Bravo, Mr. Strauss

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"An invading army of inhuman hardware goose-steps into the city, with bodies of ball bearings, their heads nuts mounted on screws. They destroy art, laboratories, and libraries. But when they knock over a statue of Johann Strauss, a remarkable thing happens. Music fills the air and the statue comes to life to play "The Blue Danube." It's narrated by Robert C. Bruce -- he sounds like Walter Pidgeon to me -- and this lovely little Puppetoon from Pal is a fne propaganda piece, contemptuous of the fascists, and confident of the triumph of truth, beauty, and the power of music. It&ap..."