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Beep Peep (1959) | Slate

Beep Peep

An "Abstract (psychedelic) animation with beeping SFXs. Technicolor flowers, drawings in silhouette and zany interpretations of the BP shield logo." - BP Video Library

Released: 1959
Runtime: 2m
Genres: Animation

Direction and writing

Digby TurpinDirector

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