Buddy’s Day Out (1933)

USA, 1933
7m
35mm film, black and white, 1.37:1
mono, English

An American animated fantasy film directed by Tom Palmer. It marked the first apearance of new character Buddy, designed as a replacement for Bosko after his creators, Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising, left for MGM and took him with them. It was originally released in the USA on 9 September 1933.

Plot Summary

Buddy, Cookie and their baby Elmer go on a picnic.

Credits

* = uncredited

Crew
Directed by: Tom Palmer
Leon Schlesinger Studios
Produced by: Leon Schlesinger
Animation: Chuck Jones, Bill Mason, Paul Fennell *, Jack King *
Music by: Bernard Brown [real name: Bernard B. Brown], Norman Spencer
Musical Director: Norman Spencer *
Sound Recordist: Bernard B. Brown *

Voices
Jack Carr [Buddy] *
Bernice Hansen [Cookie] *