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Released
1933 · FILM

Ain't She Sweet?

Directed by
Runtime
8 min
AnimationMusic

Synopsis

In the 19th century, song pluggers in vaudeville theaters and on the streets encouraged audiences to join in the chorus, a tradition of participation that made its way into movie theaters by the mid-1910s. When synchronized sound arrived in film, Fleischer Studios’ “Screen Songs” added animated prologues and featured celebrity singers to introduce the animated ball that illustrated the lyrics.

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Principal cast & crew: 3

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