Pink-A-Boo

Pink-A-Boo

June 26, 1966 Theatrical Series Pink Panther

Studio
DePatie-Freleng Enterprises
Distributor
Mirisch Films

Synopsis

The Pink Panther is relaxing, reading the evening news. A mouse goes by, pushing a row of sandwiches from the panther's refrigerator, then a watermelon. The Pink Panther tries to stop the mouse with no luck. The panther must stop a group of pesky mice from stealing his food, using his phone, and playing that awful go-go music while they throw a loud, rowdy party in his home. He grabs the phone book and calls a pest exterminator. Before he lays the phone, down the exterminator (the Big-Nose Man) knocks on the door.. The Pink Panther opens the door. The exterminator blasts him with a puff of smoke and disappears as quickly as he came. The panther pulls out a book from his shelf titled "How to Get Rid of Mice." Addressing this problem creates an ironic finale.

Characters

Pink Panther, Big-Nose Man, Mice, Dogs

Credits

Directing

Director
Hawley Pratt

Producing

Producer
David H. DePatie, Isadore Freleng (as Friz Freleng)

Writing

Writer
John W. Dunn

Voices

Voice
June Foray (Baby)

Music

Music
Walter Greene
Pink Panther Theme Song
Henry Mancini

Editing

Editor
Eugene Marks

Crew

Layouts
Dick Ung
Backgrounds
Tom O'Loughlin
Production Supervision
Bill Orcutt
In Charge of Production
Lee Gunther
Color by
DeLuxe

Production notes

June Foray had previously worked with Friz Freleng during the golden years of the Looney Tunes cartoons.

Walter Greene's first cartoon as music score director.