Mannie Davis
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Directing · Born 1894-01-23 · Yonkers, New York, USA
Mannie Davis (born Emanuel Davis) was born on January 23, 1894 in Yonkers, New York, USA. He was a director and writer, known for Frisky Frolics (1932), The Lion Hunt (1938) and City Slicker (1951). He died in October 1975 in New York City, New York, USA.
Titles
All Out for 'V'
The Haunted Ship
Wolf! Wolf!
Silvery Moon
Opening Night
The Three Bears
Uncle Tom and Little Eva
The Talking Magpies
Indian Whoopee
A Toytown Tale
The Animal Fair
Skating Hounds
Gypped in Egypt
Laundry Blues
Noah Knew His Ark
Club Life in the Stone Age
Radio Racket
Frisky Frolics
The Wild Goose Chase
Snow Time
The Cat's Canary
A Romeo Robin
Midnight
Ants in Your Pantry
A Merry Chase
Mighty Mouse and the Pirates
Loves Labor Won
Aladdin's Lamp
Stone Age Stunts
Croon Crazy
The Snow Man
Chinese Jinks
Barnyard Melody
Dixie Days
The Last Mail
Bubbles and Troubles
Spring Antics
Old Hokum Bucket
Singing Saps
The Family Shoe
Good Old Schooldays
The Busy Bee
Dancing Shoes
The Mysterious Package
Foofle's Train Ride
Runaway Mouse
A Swiss Miss
King Tut's Tomb
Super Mouse Rides Again
The Last Roundup
Mighty Mouse Meets Jekyll and Hyde Cat
Mighty Mouse in the Trojan Horse
McDougal's Rest Farm
The Mysterious Stranger
The Witch's Cat
Hula Hula Land
Fresh Ham
The Prize Guest
The Magic Slipper
Carmen's Veranda