Donald Duck (voice) (played by Clarence Nash) is a protagonist in Test Pilot Donald.
Donald Duck is the park visitor flying a tethered airplane and the main target of Dale's fascination and later attack. He restrains Dale under a jug, then uses a fishing rod to catch the stolen plane. Donald is dragged through a wild ride before boarding the aircraft and remains trapped circling a building. Chip (voice) (played by James MacDonald) appears in Test Pilot Donald.
Chip is Dale's companion who watches Donald's airplane with him in the park. Unlike Dale, he is initially uninterested in flying, and he later disciplines Dale for recklessly taking the aircraft. Chip also joins Dale at bedtime while they watch Donald continue circling the building. Dale (voice) (played by Dessie Flynn) appears in Test Pilot Donald.
Dale is Chip's adventurous companion and the driving force behind the conflict. Fascinated by Donald's airplane, he rides it from their tree, repairs it after a breakdown, steals the untethered aircraft, and attacks Donald. When Donald boards the plane, Dale escapes by parachute before the aircraft circles a building.
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Characters
Donald Duck (voice)
(played by Clarence Nash) — protagonist
Donald Duck is the park visitor flying a tethered airplane and the main target of Dale's fascination and later attack. He restrains Dale under a jug, then uses a fishing rod to catch the stolen plane....
Chip (voice)
(played by James MacDonald) — supporting
Chip is Dale's companion who watches Donald's airplane with him in the park. Unlike Dale, he is initially uninterested in flying, and he later disciplines Dale for recklessly taking the aircraft. Chip...
Dale (voice)
(played by Dessie Flynn) — supporting
Dale is Chip's adventurous companion and the driving force behind the conflict. Fascinated by Donald's airplane, he rides it from their tree, repairs it after a breakdown, steals the untethered aircra...
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