This Terrytoon itself isn’t that great, though it borrows an explosion/outline gag that Tex Avery liked. The cats are battling each other for the one lone mouse to eat. In this scene, a cat substitutes a stick of dynamite for the mouse as it is about to be eaten by another cat. Cut to the next scene where the newly-fed cat explodes, leaving just an outline. No matter, he strolls around a building and out of the cartoon.






We don’t just get the Terry Splash™. We get the Terry Sewer Splash™.
Connie Rasinski directed this 1955 release. Dayton Allen is the Germanic narrator.
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