Symphony in SLANG (1951, dir. by Tex Avery)

John Brown provided all voices here. He had been a busy radio, movie and TV actor {"Thorny" on "THE ADVENTURES OF OZZIE & HARRIET", "Digger O'Dell" on "THE LIFE OF RILEY", "Al" on "MY FRIEND IRMA", etc.}, but was "blacklisted" in 1952 after he refused to cooperate with the House Un-American Activities Committee on "naming names" (i.e. "which of your friends are Communists?"). Tex Avery found work for him in a few more cartoons, but he was virtually unemployable after 1954. Brown died in 1957.

Avery GOLD!

Beautiful design, hilarious, perfect timing.. unbelieable.

RIP Tex

THIS IS MY FAVORITE CARTOON!!!!!!!!!

I'd been looking for this, but couldn't find it.
Just now, I was reading Tv Tropes, and they mentioned it by name.

And here I am.

Yes.

no commen

@jaguilar300
No, I meant the punching cows part, not the ticket.

@TheArachnoid Sorry for the misunderstanding. A cowboy is sometimes referred to a cowpuncher (tends to cows).

@TheArachnoid Sorry for the misunderstanding. A cowpuncher is another name for a cowboy (one who tends to cattle herds, not the gunslinger type)

one of the best cartoons ever made!

I hate literal gags! I almost died laughin!