Images from the 1941 film Dumbo.
Promotional Material[]
Posters[]
United States[]
Poster from the original release on October 23, 1941
A second 1941 poster
A third 1941 poster
Poster from the first re-release on June 22, 1949, on a double bill with a re-release of Saludos Amigos
Lobby cards from the second re-release on December 24, 1959
Poster from the third re-release on October 11, 1972
International[]
Argentina: Poster from a re-release in the 1960s
Poster from a re-release in the 1970s
Poster from a re-release in the 1970s
Another 1970s release poster
Poster from a re-release in the early 1980s
Belgium: Poster from the original release in the late 1940s
Poster from a re-release in the 1970s, paired with The Wind in the Willows
Czechoslovakia: Poster from a release in the early 1970s
Poster from a re-release in the 1970s
France: Poster from the original release on October 9, 1947 in Paris before going nationwide on October 25
Poster from the re-release on December 9, 1970
Another 1948 Italy release poster, on a double bill with a non-Disney movie, Thunder Mountain, starring Tim Holt
Poster from a re-release on April 21, 1971, paired with Little Hiawatha and Willie the Operatic Whale
Another 1974 Japan re-release poster, on a double bill with a re-release of Cinderella
Another 1983 Japan re-release poster, on a double bill with a re-release of Pinocchio
Poster from a re-release in the 1970s
Russia: Poster from a release in the Soviet Union (year unknown)
Poster from a release in the late 1970s
Poster from a re-release on December 2, 1972
Poster from a re-release in 1990
South Africa: Poster from a release in South Africa (year unknown, but likely 1970s)
United Kingdom: Poster from the May 1952 re-release
Another 1952 UK re-release poster, on a double bill with a non-Disney movie, Wonder Man, starring Danny Kaye
Another 1972 re-release poster, on a double bill with Napoleon and Samantha
Poster from the final theatrical re-release on August 12, 1979, on a double bill with Unidentified Flying Oddball (known as The Spaceman and King Arthur in the UK)
Miscellaneous[]
Promo from the Japanese release in 1954, paired with Nature's Half Acre
Lobby card from a release in Mexico in the 1970s
Concept art[]
Screenshots[]
Casey getting ready to travel
"All aboard! All aboard!"
"All aboard! Let's go!"
"It's time to go!"
Casey leaving Florida
Casey Junior's comin' down the track, comin' down the track, with a smokey stack!
First Railroad Crossing shown in Dumbo
"I think I can, I think I can!"
Casey having climbed the mountain
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Second Railroad Crossing shown in Dumbo, featuring an upper-quadrant Wigwag Signal
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Wigwag Signal Railroad Crossing again and with Passive Crossing Sign in foreground
Casey at the station
Casey resting after the long excursion
Ringmaster all soaked
Ringmaster with Joe
Ringmaster sleeping
Timothy with the Ringmaster
Casey pulls the train through a rainstorm
"They're walking around the bed. On their head."
the Belly Dancer
The eye
The ringmaster reacts to Dumbo's flight
Ringmaster's Defeat
The Crows with Dumbo while singing When I See an Elephant Fly for the last time
The Crows singing When I See an Elephant Fly
The Crows waving good-bye to Dumbo and his mother, Mrs. Jumbo
The Crows celebrating Dumbo's success as they wave good-bye to him and his mother
Miscellaneous[]
Title card for Dumbo when it was first shown on television (as part of the long-running Walt Disney anthology series)
