Woody Woodpecker

In this 7-minute short, Woody Woodpecker's loud singing and tree-pecking habits irritate other animals in the forest. The cartoon explores his bizarre behavior as he overhears gossip about himself from a squirrel and a group of birds. Despite his earlier declaration of craziness, Woody's mishaps lead him to seek help from a psychiatrist after a trick goes awry.

Woody Woodpecker is a representation of the animation and comedy genres of the early 1940s. This short film captures the charm of classic cartoons, making it a notable piece for those interested in animation history and the evolution of character-based humor. Collectors of vintage animation will appreciate this entry from Walter Lantz Productions, associated with Universal Pictures, known for its significant role in the animation landscape during its time.