Subject Matter
Genres:
adventure, anthropomorphic, humorous
Character(s):
Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Piggy (pig-boy with glasses); kid with kite; Joe (monkey-kid); sailor's kid; jeweler; pearl-buying rich guy; ship's purser; ship's captain; Maharajah of Hoopadoola; maharajah's aide; maharajah's servant; the Mogul Elephant; Bumpay Royal Tax Collector; Bumpay Regal Compiler of the Deficit; various officials of Bumpay; tigers; bearded old man; man with minah bird; British traveler; Bumpay stadium broadcaster
First Line:
Come here, kids! I want you to clean out this garage!
Synopsis:
Starting with a mere pencil stub, and through an unlikely series of events, Huey, Dewey, and Louie trade-up to a steamship ticket to India, which Donald gloms for himself forcing the boys to stow away on the very same ship. Aboard ship and facing consequences for unknowingly harboring his stowaway nephews, Donald meets the wealthy Maharajah of Hoopadoola, who offers to resolve the Ducks' matters with the steamship line for a favor in return. The favor? Riding an old, gentle, sacred elephant across a narrow river to a neighboring kingdom. What possible harm could there be in such a gesture?
Reprinting
Reprint Notes:
Miscellaneous
Pages:
28
Notes:
As in some early Barks stories, Donald is portrayed as living in Burbank, California, rather than Duckburg, Calisota.
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