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Título original: She Was an Acrobat's Daughter

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA typical afternoon at the movies is lampooned in this looney trip to the cinema.A typical afternoon at the movies is lampooned in this looney trip to the cinema.A typical afternoon at the movies is lampooned in this looney trip to the cinema.

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Dave Barry

Lester Coward
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Sara Berner

Bette Savis
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Mel Blanc

Dole Promise
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Cal Howard

Dizzy Duck
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Frank Lachapelle

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Jack Lescoulie

Lester Coward
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Danny Webb

Duckling
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Curiosidades
The list of "Cast Off Characters" for the movie "The Petrified Florist," which goes by too fast to see, reads as so: The Hero... Lester Coward; The Shero... Bettie Savis; Rich Man... John P. Sockefeller; Poor Man... John Dough; Begger Man... Kismet; Thief... Oph Bagdad; Doctor... Jekyll; Lawyer... Ima Shyster (the last five names then repeat endlessly).

Pifias
The baby duck pushes the lever that changes the speed of the film. The lever is shown angled forward to the higher speed setting. Yet when shown later the lever is angled back towards the slower setting even though the film is still playing at high speed.

Conexiones
Edited into Un Fan Del Cine (1939)

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Puddin' Head Jones
(uncredited)
Music by Lou Handman
Played as the donkey's theme

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7/10

Enjoying the movie theater experience circa 1937.

The title, "She Was an Acrobat's Daughter", is an odd one as there's nothing in this Looney Tunes cartoon about acrobats. I think the song you hear during the short is of this same name...but no acrobats were harmed during the making of this film.

There really isn't much plot to this cartoon. Instead, it's set in a movie theater of the day and it pokes fun of the various short subjects patron saw during the day. You see a Lowell Thomas newsreel, a sing-a-long, a clip of the hit Warner Brothers film "The Petrified Forest" and more. And, you see a bratty duck and other funny patrons.

Since this cartoon is so unique, in vivid color and is pretty clever, I score this one a 7.