Mouse-Warming

Mouse-Warming

September 8, 1952 Theatrical Series Looney Tunes

Studio
Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.
Distributor
Warner Bros.

Synopsis

A moving van arrives at a house occupied by Claude the Cat bearing a mouse family – dad, mom, and teen-aged daughter. They take up residence in the wall and all seem to be bliss until the daughter spies the young male mouse who lives in the wall across the room. He also spots her and it is instant love. Claude the Cat, however, does everything he can to catch the little guy and end this romance. Everything he tires backfires including the use of forged love notes. The boy mouse catches on the forgery and sends a forged note of his own inviting Claude to join the backyard bulldog for a game of cards. This doesn't work out well for Claude but is a great help to the boy and girl mouse.

Characters

Claude Cat, Mice, Butcher, Hector the Bulldog

Credits

Directing

Director
Chuck Jones (as Charles M. Jones)

Producing

Producer
Edward Selzer

Writing

Writer
Michael Maltese

Animation

Animator
Ben Washam, Lloyd Vaughan (misspelled Vaughn in credits), Ken Harris

Voices

Voice
Mel Blanc

Music

Music
Carl Stalling
Orchestrations
Milt Franklyn

Crew

Layouts
Robert Gribbroek
Backgrounds
Phil De Guard

Production notes

Mel Blanc is credited as providing the voices but there are no voices in this film. The only sounds are sound effects and music.

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