For its time this was an excellent cartoon. It was the second of the Oswald series, and features Black Pete, who later became Peg Leg Pete in Mickey Mouse cartoons.
The version I have seen had music and limited vocal sound added in 1932. I found it more enjoyable to view with the sound turned off.
Entirely black and white with gray in shadowing and, originally, no sound, this cartoon shows the early genius of Walt Disney Studios.
Although the plot is limited, the cartoon is able to rely on the sight gags that made the early Mickey Mouse cartoons famous.
For those not familiar with early Disney Cartoons, a viewing of Oswald will give a good idea of the early history of Mickey.
The version I have seen had music and limited vocal sound added in 1932. I found it more enjoyable to view with the sound turned off.
Entirely black and white with gray in shadowing and, originally, no sound, this cartoon shows the early genius of Walt Disney Studios.
Although the plot is limited, the cartoon is able to rely on the sight gags that made the early Mickey Mouse cartoons famous.
For those not familiar with early Disney Cartoons, a viewing of Oswald will give a good idea of the early history of Mickey.