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1946 (continuation)
Northwest Hounded Police - It is a variation on
the topic developed in Dumb-Hounded. Insane track race
between the Wolf and McPoodle (alias Droopy) which always precedes
its victim though this one goes. Good pretext for very many and
extraordinary gags. In spite of this identical topic,
a very different and hilarious cartoon.
Henpecked Hoboes - This last cartoon of 1946 sees the beginning of
the couple George and Junior. Two tramps,
a small leader and a large dummy, who will do everything here to seize a
chick after having dispatched the cock towards the North Pole.
Erotic, food or maternal seduction, all their tricks will fail
lamentably thanks to the stupidity of Junior. Laughing. |
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1947
Hound Hunters - 1947 starts with two
cartoons using the characters of George and Junior. Here, become
pound guards, they try vainly to catch a puppy.
The successive disguises of the two heroes and their tricks will be
put in failure by our delicious and dumb Junior.
Red Hot Rangers - Become foresters, George and
Junior try to catch a small turbulent flame which devours
all that it approaches. Afterwards many adventures, the small flame
will explode of dynamite, which will kill it. Great cartoon, Junior
continuing to take kicks in the backside for each errors.
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Uncle Tom's Cabana - There is all, in this cartoon,
to constitute a masterpiece. An original story (although the topic
was treated by Avery 10 years rather for Warner), villain really
vicious (Simon Legree), a trepidant track race with delirious
situations, a girl more ravissante that never in a superb performance
(Little Eva singing Carry me back to Old Virginy)
and a morals!
Uncle Tom tells to little children the true story of his
cabana, transformed in a night club to escape the promoter and predator
Simon Legree. Story whose Uncle Tom is the invulnerable hero (in
spite of the cruel boundless ingenuity deployed by Legree to get rid
of him), but which leaves septic one of the children. "
That the lightning falls on me if this is not true " declares Tom at the end,
which occurs indeed. Sort of quintessence of the averyan genius, which sees for the last time
Preston Blair animating his famous creatures...
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