Nyahh, Wolf!

A wolf vanquished by Scrappy, Oopy, a goat and hot coals bays in defeat on a hill outside the goat’s home in The Wolf at the Door (1932).



The smoke from the chimney of the house forms a message for the wolf.



The print is battered but you get the idea.

Dick Huemer wrote the story, such as it is, with Sid Marcus and Art Davis receiving animation credits. Joe De Nat opens the cartoon with Franz Schubert’s "Erlkönig" that was also heard in Warner Bros. cartoons.