Donald Duck Cartoons 2 - Self Control (1938) | Donald is trying his best to put his temper under control -

The cartoon begins with Donald enjoying a leisurely day in his hammock, sipping lemonade and listening to soothing music on his radio. Then Smiling Uncle Smiley, a musical philosopher, comes on the radio to talk about the importance of self-control, which can be mastered if you just “laugh and count to ten”.
Donald decides to take Uncle Smiley’s advice and keep his temper under control, but soon he is tested. A rascally woodpecker arrives and begins to slowly but surely irritate Donald through various ways. Though he tries hard to keep his temper, Donald in the end blows his lid and destroys his radio when Uncle Smiley is heard again.

Plot

Donald Duck is enjoying a leisurely day in his hammock sipping lemonade and listening to his radio. Soon Uncle Smiley’s radio program comes on. Smiley is described as a “musical philosopher” and uses songs to maintain a positive attitude. Donald insists that he has never lost his temper.

However Donald’s temper is soon put to the test first by a fly that lands on his foot, followed by a caterpillar which crawls down the underside of his hammock and tickles him. A chicken comes along and pecks Donald’s rear end while trying to grab the caterpillar. Finally Donald fights with a woodpecker for bathing in his bowl of lemonade, who retaliates by causing a huge amount of apples to fall onto the hammock tearing it up before pecking Donald’s hat into a riddled rag.

At the end of the film Donald loses his temper and smashes the radio with a shotgun.

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