The Singing Sap is a 1930 Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon.
Plot[]
A beach themed cartoon, mostly made up of musical gags. Oswald attempts to save a drowning hippo, too
Notes[]
- First cartoon co-directed by William "Bill" Nolan.
- First onscreen credits for Fred "Tex" Avery and Lester Kline.
- First time James Dietrich is credited under "Musical Score" instead of "Synchronization and Score"
- This cartoon's title is a play on the 1928 Warner Bros. feature The Singing Fool starring Al Jolson. Pinto Colvig provides the voice of the hippo in this short.
- This cartoon is the first cartoon to be reissued by Guild/Firelight as this cartoon all the way to Silly Superstition (1939) would all get a Guild/Firelight reissue print, thus most of the original prints that gotten a Guild/Firelight reissue print had them mostly destroyed, and poorly rendered, some of the original prints ended up being completely lost.