Doc Yak, Moving Picture Artist (1914)
Everyone is interested in the making of a modern newspaper, and a peep behind the doors in "the world's greatest" shows how ink flies when inspiration strikes, or the persistent copy boy (known as "the devil") stands at the artist's elbow urging haste. How Old Doe Yak materializes in the busy brain of the cartoonist, and walks right into the picture, adding to the gaiety of nations, is shown most amusingly. After the page is drawn Doc Yak becomes animated, pours gasoline into his tank, cranks up and whirls off in a cloud of smoke. There is only one Doc Yak, and Sidney Smith is his creator, general director and faithful delineator.
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GenresAnimation
Comedy
Short
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Sidney Smith | Director |
| Sidney Smith | Writer |
| Sidney Smith | Writer |
| William Nicholas Selig | Producer |
| Sidney Smith | Producer |
