Feline Follies

Feline Follies (1919)
by Pat Sullivan

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Production company	Pat Sullivan Studio
Director	Otto Messmer (d. 1983)
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793564Feline Follies1919Pat Sullivan

Paramount Magazine

"FELINE FOLLIES"

by
Pat Sullivan

Famous Players⁠Lasky Corporation

Pussyville has its "Follies" as well as Broadway. Its fads, foibles, and frivolities are as brilliant and as mischievous as the Great White Way brand. And the feline version has a plot, categorically speaking.

MEOW

Master Tom, who scalps unwary mice and breaks feline hearts with equal assurance and dispatch meets Miss Kitty White and capitulates at sight.

Master Tom performs his "toilette" with all the care and skill of a debutante.

And while the cat's away-------!

They select as a rendezvous that hallowed spot of feline lovers: the Back Fence---in a thickly populated neighborhood, of course.

I'VE ONLY GOT NINE LIVES TO LIVE- AN' I'LL LIVE THEM ALL FOR YOU!

CAN THAT NOISE!!

SCAT!!

VAMOOSE!!

GIT OUTER THAT!

BEAT IT!!

TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE ASH CAN!

The trysting place.

SHE'S LATE!

GARBAGE

SHOOT SOMETHING LIVELY!

GARBAGE

JAM

BEAT IT!

MEOW!⁠SP-T-T

MEOW!!

'LO MUM!⁠ME-OW!!

'LO' MA!

GAS WORKS

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