Hells Heels (1930) - Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Theatrical Cartoon Series

Hells Heels: This was the 20th Oswald cartoon made by Lantz and it shows he had a very different concept for the title character. The story line makes it abundantly clear this was not made for a child audience.

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Hells Heels - 1930
Walter Lantz Productions featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Pete.

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Hells Heels

Comments by: Pietro

Rating: 5 out of 10 stars

Posted: September 07, 2012

In this wonderfully zany, early Walter Lantz short (a loose spoof of the 1930 Universal feature "Hell's Heroes"), Oswald is a fugitive on the run with the unenviable task of returning an abandoned child to his father (who also happens to be the local sheriff). Wild, rubber-hose Bill Nolan animation topped off with bawdy New York-style humor, a 1920s-era jazz score by James Dietrich (no relation to Marlene!), and abstract George Herriman-esque backgrounds make this one a must-see!

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