Make Believe Revue

About This Movie

Make Believe Revue is a curious little gem from 1935 that takes you into a whimsical world. Jack and Jill, alongside Mother Goose, find themselves in this animated fairytale land where a revue unfolds, packed with vibrant visuals and catchy musical numbers. The pacing sways between dreamlike sequences and lively performances, creating a surreal atmosphere that's hard to pin down. There's something about the practical effects and animation style that brings a certain charm, almost like a glimpse into a bygone era of creativity. Though the director remains unknown, the film has its own unique flair—a blend of childhood nostalgia and artistic ambition that really stands out.

Make Believe Revue has had a varied history across formats, primarily known through its original theatrical release and later preservation efforts. Its scarcity keeps it on the radar of collectors, as it represents a unique blend of animation and musical revue style from the mid-1930s. Interest in this title has grown among those who appreciate the era’s less mainstream offerings, particularly for its inventive use of animation and theatrical elements.