Oswald The Lucky Rabbit Short 39 Sick Cylinders

[@Malachi-k4x]

An 35mm sound reel is rumoured to exist

[@Themaddprof]

Although this is a post Disney/Iwerks "Ozzie," this later film is truly up to the standards of the classic era.

[@ricardodemeo1036]

Sick Cylinders (1929) has no sound effects playing as well because is a sound cartoon with sountrack of Koko's Storm (1925)

[@JetroNetro]

I believe that the gag where the dog eats the the tire is later reused by Hugh Harman in his days at Warner Bros with “Bosko’s Holiday"

[@shelly3684]

Love the ending!

[@ricardodemeo1036]

because of the next cartoon on Arte Cartoon Factory german version not french

[@filharmoni167]

This film is from 1928, directed by Harman & Clopton at Universal

[@ricardodemeo1036]

This film is from 1929 directed by Hugh Harman and Ben Clopton at Universal

[@wesleyhunt7599]

This came the closest to recapturing the "energy" of the Disney shorts.

[@ricardodemeo1036]

Original Bert Fiske music of Sick Cylinders (1929) is lost because the music of Along Came a Duck from 1934 is composed by Winston Sharples

[@aetadiar2346]

@@ricardodemeo1036 Why is Oswald angry?

[@maxiethefox8546]

The Lobster Films print is known to exist.

[@ricardodemeo1036]

Lobster Films print exists because Sick Cylinders (1929) is High Pitched +1 on Arte Cartoon Factory with german subtitles

[@movedtoanotheraccount7317]

Soundtrack at the beginning - "Along Came a Duck" (8/10/1934)

[@ricardodemeo1036]

Sick Cylinders (1929) exists as a silent print because the original soundtrack is lost but the soundtrack is Koko's Storm (1925)

[@theechickengamerz]

3:30 it’s a remake of Neck n Neck

[@misschristymarieluca]

Dog: Bark Bark!
Oswald: Nyoh nyoh nyoh nyoh nyoh! Rah Rah! ( How the heck do you keep coming back?!)

[@ricardodemeo1036]

Recorded on the VHS and selected digital archives but is very loud

[@richieosborn2639]

If this short came out today, what kind of car would Pete (who appears at the end of the short) be driving?

[@ricardodemeo1036]

Sick Cylinders (1929) is recorded from the TV channel arte in germany

[@sonicfanboy3375]

@@ricardodemeo1036 how's that relevant

[@maxiethefox8546]

A sound print is rumored to exist.

[@maxiethefox8546]

Where did you find this? Please tell me.

[@ricardodemeo1036]

Find a new copy of Sick Cylinders (1929) because the copy is from Arte Cartoon Factory with german subtitles

[@ricardodemeo346]

Posta pra nós um vídeo do Sick Cylinders (1929) Cartoon Factory Print

[@CloudySkies17695]

1:21 rare footage of the endangered Oswald Stump

[@qui923]

Oswald i'm a big fan

[@ricardodemeo346]

Old vídeo from Febuary 13th, 2012

[@dododescansandoavidanoar6459]

😍💖👍

[@roubanaghi1450]

Tickety Toc

[@24FramesporSegundo]

where´s tweety bird?

[@stevennorthrup5790]

This short only exists as a silent print

[@ricardodemeo1036]

Exists only as a silent print

[@FaygoTheClown]

???

[@azuraring]

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