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SEVENTY-TWO
Cartoons
T94 78 Morning, Noon and Night. (I Reel). Boop-a-doop-a-doop-a
doop. Recorded by Rubinoff and his orchestra, this is the story of a strange fate which nearly befalls one of Betty Boop"s little friends who stray in pursuit of a nice, fat worm, and gets in the path of the Tom Cats Social Club careering on its way to an outing. The whole farmyard is upset, so are the cats.
T94 79 I Heard. (1 Reel). With Don Redman and his Band playing
the dance tune as an accompaniment, you will surely enjoy this cartoon wherein the action takes place in and around Betty Boop's Tavern, in the Land of Never Mine. Both above and in the mine there is much a'doing, especially when Gas Ghosts are discovered down the pit.
T9480 She Wronged Him Right. (I Reel). Max Fleischer takes you
back to the time when villains wore a black, curly moustache and had mortgages as their favourite stock in trade, to the time when heroines had no place to rest their weary heads and the hero seemed as though he v^rould never make his entrance. Here is one of these old dramas with all the trimmings, all the pathos and bathos of stage craft of days gone by. In these days it is far too good a comedy to be missed.
T948I Betty Boop's Halowe'en Party. (I Reel). Taking you deep into
the realms of pure fantasy. Max Fleischer regales you w^ith the wondrous happenings on the occasion of Betty's party, introduces you to all her friends, makes sure that well before the film is finished you are wishing for more and more of the same brand of humour and the same splendid sound.
T9500 Hyp-Nut-Tist. (1 Reel). When Popeye takes Olive for an
evening's entertainment, they choose a theatre w^here a hypnotist is performing his wonders. The professional enlists Olive's aid, but Popeye gets annoyed and shows him what an amateur can do in the way of tricks.
T950I You Gotta Be a Football Hero. (I Reel). Popeye and Olive
have different ideas about the merits of the former's team in which he packs as a demon. Popeye scores the winning try against the Giants, this altering Olive's mind.
T9502 King of the Mardi Gras. (I Reel). Popeye and Bluto as rival
sideshowmen at the grand fete cannot resist the temptation to steal each other's thunder. Eventually, Bluto steals Olive Oyl
too. The frantic chase takes place on the giant racer.
T9503 Vim, Vigor and Vitaliky. (1 Reel). Jealous of his neighbour's
success with a gymnasium for young ladies, Bluto invades its
privacy and in the disguise of a buxom belle, teaches instructor Popeye a few "jerks" he did not know.
T9504 Choose Your Weppins. (1 Reel). Owner of a pawnshop Popeye
gets into trouble with a customer. With some of the odd clobber around the shop, a mighty fencing match ensues.
T9505 A Clean Shaven Man. (1 Reel). Noting Olive's preference for
beardless gents, Popeye and Bluto hie to the nearest barber's, find the tonsorial expert missing and decide to attend each other. It is too much of a temptation for Bluto, who tries to settle accounts with his rival.
T9506 Be Kind to Aminals. (I Reel). Popeye and Olive in the roles
of humanitarians take to task a van-driver they find flogging his horse. The steed joins in the fun.