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1944
Screwball Squirrel - For its first appearance,
Screwy Squirrel gets rid violently of a charming small squirrel, Disney
way, which was ready to live a new adventure with all its
friends with feathers and hairs. Then, Screwy Squirrel and its old
enemy Meathead can continue their stampede in some increasingly
insane situations until the final gag and the reconciliation of the
two adversaries fighting Sammy the squirrel together. This
manifesto against Disney is a pure wonder and Squirrel remains an unequalled
character.
Batty Baseball - Film about baseball, rather minor
in comparison with the production of the time, which has nevertheless
some tasty gags.
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Happy-Go-Nutty - Second shutter of
Squirrel-Meathead's saga, as speed as the first. The dog drives out the
squirrel escaped prisoner of the lunatic asylum because it was caught
for Napoleon. Completely irrational track-race to the
frame of end, where the two accomplices stop suddenly and tighten
the hand, before Meathead realizes that Napoleon... it's itself.
A must!
Big-Heel-Watha - The insane Squirrel changes
comparse for this third edition, in which it must escape the Indian
warrior Heel-Watha. This one, in exchange of food for the tribe, will obtain
the hand of ravissante Minnie Hot-Cha. Afterwards many adventures,
Screwy Squirrel decides to be captured to allow the marriage of the
warrior with a squaw which are in first an ugly girl (making flee all
the tribe) then a superb creature. Brilliant...
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1945
The Screwy truant - Meathead is back in a simplified
form, in order to bring back Squirrel on the path of the school. New
episode of stampede, stuffed more laughing gags ones than the others.
Heel-Watha required of the witness: " Are you amazed ?
But in a cartoon everything is possible! ". A news and masterly
illustration of this averyan precept.
The shooting of Dan Mc Goo - Violence and erotism
(and humour naturally) forms the program of this masterpiece.
The action occurs in a bar in Alaska. Red Hot is now
a Lady Lou with increasingly suggestive swaying walks, which put
in fright the wolf when this one is going to kill McGoo
(Droopy). After having rid of the wolf, Droopy is kissed by Lady Lou, becomes insane as
the wolf then pronounces its immortal "You know what? I'm happy."
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