Bosko's Dizzy Date is a 1932 Looney Tunes short released on November 19, 1932, directed by Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising. It is the 26th short in the series.
Honey teaches violin to a mischievous kitten who plays terribly. Frustrated, she calls Bosko, who is asleep. His dog Bruno tries to wake him, eventually using the ringing phone as a whistle. Bosko arrives and, with Honey, sings and dances. The kitten dumps bathwater into Bosko’s saxophone, but he keeps playing, blowing bubbles. Honey dances down on the bubbles, popping them as she descends.
They go on a bicycle ride, forgetting the kitten. The cartoon features surreal gags and musical energy, with animation by Rollin Hamilton and music by Frank Marsales
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