Tokio Jokio

Year: 1943

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Norm McCabe

ComedyAnimation

“Captured” Japanese newsreel shows: an aircraft spotter marking planes and a fire HQ burned; “Personalities in the News” shows Yamamoto bragging about White House plans and an electric chair awaits. A submarine launched early unfinished, and plane’s landing gear is a tiny man on a tricycle.

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