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Moonlight for Two is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Rudolf Ising released in USA on 11 june 1932
Moonlight for Two (1932)
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Add to a movie listMoonlight for Two est un film américain d'animation réalisé par Rudolf Ising, sorti en 1932.
Produit par Leon Schlesinger et distribué par Warner Bros. Cartoons, ce cartoon fait partie de la série Merrie Melodies.
Synopsis
Goopy Geer courtise un autre chien à la danse. Sur le chemin, leur panneau se brise et devient une brouette. Les problèmes surviennent à la danse, quand un ours a un fusil de chasse, mais tout se passe bien grâce à un réchaud.Comments
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