Ventriloquist Cat

Ventriloquist Cat

May 27, 1950 Theatrical Series Spike

Studio
MGM
Distributor
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Synopsis

An alley cat gets caught painting "I hate dogs!" on a wall by Spike, an angry bulldog. The cat jumps in a storage crate to escape, only to discover a trick "be a Ventriloquist!!" device that can throw your voice. The cat uses it to make the dog think that he's everywhere on the planet, and the chase is on. However, the dog wins the day.

Characters

Spike, Alley Cat, Cop, Dogs

Credits

Directing

Director
Tex Avery

Producing

Producer
Fred Quimby

Writing

Writer
Rich Hogan

Voices

Voice
Daws Butler (Spike)

Music

Music
Scott Bradley

Pictures

Reviews

The Ventriloquist Cat

krystalblue07August 31, 2005

Hello! I think that cartoon is SO FUNNY! Please show it again, so I can get it on tape. Iv'e been watching,waiting and searching for it...IF it were on VHS, I would pay for it. IF you do put it on soon, can you email me and let me know ahead of time so I don't miss it? I really,really want this cartoon on tape....Please help me! Thank You, Sheila

Ventriloquist Cat

damfineSeptember 7, 2004

Tex Avery was ON FIRE at the time he made this cartoon. Well, this and every other cartoon he made at the time. A great premise enhanced with even greater gags. Truly a work of genius.