Extraordinary World of Charley Bowers." The Extra Quick Lunch 1917, 5’34, Animation - Mutt and Jeff A.W.O.L. 1918, 5’22, Animation Egged On 1926, 24’08, Slapstick He Done His Best 1926, 23’42, Slapstick A Wild Roomer 1926, 24’27, Slapstick Fatal Footstep 1926, 22’18, Slapstick Now You Tell One 1926, 22’18, Slapstick Many A Slip 1927, 11’36 (Incomplete), Slapstick Nothing Doing 1927, 21’17, Slapstick There It Is 1928, 17’22, Slapstick Say Ah-h! 1928, 14’02 (Incomplete), Slapstick It's A Bird 1930, 14’10, Slapstick Believe It Or Don’t Ca 1935, 7’53, stop-motion Animation Pete Roleum And His Cousins 1939, 15’41, stop-motion Animation Wild Oysters 1940, 10’06, stop-motion Animation - Released by Paramount Pictures as a Max Fleischer Animated Antic A Sleepless Night Ca 1940, 10’59, stop-motion Animation Note: Bowers had stint with Walter Lantz in 1930s. Pre-1926 he was the one of the main directors of Mutt and Jeff animated shorts. References Bibliography Banc-Titre (March 1978). pp. 10–11. Article on Bowers' films, with short biography. (in French) Funnyworld (October 1978). pp. 35–36. Memories of Bowers, by animator Dick Huemer. Midi-Minuit Fantastique (June 1967). pp. 62–65, Article on Bowers' films and career. (in French) External links Mark Bourne's review of Charley Bowers: The Rediscovery of an American Comic Genius at The DVD Journal Charles Bowers at Virtual History Animators from Iowa Animators from New Jersey American cartoonists People from Cresco, Iowa People from Wayne, New Jersey Silent film comedians Stop motion animators Burials at Cedar Lawn Cemetery 1880s births 1946 deaths 20th-century American comedians American male comedy actors