Purr Blurs! Both a black cat and a ginger tabby make super brief appearances in this British musical film reviewed by Mark Murton.
Big Ben Calling (1935)
Purr Blurs! Both a black cat and a ginger tabby make super brief appearances in this British musical film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A black cat is apparently scared off by Jack Oakie and Peggy Ryan as the pair skip down an alley in this musical fantasy reviewed by Ted Davis.
A black cat named Rubasta (at least that’s what it sounds like!) is played by two totally different cat actors in this obscure film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A ginger tabby cat named President McKinley gives birth to kittens in the Yukon in this musical adventure reviewed by Linda Kay.
A black cat is chased by a collie which inadvertently leads a young couple to find love in this pre-code film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A large number of cats are drawn to a leaking milk truck driven by Donald O’Connor in this musical comedy reviewed by Ted Davis.
A girl cares for a sickly aging cat and is later given a surprise in this Disney made-for-tv musical reviewed by Linda Kay.
A cat and mouse are part of a farmyard orchestra in this Noveltoon animated short reviewed by Linda Kay.
A chorus line of cartoon cats opens up this animated short which marked Betty Boop’s debut. Reviewed by Linda Kay.
Two Siamese cats named George and Martha (one played by a cat actor named Ming) co-star with Fred Astaire in this musical episode reviewed by Linda Kay.