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Uploaded by on Jun 27, 2008

Herman & Henry Classic Cartoon

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  • Because this is a WWII cartoon-the cat obviously represents Hitler-that's why this cartoon was hardly shown on TV these days.

  • A common theme with WW2 cartoons is that they took full advantage of the fact that the Morse code for "V" (for "victory") was dit-dit-dit-dah, which is also the opening notes of Beethoven's 5th Symphony.

    Also, the Roman numeral for 5 is V!

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  • All I could remember about this from my childhood was the mice singing "We did it before and we can do it again".

    Amazing how propaganda works on the minds of the young.

  • @TeamRocket2010 I always thought that cat was a Sylvester prototype.

  • And they say these cartoons are for kids. I laugh at whoever thought of that crap.

  • @YouToons100 Exactly!

  • @glowworm2 hitler

  • that was a smart cat in the begining

  • @ zachmisfitsrule: That's not Herman, he just has a character design similar to Herman's.

  • this film was shown alllllll the time when I was little. And thank GOD!  I now play piano at the WWII Museum (here in New Orleans!) It's because of THIS FILM that i know this great WWII song!!!

  • i thought Herman was a Harveytoons and noveltoon

  • I've had the song from this stuck in my head all day and I haven't seen it since about 1988. Instant gratification.

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