This was a bonus feature from the "Warner Night At The Movies" from the DVD feature film, "The Mayor Of Hell." It's definitely worth checking out. Outside of a little cat-abuse, the film has harmless slapstick gags as the monkey's shenanigans cause havoc in the streets while the band blasts out "42nd Street" at a faster-and-faster pace as the cartoon accelerates to a frenetic pace by the end.
The little animal turns out to be a great one-man band, amazing dancer, and celebrity impersonator (Harpo Mark, Laure & Hardy). However, the animated short really clicks into high gear about halfway through when the chimp begins to perform for a bunch of little kids in the street.
ORGANN GRINDER SOUND GRINDER WINDOWS
Some of the ways he gets to the windows are clever. Luís Manuel Valdovinos wears the iconic beige Mexico City organ grinder uniform. The while grinder sings, the little monkey climbs the tenement street windows to collect a coin here and there from an appreciative female audience. The levers connect to rods controlling valves that let air into the instrument’s pipes, producing sound. He is described as a truculent-looking organ grinder by the London. It has a true analog bypass ON/OFF switch as well as the two knobs, one for LEVEL and the other for DRIVE. It’s not only gorgeous but extremely simple to use.
He's the chimp part of the organ grinder's act. Mr Rawlins, a nineteenth-century Londoner tormented by the organ grinders of. The Organ Grinder is beautifully made, with a candy-apple red powder-coated chassis, two Gold Speed knobs, and fantastic front panel graphics by steampunk inspired artist Mark Hershberger. It features an immensely-talented monkey. This cartoon builds and builds and builds, and when it's over you're almost worn out.
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