"A Goofy Cartoon"

Release Date March 8, 1946

Running Time 7:08

Synopsis

Goofy (as Cedric) is preparing his knight, Sir Loinsteak, for a joust against Sir Cumference when an accident demands that Goofy take his place and, in the process, win the hand of the Princess Esmerelda.

Characters

Goofy (as "Cedric")

Princess Esmerelda

Sir Loinsteak

Sir Cumference

Credits

Director : Jack Hannah

Animators

Hugh Fraser

Eric Larson

Judge Whitaker

John Reed

Story : Bill Peed

Music : Oliver Wallace

Layout : Yale Gracey

Background : Thelma Witmer

Original Movie Poster

Cut Scenes

Some scenes of one of the knights smoking have been cut.

Videos

United States

Cartoon Classics (Second Series) : Volume 3 : Here's Goofy

The Sword in the Stone

France

Sport Goofy Joue et Gagne

Germany

Heir ist Goofy

Italy

Le Vacanze di Pippo

Le Radici di Pippo

Laserdiscs

United States

Here's Donald / Here's Goofy

Japan

Sport Goofy's Vacation

DVD

The Sword in the Stone

Disney Treasures : The Complete Goofy

Television

The Ink and Paint Club : #25 : Goofy Goofs Around

Technical Specifications

Color Type : Technicolor

Animation type : Standard

Sound mix : Mono

Aspect ration : 1.37 : 1

Negative format : 35mm

Print format : 35mm

Cinematographic process : Spherical

Original language : English

Released by RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.

Gallery

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Comments

From Ryan : This short is goofy (no pun intended), but funny. It's another one of those Goofy look-alike shorts. I enjoy the part where the usher is handing out programs to the audience (might I remind you that in those days, people didn't use programs). I also like the part where several people are heading into the castle's courtyard to watch the event, and the drawbridge rises with a sign that reads: SORRY! SOLD OUT.

From Malik Roberts : I saw this right after "The Sword in the Stone." It's another of Walt's best productions featuring Goofy. It's a really good cartoon. The script is humorous, yet another piece of work to prove Walt Disney IS the man that made it ALL possible. A great short altogether.

From Baruch Weiss : I first saw this cartoon on a video that my folks had brought for me when I was very young and it's another Goofy look alike cartoon. You can tell as in the beginning one of the Goofs says "Get your programs here folks you'll not know one knight from another without a program." The music was also nicely done!