In The Barnyard Battle (1929), there’s a 24-frame cycle of a long-legged soldier marching in place while mice stream into a tent behind him.
The only name in the credits is “drawn by Ub Iwerks.”
Monday, 22 March 2021
The Rubber Hose March
It’s Rubber Hose Time at Disney, something the studio got away from because it wanted its cartoons to look “real.”
In The Barnyard Battle (1929), there’s a 24-frame cycle of a long-legged soldier marching in place while mice stream into a tent behind him.
The only name in the credits is “drawn by Ub Iwerks.”
In The Barnyard Battle (1929), there’s a 24-frame cycle of a long-legged soldier marching in place while mice stream into a tent behind him.
The only name in the credits is “drawn by Ub Iwerks.”
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In that stream of mice, only one of them isn't wearing any pants.
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