As the Fly Flies

As the Fly Flies presents a humorous take on a professor's attempt to swat flies using a Rube-Goldberg-style contraption. The film utilizes a plummy-voiced narrator who interviews Professor Igor Puzzlewitz, leading to comedic chaos as the invention unfolds. This animation showcases the creativity and wit typical of Columbia's output during the era.

Collectors of classic animation will appreciate the film's unique narrative and visual style. As a piece from the 1940s, it reflects the innovative spirit of the time and the studio's contribution to animated shorts. Its distinct approach makes it a noteworthy example of early animated storytelling.