狗请客

"On the tenth day of the month, I accompanied friends to visit the China Film Company. First, Mr. Du Shouqi guided us through various departments, followed by a screening of the new film 'Dog Treats.' This film was primarily drawn by the artist Huang Wennong and took four months to complete. The entire film is over a thousand feet long, with a screening time of about half an hour. The plot is highly amusing, and the action is exceptionally agile. The film features two real characters—one a young woman and the other a street vendor—blending live-action with animation, making it even more interesting. The text in the promotional materials is quite peculiar, carrying a comedic tone. The film consists of only three reels, rented to cinemas at a very low price. Another film is currently being rushed into production, and in the future, both films will be rented out simultaneously to avoid losses." —"Review of the New Film 'Dog Treats,'" published in the September 10, 1924 issue of "Shenbao · Local Supplement."