A mama cat and her kittens share a hideout with a man wanted by the French police in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
In the Name of the Law (1932)

A mama cat and her kittens share a hideout with a man wanted by the French police in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A bizarre series of cut out animated sequences with at least one cat fills out this feature film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A Kitty Cameo and two Cat Burglar (Scene Stealers) make appearances in this historical religious drama reviewed by Ted Davis.
A bad guy passes time in hiding by playing with a black kitten in this pre-Code film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A dog and kitten play together in this wholesome look at a British man’s home which is actually just an advertisement for Horlick’s. Reviewed by Ted Davis.
Kittens are very much in demand for a fake news video in this hilarious but accurate political satire reviewed by Linda Kay.
A black cat named Blue (played by cat actor Phantom) is the companion of a troubled writer in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A black kitten is an unexpected present for a police officer whose twin brother happens to be a crook in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A black kitten is instrumental in teaching a young boy to be a Ninja in this made for TV movie pilot reviewed by Mark Murton.
A black cat and her kittens end up in close proximity to an unclothed Jack Haley in this comedy reviewed by Mark Murton and Linda Kay.