


Well, almost. The radio gets its revenge in the usual Disney butt-violation method.



The yelping Pluto then disappears from the cartoon. Why Disney and his story people didn’t have the dog run into the radio studio and chase the cat, I don’t know. Instead, Mickey runs after the animal with some unfunny gags (a broom splits a piano in half?) that, somehow, make me think of Tom Palmer’s short career at Warners.
There are no credits on this cartoon except Uncle Walt’s. I think he plays the cat in this.
Hey, at least we get a Pre-Code "nipple" gag. (The Mick should have used the "Don't touch that dial!" line later denied Baby Bottleneck).
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