A hungry hobo cat wants to sneak into a house to get at a fridge he thinks is bulging with food in King-Size Canary . He can’t quite reach ...

Perhaps this shot is the most famous ending of a Tex Avery cartoon. The cat and mouse chasing each other, trying to get an advantage on ...

Tex Avery didn’t rely on dialogue for many of his gags; think of the huge eye-takes in some of his MGM cartoons. In the 1947 short King-Si...

A mangy cat wants to eat, but all there is in the kitchen is a puny, emaciated bird. But then he sees this: Then the cat gets a brainstor...

The starving bum cat who wants to eat a puny canary (“Well, I’ve been sick”) realises he saw something on the label of a bottle of Garden Ju...

The hobo cat in King-Size Canary gallops to a fridge (the Coldernell model) that he envisions is full of food. Afraid not. Here are ...

The King Size Canary realises the cat chasing him has grown. Here’s the gag Tex Avery and Heck Allen came up with. Walt Clinton, Ray Abra...

As the characters grow in Tex Avery’s King-Size Canary , so the scene of action gets vaster. They start inside a home, then around a suburba...