In the 1950s, the Disney studio came up with a new character, Humphrey the Bear. Depending on the cartoons, Humphrey lives in a national park and a ranger (voiced by Bill Thompson, who also played Mr. Smee in "Peter Pan") is often making sure this nice but troublesome bear stays out of trouble.
In "Beezy Bear", the ranger has to work to be sure Humphrey does NOT raid the nearby bee hives owned by Donald Duck. Why you would put hives right next to the bears' habitat, I have no idea...but that's the basic plot. Most of the time, the ranger doesn't believe Donald that the bear is raiding his hives....will it remain that way?
This, like the other Humphrey cartoons, is sweet, cute and enjoyable. It also features likable characters and is well worth seeing. Not the best of the series....but still awfully good.
In "Beezy Bear", the ranger has to work to be sure Humphrey does NOT raid the nearby bee hives owned by Donald Duck. Why you would put hives right next to the bears' habitat, I have no idea...but that's the basic plot. Most of the time, the ranger doesn't believe Donald that the bear is raiding his hives....will it remain that way?
This, like the other Humphrey cartoons, is sweet, cute and enjoyable. It also features likable characters and is well worth seeing. Not the best of the series....but still awfully good.