Trombone Trouble

Trombone Trouble
Donald Duck series
Directed by	Jack King
Produced by	Walt Disney
Story by	Jack Hannah Carl Barks
Voices by	Clarence Nash Billy Bletcher John McLeish
Animation by	Ed Love Paul Allen Ray Patterson Andy Engman
Studio	Walt Disney Productions
Distributed by	RKO Radio Pictures
Release date(s)	18 February 1944 (USA)
Color process	Technicolor
Running time	7:03 minutes
Language	English
Preceded by	Home Defense (1943)
Followed by	Donald Duck and the Gorilla (1944)

Trombone Trouble is a Walt Disney cartoon that was released on February 18, 1944. It is the only Donald Duck cartoon where Roman/Greek gods play a role.

Plot

Pete is cacophonically playing his trombone through the night. The gods Jupiter and Vulcan (who are ducks like Donald) are woken by Pete's noise and decide to think of some way to stop this. Donald has a similar issue. He can't sleep with Pete's noise. He goes to Pete's house, and Pete responds by blowing through the trombone as hard as he can right in Donald's face, sending Donald back into his house into a wall. Jupiter and Vulcan notice Donald wanting to stop the noise, so Jupiter decides to give him some of his power so he can get rid of Pete. Donald fires lightning bolts from his hands, makes his hands electric, and develops godlike strenght and succeeds in getting rid of Pete. Jupiter and Vulcan think that their troubles are now over, and go back to sleep on their cloud. Donald notices Pete's trombone and decides to play it. Jupiter and Vulcan awake to see that the one whom they helped get rid of Pete is now playing the trombone himself and they collapse from exasperation.

External links

• Trombone Trouble at IMDb
• Trombone Trouble at the Big Cartoon DataBase