Three kittens can be seen hanging out on the desk of Cardinal Richelieu in this silent film reviewed by Ted Davis.
The Iron Mask (1929)

Three kittens can be seen hanging out on the desk of Cardinal Richelieu in this silent film reviewed by Ted Davis.
A tabby kitten named Cleopatra and a tiny black kitten make very brief appearances in this film reviewed by Ted Davis.
A longhair tabby cat becomes the pet of a reluctant elderly man in this movie adaptation of the novel A Man Called Ove.
Purr Blur! A black cat quickly crosses the path of an angry man in this film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A box of kittens comes into play a few times in this episode reviewed by Mark Murton.
A reporter waiting for a scoop snaps a picture of a tuxedo cat and mongrel dog sharing a meal in an alley in this film.
A nameless tuxedo cat plays a notable role in this film adaptation of the Bill Naughton play, reviewed here by Ted Davis and Linda Kay.
A longhair silver cat is fed in a very unusual fashion by Claude Rains in this film reviewed by Ted Davis.
Purr Blur! A black and white out of focus cat is seen in the background of a shot in this World War II drama.
A poor tabby cat has tin cans tied to his tail by some rowdy boys in this Civil War era film.