Neptune Nonsense

Year: 1936

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Burt Gillett

ComedyAnimation

Felix feeds his pets—a bird, two dogs and goldfish Annabelle—who feels lonely. Determined to find a companion, Felix ventures underwater where he discovers another goldfish distressed. He is summoned before King Neptune, accused of wanting to eat the fish, but explains his motives. Neptune grants him a fish from the orphanage, leaving everyone content.

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