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Crazy Over Doris is a 1950 produced, 1950 released animated short starring Douglas Duck, Chris and Dhris, and Doris Duck.

Synopsis[]

Douglas's quiet bicycle ride to see Doris is interrupted by Chris and Dhris.

Lyrics[]

Doris, Doris you're the one
That gets me captivated
Everytime you look at me
I get so addlepated
And when I'm riding along the street
Everybody that I meet
Says "there goes the guy
that's crazy over sweet Doris Mae".

Characters[]

Credits[]

  • Director: James Howard (uncredited)
  • Story: Mike Beck (uncredited), Roy Wallace (uncredited)
  • Animation: Virgil Jones (uncredited), Bill Charles (uncredited), Bob Johnson (uncredited), Emery Hawkins (uncredited)
  • Effects Animation: John Brown (uncredited)
  • Layout: Yoram Patterson (uncredited)
  • Background: Yoram Garling (uncredited)
  • Music: Oliver Williams (uncredited)
  • Camera: Sid Glenar, Gene Moore (all uncredited)
  • Ink and Paint: Warren Johnson (uncredited)
  • Film Editor: Douglas Holiday (uncredited)
  • Sound Director: C.O. Stevens (uncredited)
  • Sound Recording: Harold J. Scott (all uncredited)
  • Sound Effects: Jack King, Dale Pickett (all uncredited)
  • Orchestrations: James Dietrich (uncredited)

Releases[]

Home video[]

  • Michael Shires Cartoon Classics: Limited Gold Editions - Doris (VHS)
  • Michael Shires's Classic Cartoon Favorites: Best Pals - Douglas and Doris (DVD)
  • Michael Shires Treasures: The Chronological Douglas, Volume 3 (DVD)

Trivia[]

  • The cartoon was inspired in a whole song written by Oliver Williams, which shares the title of the cartoon "Crazy Over Doris".
  • Along the episode, Douglas keeps whistling the song and the episode ends with the music again. Douglas also briefly whistles the song in Out on a Lamb and Dude Douglas.