27 October 1929 Animated 6 mins
Farmer Al Falfa wants to go for a swim. He's shy, so he shoos all the animals away. While he's changing clothes, a mouse coats the diving board with glue. The poor farmer never knows what hit him.
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United States 27 October 1929
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