Charlie's World Cruise

⭐ Featured Review

"Crowds clamor to get on board ships that are already filled to the rails. That's no problem for Charlie. He waves his passport from 'The Republic of the Air' and is seated immediately, where it's atthe Folies Bergere in Paris, a football match in Berlin, or an airplane over a hacienda. It's a black-and-white cartoon from George Pal for Philipss' radios, which boasted they gave you a front row seat to any event -- even better, because you didn't have to sit in the rain at a football match. It's very simple drawings for Pal's advertising cartoon, li..."