Mickey and Donald Cartoons - Orphan's Picnic 1936

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Uploaded by on Aug 10, 2008

This classic cartoon made in 1936 is a true showcase of Donald's world famous temper. Mickey is sweet and kind as always but Donald... well...

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  • lol I love the part when Donald was

    singing la cucaracha and cielito lindo

    while he was dancing.Those two songs

    come from Mexico.

  • LOL "la cucaracha, la cucaracha...eenie minnie minie moe..." that duck always cracks me up!!

    By the way, where did all those orphans come from? Hell maybe?

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  • 3:18 - Give me back those pies, you little devils.

  • Statler: Y'know, those kids remind me of us.

    Waldorf: Oh yeah? Well the duck remind me of the stupid bear!

  • @Refis

    agreeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love the old, original Mickey - the new one just doesnt look as cute

  • 12 people hate disney. :P

  • lol Donalds ducks face at 3:22

  • what a brilliant cartoon! watch this and many more at my channel!

  • "let bygones be bygones"

    Funny how the people who usually say this are the ones who committed the offense that needs forgiving.

  • They call him uncle donaled amd

    Uncle micky cuz thr the ppl enchage of the orphanage

  • @CentabyteZero dont forget about rude

  • i <3 this cartoon

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