Join us on April 19 for an evening of classic animation from the iconic Fleischer studios! Max Fleischer is one of the most renowned pioneers in animation. From 1919 to 1942, he and his company, Fleischer Studios, produced nearly 700 cartoons. Among his many achievements, his studio was the first to animate both Popeye and Superman — and he created the legendary Betty Boop, who remains an icon of American culture to this day.

Featuring new restorations of A Song A Day (1936), Silly Scandals (1931), Betty Boop’s Ker-Choo (1933), Small Fry (1939), Play Safe (1936), Terror on The Midway (1942), Koko’s Klock (1927) and The Paneless Window Washer (1937). This program is rated G.

About the screening

When?

  • April 19 @ 5:00 pm

Where?

Dave Barber Cinematheque

How much?

  • $10.50 | General
  • $8 | Students & Seniors
  • $6.50 | Members
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