Billy Bunny #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBilly Bunny encounters a bee who instructs him in elocution, teaching him to pronounce words with "pear-shaped tones," though the bee's own diction proves questionable. After completing his vocal training, Billy is sent home to practice, but instead encounters a monster and a bee who recruit him to find the "real monster" and deliver him to them. Billy agrees and ventures into a cave where he discovers pink monsters, then battles one of them before encountering Native Americans who invite him to explore with their chief.
Doris Duck dreams of becoming an actress and lands an audition with theater director Dan Darris, who puts her through her paces with dramatic coaching and Shakespeare scenes. After weeks of rehearsal, opening night arrives—but when Doris takes the stage, her nerves get the better of her and her performance doesn't go quite as planned.
When Big Chief Hotshot sends his son Lil Chief Hotshot across a river with a fox, a bushel of corn, and a chicken—but only a tiny canoe that holds one passenger at a time—the young chief must figure out how to prevent his cargo from eating each other during the crossing. It's a classic puzzle wrapped in a humorous test of leadership, and Lil Chief's clever solution proves he's worthy of his future role as head of the tribe.
Bodkins Bunny learns the basics of hunting from an instructor who walks him through the steps: obtaining a weapon, finding game, taking aim, and firing. When Bodkins spots what he thinks is a bird and takes his shot, he's horrified by what he believes is the result—until his "victim" reappears with a surprising turn of events.
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