Red-Headed Baby

Year: 1931

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Rudolf Ising

AnimationComedyMusic

When the toymaker drifts off, his toys spring to life and break into the tune “Red‑Headed Baby.” A red‑haired baby doll starts the melody, soon joined by her lover, the toy soldier Napoleon. Their merriment is interrupted by a spider that swoops down and snatches the doll, prompting Napoleon to race in and rescue her.

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