boblipton
feb 2002 se unió
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Donald O'Connor is an apprentice in a shop which is part of a chain of conspiracy leading from pirates to the colony's governor. He winds up in prison as part of a cover-up/double-cross, escapes and with Will Geer fakes his way to command of a pirate shi. Learning that the governor is about to marry Helena Carter, who is sweet on him and he on her, he tries to persuade the Brethren of the Coast to invade Charleston, but fails. So he goes in himself.
It's thorough-going nonsense that never takes itself seriously. O'Connor sings and dances a couple of times, is an idiot with the cutlass or skilled as the situation calls for, and is supported by a raft of minor players, some of whom were notable in the silent era, and others who would become noticeable on TV in the 1960s.
It's thorough-going nonsense that never takes itself seriously. O'Connor sings and dances a couple of times, is an idiot with the cutlass or skilled as the situation calls for, and is supported by a raft of minor players, some of whom were notable in the silent era, and others who would become noticeable on TV in the 1960s.
A man finds a hoarse who can talk and buys it, figuring it will make him a lot of money. But the horse can't talk to anyone else.
It's another of the Famous Studios Modern Madcaps, with the assets and debits of the form. It's a clever idea -- after all, that was the basis of the the TV show MR. ED and that ran for years -- but it's a two-joke cartoon. Still, it's fun while it lasts.
It's another of the Famous Studios Modern Madcaps, with the assets and debits of the form. It's a clever idea -- after all, that was the basis of the the TV show MR. ED and that ran for years -- but it's a two-joke cartoon. Still, it's fun while it lasts.
It's Casper's birthday. He goes out in search of people to invite to his birthday party with the usual lack of success.
It's startling to look at this cartoon and see it filled with the sort of images more befitting to the beginning of the 1950s than the end. That's because it's a clip show, filled with sequences from Casper cartoons from 1951 through 1953. You can easily see the new stuff, and it's disheartening.
It's startling to look at this cartoon and see it filled with the sort of images more befitting to the beginning of the 1950s than the end. That's because it's a clip show, filled with sequences from Casper cartoons from 1951 through 1953. You can easily see the new stuff, and it's disheartening.
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