CARTOON FROM 1932 A VERY DESIRABLE CARTOON PEG LEG PETE CASTLE FILM 1932

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CARTOON FROM 1932 A VERY DESIRABLE CARTOON PEG LEG PETE CASTLE FILM 1932:
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THIS IS A VINTAGE AND ORIGINAL 16MM CARTOON FILM, IN BLACK AND WHITE- MOUNT ON A 400\' METAL REEL AND READY FOR YOUR PROJECTOR (SILENT OR SOUND)
THE TITLE IS- A RARE PEG LEG PETE THE PIRATE, SEE CATALOG CASTLE FROM 1947 FOR MORE DETAIL, NO- 405. SILENT MOVIE, DOUBLE PERFORATION.IMAGES, GOOD, SHARP, GREAT . HAS ALL THE TITLE AND THE END.
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NOTE- THE PHOTOS YOU SEE ARE FROM THIS CARTOON.
The peg-legged hippopotamus captain of a pirate ship crewed by peg-legged cats abducts the lady mouse in this early Terrytoon operetta.
Terry would make a bit of a specialty of operetta by the 1940s, with Mighty Mouse warbling \"Here I come to save the day\" to rescue Pearl Pureheart from Oil Can Harry. This one is stylistically a bit earlier, with its Rudolf Friml declamatory singing.
The gags quickly become redundant, but clearly Terry meant this to be a big cartoon for the season, with unusually elaborate and detailed background work. While this cartoon\'s age has definitely dimmed its appeal, its technical superiority for the era makes it eminently watchable todayHAPPY offerDING.