Goofy's Glider (1940)

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Directed by

Jack Kinney

Starring

George Johnson
Goofy

John McLeish
Narrator

Written by

Jack Kinney

Ralph Wright

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Goofy's new sport: flying his glider (without much success).

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"DIR: Jack Kinney SUMMARY: Accompanied by the comments of a narrator, Goofy attempts to get his homemade glider off the ground. WHY IT'S HERE: Having successfully spun-off Donald Duck into his own series of cartoons, Disney were surprisingly cautious about doing the same with Goofy. When he finally got his own cartoon, 'Goofy and Wilbur', he had to share top-billing with a grasshopper character that never took off. It was only with 'Goofy's Glider' that Disney finally gave him his first entir"