Tom's owner, Clint Clobber, is grilling steaks in his backyard. The steak's scent reaches Jerry, who is aroused by it and is led to the steak.
Horses' Collars is a comedy western short film from 1935. The story revolves around a saloon, slapstick comedy, and a series of comedic antics involving various characters such as a barber, bartender, gambler, gang leader, and saloon girl. The film is filled with deception, violence, and trickery in the Old West setting, with a dash of singing and dancing. It showcases the wild and lawless nature of the time, with scenes of gunfights, held at gunpoint, and the pursuit of vindication. The story also features humorous elements like a mouse causing chaos in the saloon and characters chewing tobacco and spitting in a spittoon. Don't miss the hilarity that ensues along with safecracking, cheese, a cappella singing, pickpocketing, and a suspenseful finale. Horses' Collars is sure to entertain with its timeless comedy and memorable characters.
A Terrytoons cartoon released 17 March 1944. An elderly couple (human, not animal) dies, leaving their substantial estate to their mice, who had befriended them. A distant nephew, Willy the Spender, is outraged, and he takes the mice to court in an effort to destroy them! The judge decides in favor of the mice. This really whizzes off Willy the Spender, and he goes after the mice! Can Mighty Mouse save them in time?
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