Felix The Cat - Arabiantics (1920-1929)

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Animation. One in the series of "Adventures of Felix the Cat" cartoons by Pat Sullivan.



FELIX THE CAT - ARABIANTICS



It's night time. Felix is tired but has no-where to go. He trades some milk with a hungry carpet seller. The carpet is a flying carpet. It flies off and Felix lands on a camels who runs off. Felix is dropped in an arab market and trades the carpet for a bag of jewels. A shifty looking man sees Felix and his bag of riches. He sends some trained mice to steal them. Felix searches the arab town and mistakes a mans hat for his bag. The man chases him and they fight. Felix wins! He enters an arab building and sees the thief with the jewels which he is giving to his harem of arabian women wearing veils. Felix tries to steal the jewels back, but the mice thow him out. Felix makes a banjo and plays The Camel Dance. The women dance so wildly their jewels fall off. Felix gathers them up laughing.
FILM ID:2941.09

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