Tokyo Woes (1945) - Mr. Hook Theatrical Cartoon Series

Tokyo Woes: Tokyo Rose broadcasts a message encouraging servicemen not to bother with war bonds. The Sad Sack, a fake U.S.

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Tokyo Woes

Mr. Hook Theatrical Cartoon Series
Warner Bros.
Distributed by: U.S. Navy
Cartoon Characters: Mr. Hook, Japanese Announcer, Sad Sack, Singing Bond.
Voice Actors: Arthur Lake, Mel Blanc.
Directed By Robert Clampett).
Produced By Leon Schlesinger.
Written By Hank Ketcham.
Originally Released in 1945 (Estimate).
Originally Released Theatrically.
Black & White
U.S.A.

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"Tokyo Rose" broadcasts a message encouraging servicemen not to bother with war bonds. The Sad Sack, a fake U.S. POW with a Porky Pig voice, explains that life is... (more)

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Created for the US Navy in World War II. The Mr. Hook character was created by Hank Ketcham while at Walter Lantz Studios, where the first- and only color- Mr. Hook cartoon was produced. A... (more)

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