I Love to Singa

1936·Movie

8min

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Not available to stream in (flatrate)

About

I Love to Singa depicts the story of a young owl who wants to sing jazz, instead of the classical music that his German parents wish him to perform. The plot is a lighthearted tribute to Al Jolson's film The Jazz Singer.

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Genres: Children's Film Musical Comedy Fairy Tale
Mood: WhimsicalFunLight-HeartedCheerfulMusical
Themes: Self-DiscoveryFollow Your DreamsAcceptance
Plot: Journey To StardomMusical CompetitionTalented OutsiderOvercoming PrejudiceFinding One's Voice
Pacing: LeisurelySteady
Narrative: Hero's JourneyComing-Of-Age
Dialog: Playful TeasingMusical Numbers
Character Types: UnderdogMentorInnocent
Humor: SlapstickCharacter-Based Humor
Time: 1930s
Place: Rural CountrysideUrban CityscapeStage
Cinematic Style: Bright LightingVibrant Color Palette
Costume and Set: Colorful SetsPeriod-Accurate Costumes

Sequels and Prequels

No sequels or prequels available

Crew

Directed by:

Tex Avery

Produced by:

Leon Schlesinger

Composed by:

Norman Spencer, Salvadore Cammarano

Cast

Billy Bletcher

Father (voice)

Tommy Bond

Owl Jolson (voice)

Johnnie Davis

Owl Jolson (singing voice)

Joe Dougherty

Stuttering Bird (voice)

Bernice Hansen

Fat Chicken Singer (voice)

Martha Wentworth

Mother (voice)

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