In The Henpecked Duck ( 1941 ), Daffy is unhappily married to his dominant wife, Mrs. Daffy Duck, who appears identical to her husband but with a brimmed hat and a skirt.

Again she looks very similar to Daffy in appearance ; other than her white wedding dress shown in the family album, and the red hat she wears during the short which closely resembles her hat from The Henpecked Duck.

Finally, in Quackodile Tears ( 1962 ), Daffy is once again married to a fairly dominant wife, nicknamed Honey Bunch, who forces Daffy to sit on their egg ( similar to the scenario in The Henpecked Duck ).

He collaborated on such cartoons as Donald's Nephews ( 1938 ), Donald's Cousin Gus ( 1939 ), Mr. Duck Steps Out ( 1940 ), Timber ( 1941 ), The Vanishing Private ( 1942 ) and The Plastics Inventor ( 1944 ).

* 1941 – Donald " Duck " Dunn, American musician ( Booker T. and the M. G.

Pete is a featured character in the following Donald Duck cartoons: Donald's Lucky Day ( 1939 ), Officer Duck ( 1939 ), The Riveter ( 1940 ), Timber ( 1941 ), Donald Gets Drafted ( 1942 ), The Vanishing Private ( 1942 ), Sky Trooper ( 1942 ), Bellboy Donald ( 1942 ), The Old Army Game ( 1943 ), Trombone Trouble ( 1944 ), The New Neighbor ( 1953 ) and Canvas Back Duck ( 1953, where he fights a semi-pro boxing match with Donald Duck ).

The roles are Mrs. Potter in The Cocoanuts ( 1929 ), Mrs. Rittenhouse in Animal Crackers ( 1930 ), Mrs. Gloria Teasdale in Duck Soup ( 1933 ), Mrs. Claypool in A Night at the Opera ( 1935 ), Emily Upjohn in A Day at the Races ( 1937 ), Mrs. Suzanna Dukesbury in At the Circus ( 1939 ), and Martha Phelps in The Big Store ( 1941 ).

Donald “ Duck ” Dunn ( November 24, 1941 – May 13, 2012 ) was an American bass guitarist, session musician, record producer, and songwriter.

* Donald Duck Dunn ( b. 1941 ), bass player for Booker T. & the M. G.

Spitfire AB910, built in 1941, painted in colours of Polish No. 303 Polish Fighter Squadron | 303 Squadron, the Donald Duck is the personal logo of the Squadron Leader Jan Zumbach

# Old MacDonald Duck ( 1941 )