Cheese it, the Cat!

Released May 4/57. Daws Butler plays the Kramden and Norton mice. One of a few cartoons where Bob Majors did the backgrounds for McKimson when Dick Thomas left the unit.

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Film & Animation

[emily558ful]

that sound made me jump i am like what the heck is that noise?

[FlukeDogg08]

4:59 "Invisible ink? Martin, you are a mentle-case!!!"

[valnats]

There were actually FOUR parodies of Ralph and Norton. The three mice ones, and one bugs bunny cartoon, Half fare hare, where he meets Ralph and Norton as train bums who want to cook him for a bum's stew.

[Hotshotter3000]

How many of these were made?

[phanFXR]

LOL what a kick I get out of this one "Morton you are invisible"

[TimelordR]

A funny takeoff of the Honeymooners. Thanks for sharing.

[PunkyBear36]

5:08 heh heh, Ed Slezer!

[fromthesidelines]

This was the second of McKimson's "Honeymousers" cartoons (the last, "Mice Follies", was released in 1960). Gleason thought about suing Warner Bros. after the first one was released in '56, but eventually decided to drop the matter.

[Renaki0586]

@OniMau619 heh, I know, right? I thought that was my laptop messing up at first until I played the scene again X_X;

[Geminiman019]

5:43 Thanks Goodness, Warner Bros 50s cartoons weren't HAPPY TREE FRIENDS, because that cat wasn't shaved but sliced on ribbons and will be a lot of flesh and blood. That scene reminds me first episode of HEROES.

[OniMau619]

I should have read the comments before watching this.... that sound @1:24 and headphones don't mix. x_X