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'''''Dumbo''''' is a Walt [[Disney]] animated film, first released in 1941.<ref>https://catalog.afi.com/Catalog/moviedetails/26684</ref><ref>https://d23.com/</ref>  

'''''Dumbo''''' is a Walt [[Disney]] animated film, first released in 1941.<ref>https://catalog.afi.com/Catalog/moviedetails/26684</ref><ref>https://d23.com/a-to-z/dumbo-film/</ref>  

The [[film]] is about Jumbo, Jr., a young [[circus]] [[elephant]] nicknamed "Dumbo" due to his huge ears. Despite ridicule and humiliation by the circus' elephants led by the Matriarch ([[Verna Felton]]), crew, guests and of course the Ringmaster ([[Herman Bing]]), and with the help of a talking mouse named Timothy ([[Edward Brophy]]) and a group of talking crows led by one named Dandy Crow ([[Cliff Edwards]]), Dumbo discovers that he can fly using his giant ears, and becomes the star of the circus. The opening scene (showing the circus' "Winter Quarters") is a nod to Venice, [[Florida]], where John Ringling lived and where his circus would actually relocate during the winter.  

The [[film]] is about Jumbo, Jr., a young [[circus]] [[elephant]] nicknamed "Dumbo" due to his huge ears. Despite ridicule and humiliation by the circus' elephants led by the Matriarch ([[Verna Felton]]), crew, guests and of course the Ringmaster ([[Herman Bing]]), and with the help of a talking mouse named Timothy ([[Edward Brophy]]) and a group of talking crows led by one named Dandy Crow ([[Cliff Edwards]]), Dumbo discovers that he can fly using his giant ears, and becomes the star of the circus. The opening scene (showing the circus' "Winter Quarters") is a nod to Venice, [[Florida]], where John Ringling lived and where his circus would actually relocate during the winter.