Come and see the glory of our post-war capitol of Washington D.C. circa 1950. It’s a beauty, in this movie designed to make Americans and foreigners alike visit the halls of power that run the good ‘ol US of A. As a bonus, the film is narrated by the ghost of the first, long-dead president, George Washington.

A new boy at school is having a hard time making friends, and then he has to ride a school bus on top of it, which he’s never taken. A nice girl all dressed in white makes friends with him, and heavily suggests that he take in interest in learning how to escape from a school bus. The girl turns out to be a ghost, who lived in his new house, and as for learning how to evacuate the bus, that comes in handy too.

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Betty Boop is forced to eat German food by her parents, so she decides to run away instead. Darkness falls quickly, and she takes shelter in a cave, which is haunted by Cab Calloway. Cab sings a mice song, and the music is slammin’ but the scary ghosts prove too much for Betty, so she runs back home, only to become enslaved to a life of sauerkraut and sausage. This film premiered March 11, 1932.

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