Hotcha Melody (1935) - Krazy Kat Theatrical Cartoon Series

Hotcha Melody: Composer Krazy Kat is a frustrated Tin Pan Alley songwriter who listens to his dark side, who tells him to don't be a fool, steal. Krazy rewrites a Robert Schumann classic as the Hotcha Melody. It becomes a hit.

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Hotcha Melody - 1935
Columbia Pictures Corporation featuring Krazy Kat.

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No One Should Be Punished For Crimes They Didn't Intend To Commit

Comments by: Rudy from Los Angeles, CA, USA

Rating: 3 out of 10 stars

Posted: January 18, 2012

I saw this short online. Much of the story is fine but how it ends is what made me sick. In it, Krazy was tempted by the demon to make a derivative of a popular composition. As the song became a hit, the statue of the original composer comes to life and assaults Krazy for that. True, plagiarism is a very wrong act. But in Krazy's case, I'm sure he never meant to do it. It's just that the demon's influence was too much.

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