Then the “cat” sees a dog.
Heck Allen insisted he did very little to obtain a story credit on Avery’s cartoons but we’ll mention him here nonetheless. If nothing else, he encouraged Avery to spew forth with his nutty humour.
Tuesday, 17 January 2017
A Mouse! A Dog!
One of my favourite gags in Tex Avery’s The Three Little Pups is how a hand puppet of a cat being worn by the southern wolf takes on a life of its own when it sees a mouse (a wind-up variety let loose by Droopy).
Then the “cat” sees a dog.
Heck Allen insisted he did very little to obtain a story credit on Avery’s cartoons but we’ll mention him here nonetheless. If nothing else, he encouraged Avery to spew forth with his nutty humour.
Then the “cat” sees a dog.
Heck Allen insisted he did very little to obtain a story credit on Avery’s cartoons but we’ll mention him here nonetheless. If nothing else, he encouraged Avery to spew forth with his nutty humour.
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Love the backgrounds!
ReplyDeleteI don't think Vera Ohman got nearly as stylised at Hanna-Barbera as she did in this cartoon, though I can think of some fences that come close (by other artists).
DeleteMeow, man.
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