Harry and Tonto

Opening scene from writer, producer and director Paul Mazursky, Art Carney the title character with Tonto his cat, Rene Enriquez as "Jesus" and Herbert Berghof as "Jacob" in support, from Harry And Tonto, 1974.

With hitcher Ginger (Melanie Mayron), Harry (Art Carney) arrives at the Chicago bookshop run by his lovelorn daughter Shirley (Ellen Burstyn), his grandson Norman (Josh Mostel) making a half-hearted attempt to intervene, in Paul Mazursky's Harry And Tonto, 1974.

At Newark airport ready to begin his journey west, Harry (Art Carney) discovers Tonto has to go through the metal detector so he abandons the plane, and meets a talkative cabbie (Muriel Beerman), in Paul Mazursky's Harry And Tonto, 1974.

Arrival of the police car indicating that the situation has suddenly become urgent, retired New York schoolteacher Harry (Art Carney) being evicted, and panicked son Burt (Philip Bruns) with a weak rescue, early in writer-producer-director Paul Mazursky's Harry And Tonto, 1974.

When his apartment house is condemned, a retired man (Art Carney) goes searching for his place in the world in Harry & Tonto (1974).