The Old Bull

Year: 1932

Runtime: 19 mins

Language: English

Director: George Marshall

Comedy

Thelma and Zazu borrow a car, letting Zazu drive. To avoid a bull pulled by three rustics, Zazu brakes, her foot jams, and the car crashes through a barn. The owner refuses to release them without payment, so they walk back to his house after dark. Outside they hear a radio warning of an escaped circus lion, forcing them to retrieve the car while dodging the farmer, his bull and the lion.

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