The Clown's Pup (1919) Theatrical Cartoon

Max Fleischer draws the Clown in outline from the waist up. The clown reached over and grabs a line to his left, and attaching it, creating his legs. Once he is... (more)

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Silent cartoon. A combination live-action and animated series created by Max Fleischer, it proved to be one of the most popular silent cartoons. The shorts usully started off with The Clown (who... (more)

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The Clown's Pup

Comments By: Ray Pointer

THE CLOWN'S PUP was the first release of Max Fleischer's landmark series, OUT OF THE INKWELL, produced at the Bray Studio. The series was then part of a Screen Magazine reel called the Bray-Paramount Pictograph, consisting of a newsreel, fashion... (read more)

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The Clown's Pup (1919) Theatrical Cartoon

The Clown's Pup: Max Fleischer draws the Clown in outline from the waist up. The clown reached over and grabs a line to his left, and attaching it, creating his legs.

Paramount Pictures: Bray Productions: Goldwyn-Bray Pictographs: Out Of The Inkwell: The Clown's Pup

The Clown's Pup

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The Clown's Pup