Trap Happy Porky
(1945)
| Starring |
Porky Pig Hubie and Bertie (prototypes) |
| Directed by | Chuck Jones |
| Story by | Tedd Pierce |
| Music | Carl Stalling |
Premise
The mice (who look an awful lot like Hubie and Bertie) in Porky’s kitchen are keeping him awake, and none of his traps are working. He gets help from a cat, whose Rube Goldberg-like trap does get results. (Friz Freleng would replicate this device almost completely in Tweetie Pie.) The drunk rendition of “Moonlight Bay” by the cat and his friends is a Mel Blanc classic.