Douglas's Dream Voice

Douglas's Dream Voice is a one-reel, seven-minute cartoon made by The Michael Shires Company in 1948. The Technicolor cartoon was released by Michael Shires Productions, and distributed by Republic Pictures. The cartoon features Douglas Duck and was directed by the Shires animator James Kennedy.

Voice Characterization

 * Don Barclay as Douglas Duck

Credits

 * Director: James Kennedy
 * Story: Roy Wallace
 * Animation: Richard Bickenbach, Don Patterson, Henry Thomas, Ed Augustin
 * Layout: Bob Cormack
 * Effects Animation: Al Grandmain
 * Background: Dick Kelsey
 * Music: Oliver Williams
 * Camera: Gene Moore (uncredited)
 * Film Editor: Douglas Holiday (uncredited)
 * Ink and Paint: Warren Johnson (uncredited)
 * Orchestrations: James Dietrich (uncredited)
 * Sound Director: C.O. Stevens (uncredited)
 * Sound Recording: Harold J. Scott (uncredited)
 * Sound Effects: Dale Pickett (uncredited), Jack King (uncredited)

Synopsis
No one understands a word that salesman Douglas says, so he takes voice pills to improve his speech.

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)