Ko-Ko Makes 'Em Laugh

In this animated short, Ko-Ko the Clown brings laughter to the screen with his whimsical antics. The film showcases Fleischer's innovative "bouncing ball" technique, where an animated ball bounces in sync with the music, guiding the audience and the characters through a series of gags and surreal transformations.

As part of the "Out of the Inkwell" series, 'Ko-Ko Makes 'Em Laugh' was generally well-received for its groundbreaking animation and comedic timing, contributing to the series' popularity and cementing the Fleischer brothers' reputation as pioneers in animation.

• Praised for its early use of rotoscoping and surreal humor.

• Appreciated for its innovative animation techniques for the era.

• Seen as a charming example of silent-era animated comedy.

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This short is part of the "Out of the Inkwell" series, which was famous for its blend of live-action and animation, often featuring the Fleischers' creations interacting with real people.