The Peanut Vendor

Year: 1933

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: English

Director: Dave Fleischer

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The vendor sets up a peanut stall inside a zoo, but an irritable elephant and a parade of other animals repeatedly disrupt his sales. Desperate, he enlists the aid of a nearby singer, whose performance draws a crowd and gives the vendor a chance to salvage his business. (Not to be confused with the stop‑motion short of the same name.)

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