Silent Tweetment
- Studio
- Columbia Pictures Corporation
- Distributor
- Columbia Pictures Corporation
Synopsis
Flop scares Flippy into not singing. But when the cat reads that if a canary doesn't sing, the remedy is to get rid of the cat, he tries everything to get Flippy chirping again.
Characters
Flippy, Flop, Sam the Dog
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Bob Wickersham
Producing
- Producer
- Ray Katz
Writing
- Writer
- Cal Howard
- Story
- Paul Sommer, Ed Friedman
Animation
- Animator
- Roy Jenkins
Voices
- Voice
- Frank Graham
Music
- Music
- Eddie Kilfeather
Pictures
Reviews
Review of Silent Tweetment
Review of Silent Tweetment
Originally Released on September 19, 1946.
Review Date: August, 2014
Rebroadcast Credits:
First, a thanks to - Antenna TV - over the air channel and their program - Totally Tuned In - for
their rebroadcasts of these cartoon classics.
Cartoon Review:
The house cat (Flop) tries to get the cannary (Flippy) to sing to avoid eviction by the home owner. Flippy takes advantage of this to drive Flop to mad antics.
Annimation and background graphics are high quality, typical of the 1930s thru mid 40s period.
Of special note, the cartoon artists depicted the house as Art-Moderne.
Additional Information:
From Wiki - Totally Tooned In - is a syndicated TV cartoon series consisting of
theatrical cartoons from the Columbia Pictures and UPA animation studios.
From Wiki: Art Moderne, was a late type of the Art Deco architecture and design that emerged in the 1930s. Its architectural style emphasized curving forms, long horizontal lines, and sometimes nautical elements.