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Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop

IMDb6.21
19427m

Overview

Andy Panda is helping his pop out in his blacksmith shop and expresses a desire of his to shoe a horse. Pop tells him he couldn't even shoe a fly (laughs!!!) and decides to prove it to him by taking him up on the offer... namely by disguising himself as a horse (named Charlie) to fool his son. Andy agrees to shoe "Charlie" but the plan goes awry when all manner of disaster befalls the disguised pop culminating in his swallowing several magnets. The magnets within him attract first a heavy anvil and then a pile of burning hot horseshoes! Eventually the disguise comes off and Andy promptly shoes the disguise (thinking it's still Charlie) and proudly tells Pop, "Told ya I could shoe a horse!" Pop, still fleeing the horseshoes, asks Andy, "Tell your mom I won't be home for dinner!"

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Crew

Director
Alex Lovy
Writers
Ben Hardaway, L.E. Elliott
Production
Walter Lantz Productions

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Who directed Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop?

Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop was directed by Alex Lovy.

When was Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop released?

Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop was released in 1942.

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