A bicolor cat somehow ends up inside a suitcase in this silent comedy short reviewed by Linda Kay.
Father Was a Loafer (1915)
Category Archives: Short Film
All In the Day (1930)
A tabby cat willingly drinks from a small bottle while wearing a baby bonnet in this British Pathe newsreel segment reviewed by Linda Kay.
Slick Sleuths (1926)
A black cat is confused when left by the Phantom in the arms of Mutt and Jeff in this animated short reviewed by Linda Kay.
It’s the Cats (1934)
Disappointingly, only a few cats appear briefly in one scene of this Columbia short reviewed by Linda Kay.
Milk and Money (1936)
A couple of felonious cats steal the milk which Porky Pig is delivering in this animated short reviewed by Ted Davis.
Sleeping With Frank (2010)
A gray and white cat makes a brief appearance in this short film reviewed by Linda Kay.
Look at Life: “The Price of Valour” (1964)
This short British film looks at several recipients of the Victoria Cross, including Brigadier Sir John G. Smyth who, along with his wife, was an avid Siamese cat fancier. Reviewed by Linda Kay.
Catnip: Egress to Oblivion? (2012)
A brilliant parody of marijuana warning films, this short film focuses on the effects and dangers of catnip. Reviewed by Linda Kay.
Poker Widows (1931)
A tortoiseshell cat is utilized in a gag which has been recycled from several earlier short comedies in this early sound comedy reviewed by Ted Davis.
Mother Mack’s Puppies Find Happy Homes (1953)
Two cats suddenly find they are sharing their homes with new puppies in this educational short reviewed by Linda Kay.