Solid Serenade (1946) - Tom and Jerry Theatrical Cartoon Series

Solid Serenade: Tom arrives at the home of his girlfriend, a white kitten, to sing a serenade. Just after climbing the wall surrounding her house, he provokes Killer (Spike) to come out of his doghouse and ties him up.

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Solid Serenade - 1946
MGM featuring Tom, Jerry, Killer (Spike), White Kitten.

Solid Serenade On Video! BCDB Rating: (4.7/5 stars from 22 users.)

Solid Serenade

Comments by: dingdog

Rating: 10 out of 10 stars

Posted: March 13, 2005

This short REALLY lets you absorb Tom's wily shenanigans as he pursues his love interest........if the mouse or the bulldog trip him up, he always gets back at them & continues his pursuits without missing a beat!
One of those episodes that defines Tom for all time: a lovable scoundrel.

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Solid Serenade

Comments by: werehound

Rating: 10 out of 10 stars

Posted: March 02, 2005

My Favorites...

Many, many times...Too many to be counted...(with the TV on, obviously) I have ignored the opening MGM-Cartoon "hymn" (if I may be forgiven). Then, to my great delight, the plunking out-of-tune notes on the bass violin, thumping out a joyful, minor-key, questioning tune. "I got a gal who's always late..." the vocal begins, and I'm transported to Cartoon Heaven. The magic of this animation and the perfect melding of the jazz classic make this one of my two favorite cartoons. (The other is: "The Dot and the Line") I know that tastes differ, trends differ, and you may not agree. It is, still, well worth watching. It is an enjoyable entertainment in a world that is becoming devoid of such pleasures.

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