The Bandmaster

Year: 1947

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Walter Lantz

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Andy Panda visits a chaotic circus where a female aerialist is saved by her own false teeth, acrobats and jugglers collide, a trapeze performer loses her wig during a wild rope‑spinning act, and a tipsy high‑wire walker ends up surrounded by pink elephants.

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