"The Booze Hangs High" (1930) Breakdown Thread

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Postby Boy Wonder » Tue Mar 01, 2011 7:51 pm

zavkram wrote:I'm wondering why the framing of this scene is off... the piglet on the far right is half out-of-frame.

The other scene where the adult pig regurgitates the corn had me LMAO!


That one actually made me gag. However, it was also because the print I saw of this on a DVD was so badly faded I thought it was somewhat sepia, and the corn just...ugh....
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Postby zavkram » Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:44 am

I also just wandered over to the "Rare Records" page of Jerry Beck's Cartoon Research and I was wondering... when WBHE released this cartoon on LTGC6, did they go back to the original Vitaphone discs or did they use a later sound re-issue print as the source of the digital remastering?
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Postby Prinzenick » Tue Jun 14, 2011 9:59 pm

A rather buoyant snippet of "Turkey in the Straw" is very briefly danced to by Bosko just before he gets on the horse cart.

There seems to be a strange animation goof where the cart things that are supposed to attach to the horse dissapear once it starts moving, only to reappear once the horse stops! I wonder why Harman And Ising let the inkers get away with such a blatant error.

On a side note, the horse sequence is great to study individual cel work from. The moving parts consist of at least three cel levels--one for the cart (which is animated in a cycle), Bosko and the horse hairs (which, if you look carefully enough, drift on and off of the horse) and the horse itself.
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