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Father Time awakens, but realizes that with time going backwards it’s too late for him to do anything about it – as he rapidly shrinks down to a baby. Felix pulls on the master control in attempt to shift it to slow – but pulls too far, jamming the machine into “Reverse” gear. Deciding that Time is the one to blame for all of Felix’s troubles, Felix sneaks into the building while Father Time takes a break in an easy chair. Looking through the window, he discovers it’s the work station of Father Time, who kicks at a master time mechanism, pushing it into gear to go “faster”. On his way home, he passes a large building with numerous clock faces upon it. He remarks to the audience that time is moving too fast to suit him, and that at this rate, he’ll be old before he knows it (illustrated by images of him with a progressively-growing white beard). Landing on the street below, he observes traffic, fire and police vehicles zipping past, and jets streaming through the sky.

Racing through morning routine, he arrives at work only one minute late – and is promptly fired, and booted out an upper story window. Stone Age Felix, an episode of the television version of Felix the Cat from about 1960, appears to be the only episode of the series that attempts to adapt to modern form ideas from two Pat Sullivan silent Felixes of the 1920’s – Felix Trifles With Time, discussed in part one of this article, and Felix In the Bone Age (12/15/22), In this reworking, Felix awakes to his alarm clock, complaining that it seemed like a short rest, then realizing he’s got to hurry to make it to work. Let’s mosey along with Father Time through the end of the present trail, and follow the later entries in animation’s love-affair with clockwork up through the present day.

So, if possible, let me the first to wish the hardy few of you who are the first to read this post – HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!! For all you latecomers – well, there’s still plenty of cheer below to fill up your new day of festivities (if you can tear yourself away from all those football games!)Īll the clocks are ringing in celebration. I have no idea how many of you may be taking time away from your New Year’s celebrations to check out this site – but I know that if all computer systems are go, this article may be appearing precisely at the stroke of midnight (Pacific Time). From “The Wabbit Who Came To Supper” (1942)

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