Oswald deals with a little rascal who damages the water pipes..
Jack Carr, William Nolan, Tex Avery
United States
If you have six minutes and love old-school cartoon chaos, yes, The Plumber (1933) is totally worth a quick watch today. Anyone who misses the raw, weird energy of early black-and-white animation will have a blast, but if you need a coherent story, you're gonna hate it. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit plays a plumber who is j...
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William Nolan
Frank Moser
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"If you have six minutes and love old-school cartoon chaos, yes, The Plumber (1933) is totally worth a quick watch today. Anyone who misses the raw, weird energy of early black-and-white animation will have a blast, but if you need a coherent story, you're gonna hate it. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit plays a plumber who is just trying to do his job. But this little rascal kid keeps messing with the water pipes and ruining everything. It is basically just five minutes of water spraying everywhere. 💦 ..."
Animation, Short
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