Smile, Darn Ya, Smile!

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Directed by

Hugh Harman

Rudolf Ising

Starring

Rudolf Ising
Foxy

Rochelle Hudson
Roxy

Margie Hines
Rosy's singing

Written by

Robert Clampett
uncredited

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Release date: 5 September 1931

Tags: Short (2), Comedy (1), Family (1), Animation (1), Musical (1), Looney Tunes (1), 1931 (1), Foxy (1)

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1001 Animated Shorts You Must See - The Full List (1001 movies items)

"DIR: Rudolf Ising SUMMARY: Foxy is a trolley engineer who must cope with problems from an obese hippo passenger and a disobedient set of wheels in this musical comedy. WHY IT'S HERE: Though largely forgotten now, Foxy was one of Warner Bros. early attempts at creating a cartoon star. Although his visual similarities to Mickey Mouse are undeniable, the Foxy shorts were different in tone to the Mickey films. Though Foxy's character is less well defined, the films he starred in are alive with e"