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The first of the Felix cartoons after the series moved from Paramount, FELIX SAVES THE DAY sees the titular cat coming to the rescue of a little league team. Produced by Pat Sullivan Cartoons for the creator of Felix the Cat, Otto Messmer.
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Wow what a tour de force, animations roots, music like never be4 heard, very playful and imaginative considering what was available.. Beautiful...
Full of interesting techniques, amusing story. Unfortunately, the racism prevalent at this time is fully apparent.
cute and interesting toon about felix trying to help a group of boys learn the art of baseball.
Great baseball film, great animation, typically unfortunate 1920s era racism.
I like this one. The mix of animation and live film (of old New York City) is interesting, and there are some great sight gags.
its my fave animation of whole time since I always wanted to see Felix when i was a child.