Hold Anything
About Hold Anything
Bosko plays music while drilling on a construction site, toys with a mouse that falls on a saw, and is hoisted up a beam by a goat that swallows the mouse. From there he sees Honey and plays Don't Hold Everything on her typewriter, then on the goat after it swallows a steam engine and floats away. He falls onto bricks and splits into six tiny Boskos.
Cast & crew
More about Hold Anything
Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising directed, and Isadore Freleng and Norman Blackburn animated, the third Bosko Looney Tune. Wikipedia dates a release as early as August 9, 1930. Wikidata lists 6 minutes.
Themes
Music
Frank Marsales composed the music. Don't Hold Everything is the featured song.
Notes
- It is loosely based on the lost film Hold Everything.
- The song Don't Hold Everything from that film is the number Bosko plays.
- The catalog director credit is Harman alone. Wikidata and Wikipedia name both Harman and Ising.
Scenes
- Bosko plays the typewriter for Honey.
- The inflated goat floats off while Bosko hangs on.
Influenced by
- Hold Everything
Also available
- Wikimedia Commons (Hold Anything (1930).webm)
