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Juke Box Jamboree Story Detail


Juke Box Jamboree Cartoon Picture
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  • Swing Symphony Theatrical Cartoon Series
  • Walter Lantz Productions
  • Characters: Mouse, Alcohol Spirits, Carmen Miranda Lobster, Brazilian Dancers, Matchstick Men.
  • Originally Released in 1942.
  • Originally Released Theatrically.
  • Running Time: 7 minutes.
  • TechniColor
  • U.S.A.




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Cartoon Synopsis:



A cute little mouse living in a cafe is awakened from his sleep by ghosts playing the jukebox upstairs. The mouse climbs inside the machine and runs into trouble with an automatic record changer. Falling into a glass of Zowie Alcohol, he gets rip-roaring drunk. Derby-hatted "alcohol spirits" emerge from empty beer glasses. All the inhabitants of the bar come to life and sing and dance. A lobster dinner comes to life in the person of Carmen Miranda and dances a typical Brazilian dance. A big band plays rumbas in the Xavier Cugat style. Brazilian dancers are also seen dancing around a lampshade, and Latin "matchstick men" move to the beat, as well.
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