Spooks

Year: 1930

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Walter Lantz

AnimationHorrorComedy

At night the masked Phantom haunts a graveyard, then enters opera and falls for Kitty, jealous feline singer. He deflates the husky‑voiced hippo star and hides a phonograph under Kitty’s skirt so she can claim the voice. The flawed record makes her a hit, yet she abandons the Phantom for Oswald the Rabbit, who rescues her from catacombs.

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