A Good Time for a Dime (1941)

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Directed by

Dick Lundy

Starring

Clarence Nash
Donald Duck

Walt Disney

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Donald visits a penny arcade. He watches Daisy dance the Dance of the Seven Veils, but the light goes out for veil 5 and he misses the end. Then he tries a prize crane, to increasing frustration. Finally, an airplane ride goes wild when Donald tries to get some extra time.

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"DIR: Dick Lundy SUMMARY: Donald Duck goes to a penny arcade where he finds that the 'good time for a dime' that is promised is harder to come by than you might expect. WHY IT'S HERE: 'A Good Time for a Dime' is a delightful little short that gives us a nostalgic glimpse into the world of the penny arcade. But it is also further proof that Donald Duck was a strong enough character to support a whole seven minute cartoon entirely solo. Unlike Mickey, who needed the action packed stories or myr"