Cumulative rating:	(2 ratings submitted)

Synopsis

Characters

Pete (Voice: Billy Bletcher) Donald Duck (Voice: Clarence "Ducky" Nash)

Morey, Larry and Frank Churchill : "Whistle While You Work "

Bishop, Henry and John Howard Payne : "Home! Sweet Home! "

Pola, Edward and George Wyle : "Lambert, the Sheepish Lion "

Rosas, Juventino : "Sobre las olas (Over the Waves) "

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Distributor(s)

RKO Radio Pictures

The Mad Hermit of Chimney Butte

Donald's Quack Attack

• Season 1, Episode 47
• Season 1, Episode 50

United States

Donald

Germany

Alle Enten Fertig ... Los!

France

Donald Se Fache!

United States

Donald

Japan

Donald

Japan

Mickey's Family Album

Goin' Quackers

United States

The Chronological Donald: Volume 4: 1951-1961

Running Time: 7:10

MPAA No.: 16362

Animation Type: Standard (Hand-drawn-Cel) Animation

Aspect Ratio: 1.37 : 1

Cinematographic Format: Spherical

Color Type: Technicolor

Negative Type: 35mm

Original Country: United States

Original Language: English

Print Type: 35mm

Sound Type: Mono: RCA Sound Recording

Reviews and Comments

From Ryan :

This cartoon focuses on two neighbors: Donald, the new neighbor and Pete, Donald's next door neighbor. Pete is willing to take advantage of the new neighbor by using any of his things, whether they be food or his garden tools. I enjoy the climax of this cartoon, the battle between neighbors. This ending, which, I will not give away, has somewhat of a twist to it.

From Ashley :

Seeing Donald take on Pete is always a hoot, and I'm sure anyone who has had an obnoxious neighbor across the way shares our favorite duck's feelings on the matter. He really illustrates what we'd like to do... but can't in mixed company.

To see them go at it at the fence... well, let's just say you won't be able to stop laughing. The ending just makes it better, but I'm not telling! You'll have to see it for yourself.

From Jennifer :

I always loved this one - well I loved all of them - back when the Disney Channel actually used to show the older cartoons. In fact, I named my cocker spaniel that I had as a child, Muncey - after Pete's dog in this cartoon!

From Baruch Weiss :

Says the narrarator at the beginning of this short "It has always been man's constant labor to live in peace with his next door neighbor and on the newcomer falls the chore in getting along with the man next door." Such is not the case in this cartoon however as Fat Pete takes advantage of his "New Neighbor". In 8/1/53 there was such a thing as grocery and hardware stores so why didn't Pete just go there?

From Alexander Komar :

The scene where the mother bluebird flies home and sits on her nest was reused in "The Rescuers" (1977)