While I believe that Disney had already peaked way before this short film was made, I believe that the Goofy "How-to"-series is one of the funniest animation from the 1950s. This one does not come close to my favorite "How to dance", but it still makes an entertaining seven minutes.
A damsel in distress comes to Detective Goofy paying and asking him to find a mysterious man named Al. And as Goofy starts roaming the streets, gets in a car chase and is a even involved in a shootout until he finally finds the missing character, the viewer gets a couple good laughs. It's a funny little film and they managed to wittily spoof all the factors a good crime mystery needs. It's almost a Chinatown version in short animated form.
A damsel in distress comes to Detective Goofy paying and asking him to find a mysterious man named Al. And as Goofy starts roaming the streets, gets in a car chase and is a even involved in a shootout until he finally finds the missing character, the viewer gets a couple good laughs. It's a funny little film and they managed to wittily spoof all the factors a good crime mystery needs. It's almost a Chinatown version in short animated form.