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  • Leon Schlesinger Studios
  • Animated Characters: Fifth-Column Mouse, Three Mice, Cat.
  • Originally Released in 1943.
  • Running Time: 7:32 minutes.
  • Color
  • U.S.A.  U.S.A.


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Production Notes:


The dot-dot-dot-dash that the mouse shaves into the cat is Morse code for a "V for Victory".

The cat is portrayed with stereotypical derogatory Japanese features in a non-PC scene with a mouse giving the Nazi salute. The cat is also briefly caricatured as Hitler, thanks to the condensation on the window as he looks in at the mice.

Note that the Blue Ribbon reissue drops the word "The" from the title, as well as the hyphen between "Fifth" and "Column," to read "Fifth Column Mouse."

Songs include: "Ain't We Got Fun?" (Ray Egan), The Mice; "We Did It Before (And We Can Do It Again)" (Charlie Tobias-Cliff Friend), Chorus of House Mice.

Alternate Title: "Fifth Column Mouse."


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