Zeichentrickfilm Klassiker #29

In "Der Knecht mit dem Loch im Magen," a hungry Daffy Duck disguises himself as a farmhand to land a job with Farmer Yosemite Sam, who’s wary of hiring someone who’ll eat more than they work. Daffy’s clever ruse lands him the position—only to quickly prove that his appetite far outpaces his labor.

In "Sylvester und die Schaukel," Sylvester sets out to build a tree-swing in his backyard, only to find his plans constantly derailed by Tweety’s insistence on keeping a well-stocked supply of bandages nearby. The bird’s cryptic warnings grow more insistent—just as Sylvester begins to wonder if he’s finally found a quiet moment to work, something unexpected begins to unfold.

In the sweltering heat of a summer night, Elmer seeks refuge in a cool hotel—only to find his peace disrupted when Daffy Duck stows away in his suitcase, desperate for a comfortable spot to sleep. As Elmer tries to evict his feathery stowaway, a gruff neighbor, an animal lover with a short fuse, intervenes with a firm warning: “If I hear you hurting that duck again, I’ll throw you out!” Now, Daffy’s mischievous antics escalate, determined to turn the neighbor’s wrath on Elmer—while Elmer just wants a quiet night’s rest.