Bosko and Bruno

Year: 1932

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Hugh Harman

ComedyAnimation

Bosko, a hobo with his dog Bruno, wanders the railroad and ends up on a bridge as a train approaches. They escape on a waiting handcar, but Bruno’s foot catches on a switch, making Bosko think his companion is dead. The “train whistle” proves to be a mooing cow. They try to steal a chicken for eggs, ride a runaway boxcar and have a run‑in with cow.

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