A Fowl Affair
Directed by Barney McGill, Neal BurnsIt's a burlesque of a melodrama in which all the parts are taken by birds. There's lots to be offended by, given that it's a talking comedy, with lots of stereotyped voices, and so forth, and it's not too long before you get tired of the gimmick.
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A Fowl Affair was released on 26 april 1931.
A Fowl Affair was directed by Barney McGill, Neal Burns.
A Fowl Affair has a runtime of 18 m.
A Fowl Affair was produced by Al Christie.
It's a burlesque of a melodrama in which all the parts are taken by birds. There's lots to be offended by, given that it's a talking comedy, with lots of stereotyped voices, and so forth, and it's not too long before you get tired of the gimmick.
The key characters in A Fowl Affair are Rhode island red (a Good sheriff) (Mel Blanc), Sport Miller (a Bad Egg) (Billy Bletcher).
A Fowl Affair is a Komedie, Short film.
A Fowl Affair has an audience rating of 5.6 out of 10.