Self Control

In Self Control, Donald Duck hears advice from a radio philosopher to laugh and count ten when feeling angry. Initially, he attempts to follow this guidance with some success, but his peace is soon disrupted. As he relaxes in his hammock, he finds himself in a series of comedic mishaps involving a caterpillar, a hen, and a bird taking liberties with his lemonade.

The short escalates when a woodpecker starts attacking his apple tree, leading Donald to lose his cool completely. This cartoon reflects the classic animation style of the late 1930s, showcasing the humorous antics of Donald Duck, a beloved character in Disney's lineup. Collectors of animation history and Disney memorabilia will find this short film a notable representation of the era's charm and comedic storytelling.