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Spring and Saganaki

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The first-half story of this two-story cartoon finds "Hattie" greeting the coming of "Spring" with an earful of music and an eyeful of romance between her two dolls; the second one has Hamilton Ham & His World Players presenting the tale of a Japanese woodcutter who wants to be an Imperial Soldier. The regular soldiers laugh at his banner...but it is his banner that makes the bandits laugh, and be easily captured.

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What is Spring and Saganaki (1958) about?

The first-half story of this two-story cartoon finds "Hattie" greeting the coming of "Spring" with an earful of music and an eyeful of romance between her two dolls; the second one has Hamilton Ham & His World Players presenting the tale of a Japanese woodcutter who wants to be an Imperial Soldier. The regular soldiers laugh at his banner...but it is his banner that makes the bandits laugh, and…

How long is Spring and Saganaki?

Spring and Saganaki has a runtime of 7 min and premiered in 1958.

Is Spring and Saganaki worth watching?

Spring and Saganaki holds an IMDb rating of 5.1/10. Fans of Animation are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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