Enjoy a rare example of early animation with The Booze Hangs High (1930)—the fourth Looney Tunes short featuring Bosko, Warner Bros.’ first cartoon star. Directed by Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising, this zany black-and-white classic takes us to a barnyard full of slapstick and surreal humor: dancing farm animals, a horse played like a violin, mischievous piglets discovering booze, and that unforgettable trap-door corncob gag.
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This cartoon is in the public domain in the United States and is shared here for educational and entertainment purposes. No copyright is claimed on the film itself.
Dive into the roots of American cartooning and relish a peppy, playful relic from Warner Bros.’ earliest experiments in animation!
