The moose gets up. It has tubes for legs.
The point of this cartoon seems to be how many characters it can populate the screen with, all doing the same mirrored movements. The gags are pretty weak.
Burt Gillett apparently directed this short.
Tuesday, 18 August 2020
Dam Moose
Sticks for a dam just disappear between frames to reveal a hiding moose in Busy Beavers, a rather lacklustre “Silly Symphony” from 1931. These are consecutive frames.
The moose gets up. It has tubes for legs.
The point of this cartoon seems to be how many characters it can populate the screen with, all doing the same mirrored movements. The gags are pretty weak.
Burt Gillett apparently directed this short.
The moose gets up. It has tubes for legs.
The point of this cartoon seems to be how many characters it can populate the screen with, all doing the same mirrored movements. The gags are pretty weak.
Burt Gillett apparently directed this short.
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