mouse Works (1999–2000)

1999

• Donald's Failed Fourth, aired on May 1, 1999 (with Daisy Duck)
• Donald's Shell Shots, aired on May 8, 1999
• Donald's Rocket Ruckus, aired on May 22, 1999
• Donald's Valentine Dollar, aired on May 29, 1999
• Donald on Ice, aired on September 11, 1999
• Donald's Dinner Date, aired on September 18, 1999
• Donald and The Big Nut, aired on October 3, 1999
• Donald's Dynamite : Snowman, aired on November 7, 1999
• Donald's Grizzly Guest, aired on November 7, 1999

2000

• Computer.Don, released on January 1, 2000
• Survival of the Woodchucks, released on February 5, 2000
• Donald's Halloween Scare, released on March 4, 2000
• Donald's Lighthouse, released on March 4, 2000
• Domesticated Donald, released on March 16, 2000
• Donald's Fish Fry, released on September 23, 2000
• Bird Brained Donald, released on October 7, 2000

2000s

House of Mouse (2001–2003)

• Donald's Charmed Date, released on January 27, 2001
• Golf Nut Donald, released on February 17, 2001
• Music Store Donald, released on February 17, 2001
• Donald's Goofy World, released on March 10, 2001

2002

• Mickey and the Color Caper, released on January 26, 2002 as "A Mickey, Donald and Goofy Cartoon"
• Housesitters, released on September 2, 2002 as "A Mickey, Donald and Goofy Cartoon"
• Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (2006)

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