Little One
Little One

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Little One

1935
Movie
80 min
French

Mister Darnétal is invited by his nephew Georges to the premiere of his extravaganza in Paris;but his partner (he did not marry her,even after all those years)is not prepared to accept it and he uses his best friend as an alibi ;the two pals intend to live a wild life in the capital where there are plenty of lovely girls.But the uncle discovers that his dear nephew has a fiancee ,actually an unwed mother for she's got a little kid.The young man has fallen for the star of his variety show,a coquette fickle Chanteuse who ,in the end ,only has eyes for her co-star in the show .Uncle gets angry ,threatens to disinherit this infamous nephew and marries the young mom ,unbeknown to his fifty-something partner who has come to meet him in Paris.

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IMDb7.1/10
Director: Dave FleischerGenres: Animation, Short, Family, Comedy

Plot Summary

This animated short features a young boy named Little One who loves to play his trumpet. When his music annoys his neighbors, they try various methods to silence him. However, Little One's persistent playing eventually leads to an unexpected and humorous resolution.

Critical Reception

As a Fleischer Studios short, 'Little One' was generally well-received for its innovative animation and comedic timing, typical of the era. While specific critical reviews from 1935 are scarce, the Popeye and Betty Boop cartoons from this period were known for their edgy humor and distinctive visual style, which audiences of the time appreciated.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its fluid animation and charming characters.

  • Appreciated for its simple yet effective comedic gags.

  • Seen as a representative example of early Fleischer Studios' output.

Google audience: Audience reviews for this specific short are not readily available due to its age. However, Fleischer Studios' shorts from the 1930s are generally regarded with nostalgia and fondness by animation enthusiasts for their unique artistic vision.

Fun Fact

The Fleischer Studios were pioneers in animation techniques, often pushing the boundaries of what was possible with early cartoons. Their distinctive style, including rotoscoping and innovative camera work, set them apart from competitors like Disney at the time.

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