Production information
Production number: 2607 – sequence 4
Release prints authorized on January 12, 1942
Directors: Ford Beebe & Ub Iwerks
Assistant directors: Mike Holoboff & Bob Ogle
Composers: Frank Churchill & Oliver Wallace (uncredited)
Original character animation
Marching band & Horace Horsecollar: Ken Muse
Reworked animation
Joshua Meador, Ford Beebe & Ub Iwerks
Original scenes animators
Dwarfs (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs): Vladimir Tytla
Gepetto & Figaro (Pinocchio): Frank Thomas
Pinocchio (Pinocchio): Milt Kahl
Donald Duck and nephews (Good Scouts): Paul Allen
Pluto (Canine Caddy): Ken Muse
Pluto (Bone Trouble): Ray Patterson
Mickey Mouse and band (The Band Concert): Gilles de Trémaudan
Clarabelle Cow (The Band Concert): Gerry Geronimi
Goofy (Mickey’s Amateurs): Arthur Babbitt
Effects animation: Joshua Meador
Sound engineer: George Lowerre
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A Canadian War Short
This short film (without spoken dialogue) entitled All Together was made for Canada as part of the war effort and was released there after January 1942, the month in which the copy was sent to the National Film Board of Canada. This is the fourth and final short film to support the purchase of Canadian war bonds, the first being The Thrifty Pig, which used the popularity of the Three Little Pigs, the second 7 Wise Dwarfs, and the third Donald’s Decision.
Here we find the seven dwarfs taking part in a parade in front of the Canadian Parliament, preceded by Pinocchio, Gepetto, Mickey (whose only performance in a war effort), Goofy, Horace and other characters. The three little pigs are present musically, as it is the music from the credits of Three Little Wolves that is heard right after the music of the parade, as was the case in 7 Wise Dwarfs.
As in the previous shorts, the animation of a sequence from the feature film is reused here, changing the design so that the dwarfs no longer carry their picks, but signs. This film and other wartime shorts, such as The Winged Scourge, receive very limited distribution today.
