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Hey-Hey Fever is a 1935 animated short film from MGM's "Happy Harmonies" series. It features Bosko as he dreams of Mother Goose characters coming to life, triggered by a sign for Mother Goose bread.
Hey-Hey Fever has had a somewhat scattered release history, making it a bit tricky to pin down in terms of availability. It's primarily found on compilation discs of MGM's animated shorts, but original prints are definitely rare. Collector interest varies; while it may not be the crown jewel, it attracts those who appreciate the artistry of early animation. Its charm and uniqueness make it a noteworthy piece for those focusing on the evolution of animated storytelling.
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Hey-Hey Fever is an animated short film.
Hey-Hey Fever was released in 1935.
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The film features characters from Mother Goose stories.
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