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Release Date:
20 November 1954 (USA) more
Plot:
The couple that owns Tom and Spike decides they can't afford to keep both. They agree that the first one to catch the mouse can stay... more | add synopsis
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A 'New' Look, But The Humor Is Still Very Good more

Cast

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Daws Butler ... Man (voice) (uncredited)
June Foray ... Woman (voice) (uncredited)
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Additional Details

Runtime:
6 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono (Western Electric Sound System)
Certification:
USA:Approved (PCA #17021)

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Trivia:
This was the first TOM & JERRY cartoon to be filmed in Cinemascope. The process required thicker lines because any imperfection would show up on the screen, thereby smoothing out the character's usually rough rendition. more
Movie Connections:
Follows Neapolitan Mouse (1954) more
Soundtrack:
Love That Pup more

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6 out of 6 people found the following comment useful:-
A 'New' Look, But The Humor Is Still Very Good, 30 November 2007
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Author: ccthemovieman-1 from Lockport, NY, United States

There certainly are a number of changes in this 1954 Tom and Jerry cartoon, that one sees in the first few minutes.

First, it was odd to see a Tom and Jerry cartoon in 2.55:1 widescreen Cinemascope, but that was the rage back in the middle '50s. Droopy and a few other cartoons also were seen in this format.

Then we see Tom the cat and Spike the bulldog as "partner," both living inside the same house and apparently friends.

The cartoon had one basic thing the same: good humor with some funny sight gags and some clever jokes, starting off by showing how Spike and Tom make and eat sandwiches. Then, after we hear their owners discuss that they can't afford to keep both a dog and a cat, we see both of them spring into action to prove their worth. Those scenes are very funny, with both of them going overboard to show their domestic talents and affection for who wants them (cat- to-female and dog-to-male.)

After that, we really go back into familiar territory as their masters say whoever catches the mouse can stay. Jerry changes hands about 10 times as the two pets compete for him and most of the jokes are good, with a surprise ending, too. This is highly recommended for the humor content.

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