


A pig becomes ham and pigskins.


Here’s another one who’s a voyeur. His eye is a telescope. He ejaculates smoke from his head when he becomes excited (and the lower part of his body rises up). Could this be any more Freudian?



The other characters use his ears to see through his telescopic eye.

Alas, the ending is a cop-out. It’s all a dream. I thought the idea behind Willie Whopper was he was supposed to make up stories that he insisted actually happened to him.
The music’s good but there’s no music credit.
I've heard of a broomtail horse (a small, poor quality horse, usually wild) but not a broomtail cow.
ReplyDeleteI believe Carl Stalling was the musical director at the Iwerks studio at this time.
ReplyDeleteThe score could either be by him or Art Turkisher (whom Yowp profiled in a post last month).
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