Russian Dressing

Russian Dressing

May 1, 1933 Theatrical Series Krazy Kat

Studio
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Distributor
Columbia Pictures Corporation

Synopsis

Krazy and his girlfriend go out to have a dance at a night club. Things are going well until a drunken patron sadistically forces Krazy to dance while holding a bomb.

Characters

Krazy Kat, Girlfriend

Credits

Directing

Director
Manny Gould, Ben Harrison

Producing

Producer
Charles Mintz

Writing

Writer
George Herriman (comic strip)

Animation

Animator
Al Eugster, Allen Rose, Harry Love

Music

Music
Joe De Nat

Pictures

Reviews

Krazy Kat- Russian Dressing

ElizabethFebruary 25, 2017

I was looking up a Russian song, Ochi, and wanted to hear it and selected to see it in this cartoon. I was pleasantly surprised to recognize the tune and I really enjoyed the old time animation. Krazy Kat sings the song to his Russian girlfriend, they dance and then the rest of the cartoon is about the Russian bomber and how Krazy Kat finally gets rid of the bomb. I forgot how much the old cartoons depended on music and action rather than words. I thought is odd that this cartoon looked like it was recorded in an old movie theater with an audience that laughed and occasionally moved in front of the screen.