La Paloma (1930) - Screen Songs Theatrical Cartoon Series

La Paloma: A suitor with dog ears and a cat tail throws a rose to his girl on a balcony. She throws it back to him, and the rose kisses him, as she would.

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La Paloma

Screen Songs Theatrical Cartoon Series
Fleischer Studios.
Distributed by: Paramount Studios.
Cartoon Characters: Dog, Cat.
Directed By Dave Fleischer.
Produced By Max Fleischer, Adolph Zukor.
Originally Released on March 20, 1930.
Originally Released Theatrically.
Black & White
U.S.A.

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A suitor with dog ears and a cat tail throws a rose to his girl on a balcony. She throws it back to him, and the rose kisses him, as she would. His guitar playing... (more)

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This series of animated cartoons- sometimes including bits of live-action- took popular songs of the day and combined the popular "bouncing ball" following the lyrics, in an effort for... (more)

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