Felix in Hollywood

[@crazlylegs2]

I love that lil guy!

[@theatomiceye]

Felix's method for increasing shoe sales is similar to the window glass salesman who shoots out store windows at night, or the tire salesman who sprinkles nails on the street.

[@Clodoveo65]

It's simply the best!

[@gigantibyte]

I listened to some King Oliver (found here on KZbin) at the same time. Pretty good period music. Anyhow, thanks for posting this cartoon.

[@gnikcohs]

# 50 in the list of 50 Greatest Cartoons. Also the first cartoon to cameo Hollywood personalities, to be seen later in lots of cartoons, like Tex Avery's Hollywood Steps Out from 1956. Felix was such a wild and crazy guy.

[@hilaritytank]

Have to write a paper on this now for history of animation. Thanks for posting.

[@Julian9ehp]

Boy, that master is mean!

[@fromthesidelines]

This is a silent film, 'Kawaii'. True, you'd enjoy it more if an appropriate musical score accompanied it (either piano, organ, or full orchestra), but there are none in this version. The "cross-eyed" gent is a caricature of Ben Turpin, and there's Charlie Chaplin {"Stealing my stuff, eh?"}, and dashing Douglas Fairbanks Sr. (tied to a post) at the end.

[@Lars_E_Mou]

The Boss are King Charles? XD

[@KatanaGeldar]

@corwinorr I think that's meant to be Will Hays

[@tauwilltriumph]

Ha ha at 2:20 I thought it said "Gun - 1 cent".

@corwinorr That would be former Postmaster General William H Hays, who was, by 1922, President of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America (MPPDA), an institution whose primary function is censorship and ratings.

[@캣펠릭스]

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[@e6wan]

if anyone has the episode with the rumpus room in it going rumpus rumpus rumpus, then can u please put it up, i wanna see it..

[@AgentAnderson01]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pl7bXoCJpcqmjpY

[@invinciblegrammie1]

Ergo the "Hays Code" right?

[@RichyRST]

but htat is not confirmed

[@mumbomum]

Why thankyou, lol my name is felix

[@MWolfL]

@hilaritytank Really? I'm taking that class too, except my school calls it Cinema 106. I have to watch it for an exam. Complicated exam really, there's multiple choice, fill-in-blank, true or false, and match-up. What makes it different from all other exams though is that the teacher shows a scene from a film and we have to guess what it is and answer his questions about it (usually 'who made it' or 'when did it come out').

[@corwinorr]

That boss guy looks like Prince Charles.

[@icygalaxian]

no se escucha :v