Jasper in a Jam
Jasper in a Jam (1946) is a short film in the Puppetoon Series by George Pal. It starred the voice of singer Peggy Lee, and was directed by Duke Goldstone.
Plot summary
The story takes place in a pawnshop where Jasper visits in the city. Every night at midnight, all the musical instruments in the pawnshop come to life and play. The music of Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra are featured playing the songs "Pompton Turnpike" and "Cherokee" and Lee (as a singing harp) sings "Old Man Mose is Dead". Meanwhile, Jasper after playing a clarinet and jamming with a magic trumpet he is then trapped by a totem pole which plays the saxophone. while being stalked by a clay Indian who throws axes at him. When the night watchman enters the shop, all the items return to their places and Jasper finally makes his escape.
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1930s |
- Ship of the Ether
- Philips Cavalcade
- The Sleeping Beauty (1935 film)
- Vier Asse
- Sinbad (1936 film)
- What Ho, She Bumps
- Sky Pirates
- Radiorør-revolusjonen
- Love on the Range
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1940s |
- Western Daze
- Dipsy Gypsy
- Hoola Boola
- The Gay Knighties
- Rhythm in the Ranks
- Tulips Shall Grow
- Jasper and the Watermelons
- The Sky Princess
- Mr. Strauss Takes a Walk
- Jasper and the Haunted House
- Jasper and the Choo-Choo
- Bravo, Mr. Strauss
- 500 Hats of Bartholemew Cubbins
- Jasper's Music Lesson
- The Truck That Flew
- The Little Broadcast
- Jasper Goes Fishing
- Good Night Rusty
- A Hatful of Dreams
- Package for Jasper
- Say Ah, Jasper
- Jasper Goes Hunting
- And to Think I Saw It on Mulberry Street
- Jasper's Paradise
- Two-Gun Rusty
- Jasper's Booby Traps
- Hot Lips Jasper
- Jasper Tell
- Jasper's Minstrels
- Jasper's Close Shave
- Jasper and the Beanstalk
- My Man Jasper
- Olio for Jasper
- Together in the Weather
- John Henry and the Inky-Poo
- Jasper's Derby
- Shoe Shine Jasper
- Wilbur the Lion
- Tubby the Tuba
- Date with Duke
- Rhapsody in Wood
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Book:Peggy Lee
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