The Talking Dog (Walter Lantz Productions)

After crimping and saving, Maggie finally has accumulated enough money to pay off the mortgage. She gives the money to Sam, and as he leaves the house with the... (more)

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Talking Dog

Comments By: absolutpaul

While not quite a classic, this one was made in the tradition of Tex Avery, who had previously made 'Crazy Mixed Up Pup'. This one reprises Maggie, Sam, and Daws Butler's deadpan dog ("You disagreeable wench!")
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The Talking Dog (1956) - Maggie and Sam Theatrical Cartoon Series

The Talking Dog: After crimping and saving, Maggie finally has accumulated enough money to pay off the mortgage.

Universal Studios: Walter Lantz: Maggie and Sam: The Talking Dog

The Talking Dog

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Talking Dog

The Talking Dog
	Maggie and Sam Theatrical Cartoon Series Walter Lantz Productions Distributed by: Universal Pictures Cartoon Characters: Maggie, Sam, Con Man, Dog. Voice Actors: Grace Stafford, Daws Butler. Directed By Alex Lovy. Produced By Walter Lantz. Animated By Ray Abrams, LaVerne Harding. Written By Homer Brightman. Originally Released on August 27, 1956. Originally Released Theatrically. TechniColor U.S.A. Cast Your Vote Here! BCDB Rating: "The Talking Dog" has not yet received enough votes to be rated. Social: Tweet Pin Post your Comments or Review
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