The Queen was in the Parlor
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About This Movie
The Queen was in the Parlor is a 1932 fantasy animation comedy that features the last Goopy Geer cartoon. Directed by Leon Schlesinger Productions, this short film showcases a whimsical tale of knights and jesters in a castle setting.
The Queen was in the Parlor is a notable film among collectors primarily because it marks the end of the Goopy Geer series, making it a bit of a relic. It was released in various formats over the years, but vintage 16mm prints are particularly sought after. The scarcity often drives interest, especially among those who appreciate the evolution of animation from this era. It's interesting how this one cartoon encapsulates the playful spirit of its time while being overshadowed by more mainstream titles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre does The Queen was in the Parlor belong to?
The Queen was in the Parlor is a fantasy animation comedy.
Who directed The Queen was in the Parlor?
The film was produced by Leon Schlesinger Productions.
What year was The Queen was in the Parlor released?
The Queen was in the Parlor was released in 1932.
What keywords are associated with The Queen was in the Parlor?
The film is associated with the keyword 'goopy geer.'
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