
1012S - A CASE OF SPRING FEVER (1940; 8m)

Shown with Movie: 1012-Squirm
Short Type: Commercial/Promotional
Plot: A obnoxious springy sprite grants a man his wish that all springs disappear...a wish that he soon
regrets.
Prod: Jam Handy Organization
(*423S/424S-Hired! Parts 1 and 2;
*603S-The Selling Wizard;
607S-Uncle Jim's Dairy Farm;
610S-A Young Man's Fancy;
618S-Out of This World)
For: Chevrolet (*423S/424S; American Look)
Characters (actors unknown):
Coily, Gilbert Willoughby
Trivia: This short is a very early example of mixing animation with live action in film. It also has
two features common in many industrial films: a product animated with human characteristics and the "what
would we do without" theme.
Of course, the springs in this short are of metal, not water, and the story conveniently shows the importance
of springs in many mechanical objects, especially the Chevrolet automobile.
Last Updated: 3/28/1999
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