01 August 1951 Animated 10 mins
An average guy gets lessons from his common sense on how to treat a cold (mainly, rest and avoid behaviors that would spread it) and how to keep from getting one in the first place. Of course, since the film is sponsored by Kleenex, it's important to use disposable tissues.
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Bill Thompson as Common Man / Common Sense (voice)
Hamilton Luske Director
United States 01 August 1951
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