The Cat Concerto (1947) - Tom and Jerry Theatrical Cartoon Series

The Cat Concerto: Tom is an acknowledged master pianist primed to give his greatest performance of Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody. As he prepares and finally settles down, ready to play, Jerry is determined to disrupt Tom's concert.

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The Cat Concerto - 1947
MGM featuring Tom, Jerry.

The Cat Concerto On Video! BCDB Rating: (4/5 stars from 25 users.)

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Comments by: svenge

Rating: 10 out of 10 stars

Posted: November 28, 2005

This is easily the most enjoyable T&J short ever made. The fact that every move, every smack, slap, slam-- EVERYTHING goes along with the music (which is very enjoyable by itself) makes it almost mesmerizing. I would recommend this to newcomers and fans alike.

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The Cat Concerto

Comments by: Paul_9686

Rating: 10 out of 10 stars

Posted: March 22, 2005

Paul_9686

It's cartoons like this one which explain why I like and prefer classical music to any other kind! Favorite scene--when Tom catches his finger in the strategically-placed mousetrap, and then looks on angrily as Jerry dances back and forth on the piano keys in a most smart-alecky way. Perfect 10!

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The Cat Concerto

Comments by: ThePsauce

Rating: 10 out of 10 stars

Posted: March 08, 2003

A definite classic, love the random acts of violence in this one, especially the part where Tim strikes Jerry in the head with the little rod inside the piano, and it takes Jerry a little while before it kicks in that the thing that hit him hurt.

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