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Wally Walrus (Character)
from The Dippy Diplomat (1945)

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  1. "The Woody Woodpecker Show" Played by Hans Conried / Paul Frees
        - Spook-A-Nanny (1964) TV episode, Played by Daws Butler
  2. Tricky Trout (1961) Played by Paul Frees
  3. Clash and Carry (1961) Played by Paul Frees

  4. Operation Sawdust (1953) Played by Dal McKennon
  5. Buccaneer Woodpecker (1953) Played by Paul Frees
  6. What's Sweepin' (1953) Played by Dal McKennon

  7. Dog Tax Dodgers (1948) Played by William Demarest
  8. Wacky-Bye Baby (1948) Played by Hans Conried
  9. Banquet Busters (1948) Played by Paul Frees
  10. The Mad Hatter (1947) Played by Paul Frees
  11. Well Oiled (1947) Played by Hans Conried
  12. Smoked Hams (1947) Played by William Demarest
  13. The Reckless Driver (1946) Played by William Demarest
  14. Bathing Buddies (1946) Played by William Demarest
  15. The Dippy Diplomat (1945) Played by Hans Conried
  16. Chew-Chew Baby (1945) Played by Hans Conried
  17. Ski for Two (1944) Played by Hans Conried
    ... aka "Woody Plays Santa Claus" - USA (16mm release title)
  18. The Beach Nut (1944) Played by Hans Conried

Additional Details

Genres:
Animation / Family / Comedy / Short
Plot Keywords:
Woody Woodpecker / Surrealism / Wally Walrus / Walrus See more »

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
From The Beach Nut (1944)
[last lines]
Wally Walrus: And that's why I'm gonna get rid of this woodpecker once and for good.
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