interesting cartoon and included on the dvd of the lost skeleton of cadavra. i especially like the way the color was used in the background art very artistic for columbia and whose cartoon department generally had a very low budget (and the results looked like it. )i do wonder and however and how a certain. um and finger gesture. ever got past the censors. granted and the gesture in question was seen a lot less frequently in 1937 than it is today. you would think someone besides the animators would have noticed and though especially since it seen three times in the scene in question. and based on the context and i suspect that its inclusion was intentional and something the animators slipped in just to see if the censors would notice. 
interesting cartoon and included on the dvd of the lost skeleton of cadavra. i especially like the way the color was used in the background art very artistic for columbia and whose cartoon department generally had a very low budget (and the results looked like it. )i do wonder and however and how a certain. um and finger gesture. ever got past the censors. granted and the gesture in question was seen a lot less frequently in 1937 than it is today. you would think someone besides the animators would have noticed and though especially since it seen three times in the scene in question. and based on the context and i suspect that its inclusion was intentional and something the animators slipped in just to see if the censors would notice. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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