Funny Films #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Funny Films" #13 is an anthology featuring multiple comic stories. "Puss an' Boots," a Funny Filmy Feature, depicts the classic fairy tale characters attending a movie theater where the film "Puss and Boots" is playing, only to discover that the actual Puss and Boots have vanished from the theater. The story follows the chaos that ensues when the real characters disappear mid-show. Another story involves a character named Taylor, a newspaper reporter interviewing someone about a crime, who becomes entangled in a comedic confrontation involving handcuffs and mistaken identities. The issue concludes with a Western-themed tale featuring Oatsie the horse as a new sheriff, dealing with outlaws and a villain attempting to steal his silver saddle in a saloon showdown.
Blunderbunny shows off his latest invention—a lie-detector—to his friend Bunky, boasting that it's the greatest contraption ever created. What happens when Blunderbunny puts his fancy new device to the test remains to be seen in this 1951 funny-animal tale from Funny Films.
A newspaper reporter tracks down Detective Whoo-Doodit to interview him about his most challenging case, only to find the world's greatest detective is prone to spectacular misunderstandings—starting with mistaking the reporter for a tailor. When Whoo-Doodit finally agrees to share his story, he recounts his hunt for a thief stealing fishing trophies from a champion angler in Chicago, complete with wild detective work and an unreliable invention that sends him on increasingly absurd wild goose chases. What unfolds is a comedy of errors that tests whether the famous sleuth can solve the case before his reputation takes a hit.
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