I Only Have Eyes for You

The film revolves around an iceman who is infatuated with a beautiful girl, while an older spinster hopes to win his affection through cooking. The girl, however, has a preference for famous crooners like Bing Crosby and Rudy Vallee. In a bid to impress her, the iceman enlists the help of an imitator to croon for him. This plan initially succeeds until complications arise, leading to comedic turmoil as the imitator struggles with the cold conditions of the ice van.

As a piece from the late 1930s, I Only Have Eyes for You captures the animation style and storytelling approaches of its era. Its family and comedy genres make it suitable for audiences of various ages. Collectors of classic animation and Warner Bros. productions will find interest in this short film, as it reflects the charm and creativity of early animated features.