Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend: The Flying House (Watch Your House) (1921)

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Winsor McCay

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Winsor McCay
comic strip Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend

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"DIR: Winsor McCay SUMMARY: To avoid being evicted, a man fits a large propellor to his house and flies the whole thing away. WHY IT'S HERE: The final of the later Rarebit shorts, which McCay co-credits to his son Robert, is my favourite of the three. The dream this time is a fantastical adventure, only turning nightmarish at the very end. Modern day viewers will doubtless think of Pete Docter's 'Up' when they see the flying house and it's hard to imagine this wasn't an influence on that Pix"