
Farmer Al Falfa tries bashing his radio with a broom to stop it from broadcasting the Sinatra cat from crooning into his home. The third time around, the uncredited animator adds lines and multiples of the good farmer to enhance the speed of the broom-bashing.
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The cartoon’s not in the same ballpark as Frank Tashlin’s “Swooner Crooner” or Tex Avery’s “Li’l ‘Tinker” (floating seems to be a gag that doesn’t really build to anything). John Foster gets the mandatory story credit with Connie Rasinski directing.
I believe that's Carlo Vinci's animation of Farmer Al Falfa bashing the radio, Yowp!
ReplyDeleteThis plot idea was also used in the Bugs Bunny dream sequence in Two Guys From Texas.
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