How to Play Baseball (film) Goofy cartoon; released on September 4, 1942. Directed by Jack Kinney. Goofy demonstrates the game by playing all the positions on both teams and displaying the different types of pitching, with an offscreen narrator. The film was rushed into production, and made in just 12 weeks, so as to be …
See moreHow to Fish (film) Goofy cartoon; released on December 4, 1942. Directed by Jack Kinney. Goofy’s demonstration of fishing is fouled up by his clumsy casting and fly fishing, and problems with his boat.
See moreHow to Dance (film) Goofy cartoon; released on July 11, 1953. Directed by Jack Kinney. A short history of the dance, followed by Goofy trying to learn with the aid of a dummy and dancing school.
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How to Have an Accident at Work (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on September 2, 1959. Directed by Charles Nichols. The bearded duck named J. J. Fate, who previously appeared in How to Have an Accident in the Home, warns of the dangers of being careless in the workplace, with Donald Duck as the example. …
See moreHow to Exercise (film) Educational film in the Fitness and Me series; released in March 1984. Two weaklings, a knight and a dragon, are used as examples in showing the value of a shape-up plan.
See moreHow to Get Fit (film) Educational film in the Fitness for Living series; released in September 1982. The film provides a practical guide for students in developing their own fitness plan.
See moreHow Does Sound Sound? (film) Educational film about language and the sound around us, in the EPCOT Educational Media Collection: Language Arts Through Imagination series; released in September 1988. 13 min.
See moreHow to Be a Sailor (film) Goofy cartoon; released on January 28, 1944. Directed by Jack Kinney. Goofy demonstrates methods of navigation of the sea from early vessels to modern ships, and engages in a victorious battle with the Japanese fleet and Rising Sun.
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How to Be a Detective (film) Goofy cartoon; released on December 12, 1952. Directed by Jack Kinney. Goofy is “Johnny Eyeball, Private Eye” who gets mixed up in a surreal whodunnit involving a classy dame, a cop, weasels, and the mysterious missing Al.
See moreHow to Catch a Cold (film) Educational film, made for International Cellucotton Co. Delivered to them on August 1, 1951. About the myths and facts of the cold virus. Shows the manner in which a cold is caught and spread throughout a community, and how it should be treated. A revised version was released in …
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