Sing Em Back Alive Trailer (1932)

10 December 1932 Animated 7 mins

A parody on the wild African features, in the Organlogue series. Featuring the Eton Boys who put over the comedy, assisted by Lew White The comedy is put over with cartoon sequences and illustrations of the adventures of the two "explorers" in wild Africa. The song numbers are "Tiger Rag," "Down in Jungle Town," "Margie" and "I've Got Rings on My Fingers." Should make a great hit with the kids, for comedy animals and natives are featured all through.

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United States 10 December 1932

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