The Old Hokum Bucket

The Old Hokum Bucket was released on 29 marca 1931.

The Old Hokum Bucket was directed by Mannie Davis, John Foster.

The Old Hokum Bucket has a runtime of 7 min.

The Old Hokum Bucket was produced by Amadee J. Van Beuren.

A Jewish snake oil salesman sells some 'Peppo', a magic elixir, to a poor farmer with a farm full of lazy animals. To prove the potency of his pills, he pulls a dead cat out of his bag and drops the magic formula into its dead carcass. Whatever reanimates this poor soul at least has the appearance of life, and this is good enough for our hero. This particular drug must make the farmer delusional since he sees all his animals-everything he owns- as a testing ground for this zombie resurrection formula. After watching a dancing egg split open and 'hatch' the salesman (proudly waving a US flag), he end ups dancing with a cow and gets betrayed by a bull and a batch of his own animals and frogs after falling into the deepest well in any cartoon.

The Old Hokum Bucket is an Animacja, Short film.

The Old Hokum Bucket has an audience rating of 4.8 out of 10.