ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Harrison introduces Cindy to a pair of early sound films! Eddie Cantor sings, dances, and tells some extremely 1920s jokes. Harrison talks about vacuum tubes (again). A lion rides a skateboard. A man with aggressively-parted hair manipulates a duck.
In this episode:
"A Few Moments With Eddie Cantor" (film, 1923)
"Gus Visser and His Singing Duck" (film, 1925)
English
United States
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