Finally, the concoction is complete, and sucking up some in a sprayer, she and the boys hop aboard BZ Bub, and take to the air! Setting up a cauldron, Hazel has the trio bring forth a number of specific ingredients. However, her polite attempts don’t work, and so she gets the boys to help her use witchcraft on him! Of course, the boys are perfectly fine encountering a real witch on a flying broom, and Hazel decides to help them get some candy from Donald. “Aw, bless their little black hearts,” says Hazel, coming down to console the boys. He then finishes by dumping water on them, before laughingly closing the door in their faces. Instead of treats however, Donald decides to give out some ‘tricks,’ putting live firecrackers in the boy’s treat bags, destroying their candy haul. During her antics, she stops to watch as Huey, Dewey, and Louie, show up at the door of their Uncle Donald’s house.
Bub, cackling maniacally, and causing plenty of mischief. On Halloween night, Witch Hazel flies through a nearby town on her broom B.Z. In 1952, another Witch named Hazel, appeared in the Donald Duck short, Trick or Treat. However, most may not know that Jones was not the first to give an animated character that name, AND have her voiced by June. Created by Chuck Jones, the Looney version of Hazel, would be voiced by Foray for over 50 years (with the exceptions being Bea Benaderet in 1954, and Tress MacNeille from 1992-1994).
DONALD DUCK VOICE CANDY SERIES
In the world of animation, most think of a character by that name, in relation to the Looney Tunes series of cartoons. Speaking of Witch Hazel, that’s one reason why we’re having this Retro Recap. She voiced dozens of characters, from Rocky the Flying Squirrel, to Witch Hazel in the Looney Tunes shorts, and many, many more! Probably as much as Mel Blanc was a part of our childhoods, June was just as notable. Animator Eric Goldberg’s memorial drawing for June Foray
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