Tuberculosis is a 1945 Disney animated short film. It was sponsored by Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs.
Synopsis[]
The short focuses on the effects of a potentially serious infectious bacterial disease that mainly affects the lungs.
Credits[]
- Production 2754
- Director: Jim Algar
- Music: Paul Smith
- Story: Jim Algar, Glen Scott
- Additional story: Retta Scott, Don Griffith
- Voices: Art Baker (narration), Jim Macdonald, Violet Bayerl (coughs)
- Layout: Don Griffith, John Niendorff
- Animation: Josh Meador (diagram man; leaves; cloud casts shadows; Mr. and Mrs. Brown at home, doctor examines Mrs. Brown; two men on chart; TB germs blowing in wind); Jack Boyd (pages turning in book; sick man spits); Ed Aardal (TB eats away lungs; germs passed from man’s lungs to woman’s lungs; X-ray scenes; germs enter the friend’s lungs; boiling water; washing hands; special drinking cup); John Reed (candle; Mrs. Brown coughs, walks out of scene and goes home; Mr. and Mrs. Brown go to doctor; Mr. Brown in garden); Sandy Strother (Mr. and Mrs. Brown watch doctor at blackboard; family in beds with woman coughing; washing dishes; dishes set apart; milk in kettle for boiling; cross-section of boiling pot)
- Backgrounds: Retta Scott
- Titles: Warren Williams
- Assistant director: Toby Tobelmann
- Working titles: Sunshine—the Plague Killer; The Disease that Lives in Darkness; The White Plague
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