Broken Arms Hotel ??
Greg Fernandez
PnchDrnk <pnch...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> What's the title of the one starring Daffy & Porky,
> where they are in the Broken Arms Hotel?
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> THANKS!!!
Hey Jeff!
Porky Pig's Feat. One of Tashlin's greatest.
Of especial interest to you thanx to the use of Powerhouse
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Greg Fernandez
Gary Flinn <gfl...@iavbbs.com> wrote in message
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> pnch...@aol.com (PnchDrnk) wrote:
> >What's the title of the one starring Daffy & Porky,
> >where they are in the Broken Arms Hotel?
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> Tune from Frank Tashlin (considered Tashlin's best) titled "Porky Pig's
> Feat" (which has been colorized twice). Bugs Bunny makes a cameo
> appearsnce at the end of this cartoon and is the only time Bugs appeared
> in a b&w Warner cartoon.
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Doesn't he appear in a Private Snafu cartoon (or two)?
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PnchDrnk
Gary Flinn
I believe you're referring to the classic 1943 black & white Looney
S.J.Carras
>where they are in the Broken Arms Hotel?
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The very one that first had our idol Ryamond Scott (www.raymomndscott.com)'s
music...PORKY PIG';S FEAT..written by Melvin Millar and directed
("supervised")by Frank Tashlin.
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> What's the title of the one starring Daffy & Porky,
> where they are in the Broken Arms Hotel?
Sounds like PORKY PIG'S FEAT (1943, Frank Tashlin). This is a classic,
with a superb windup gag at the end. I've only seen the colorized
version, and even that is pretty funny. Porky is expecting Daffy to
settle the bill, but he's gambled it away rolling craps with the
bellboys. That's just the opening seconds. At the end, they're all run
over by a truck. (No, not really: don't you hate it when people have to
blab all the good jokes in a cartoon?)
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Greg Fernandez
Greg Fernandez <franzjo...@email.msn.com> wrote in message
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> > >What's the title of the one starring Daffy & Porky,
> > >where they are in the Broken Arms Hotel?
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> > I believe you're referring to the classic 1943 black & white Looney
> > Tune from Frank Tashlin (considered Tashlin's best) titled "Porky Pig's
> > Feat" (which has been colorized twice). Bugs Bunny makes a cameo
> > appearsnce at the end of this cartoon and is the only time Bugs appeared
> > in a b&w Warner cartoon.
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> Il Distratto
I will answer that question myself. Snafu pulls Bugs out of his knapsack
while searching for his gas mask in "Gas". I still think there's another
Bugs cameo for Snafu.
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George Yorston
PnchDrnk wrote:
> What's the title of the one starring Daffy & Porky,
> where they are in the Broken Arms Hotel?
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"Porky Pig's Feat" (1943) directed by Frank Tashlin.
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Greg Fernandez
Caius Marcius <cori...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
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> In <385DAC0E...@home.com> Kip Williams <ki...@home.com> writes:
> >
> >PnchDrnk wrote:
> >>
> >> What's the title of the one starring Daffy & Porky,
> >> where they are in the Broken Arms Hotel?
> >
> >with a superb windup gag at the end. I've only seen the colorized
> >version, and even that is pretty funny. Porky is expecting Daffy to
> >settle the bill, but he's gambled it away rolling craps with the
> >bellboys. That's just the opening seconds. At the end, they're all run
> >over by a truck. (No, not really: don't you hate it when people have
> to
> >blab all the good jokes in a cartoon?)
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> the ending apparently cut. The version shown on the Cartoon Network
> ends with Bugs on the phone with the imprisoned Porky and Daffy.
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> I thought the ending was far too abrupt, and I suspected it had been
> cut. Thanks for clarifying this.
>
> - CMC
To be perfectly clear, this IS the correct ending. The perception of
abruptness may have been caused by the replacement of "That's all, folks!"
with 90s credits for... well I don't know what.
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Caius Marcius
Gary Flinn
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>I saw this one for the first time over the Mil-Looney-um marathon, with
>the ending apparently cut. The version shown on the Cartoon Network
>ends with Bugs on the phone with the imprisoned Porky and Daffy.
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>I thought the ending was far too abrupt, and I suspected it had been
>cut. Thanks for clarifying this.
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From the several times I've seen "Porky Pig's Feat", the ending went
like this:
Daffy talks to Bugs over the telephone. Bugs asks Daffy about different
ways of escaping from the hotel and Daffy said he tried all those things.
A door opens and we see Bugs shackled just like Porky & Daffy and saying
"Don't work, do they?" before the fade out.
Kip Williams
[the ending of the cartoon]
Thanks. Nobody should ever have to watch a cartoon without knowing the
ending in advance.
ali assa seen
<franzjo...@email.msn.com> wrote:
> Caius Marcius <cori...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
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> > In <385DAC0E...@home.com> Kip Williams <ki...@home.com> writes:
> > >PORKY PIG'S FEAT (1943, Frank Tashlin). This is a classic,
> > >with a superb windup gag at the end.
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> > I thought the ending was far too abrupt, and I suspected it had been
> > cut. Thanks for clarifying this.
> >
> > - CMC
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> To be perfectly clear, this IS the correct ending. The perception of
> abruptness may have been caused by the replacement of "That's all, folks!"
> with 90s credits for... well I don't know what.
>
> Il Distratto
The ending is in fact abrupt, in that the gag hits you wham bam and
then quickly fades to black. The irony is that it *seems* like it may
be censored to those seeing it for the first time because we've become
so used to seeing various gutted versions of our treasured cartoons of
the past. Now, any time there's a bit with slightly questionable
timing, or perhaps a single glitched frame, we automatically think
"What did they cut out THIS time?" The censors have even managed to
ruin our enjoyment of the animated classics that they *haven't* yet
butchered!
- ali assa seen
PnchDrnk
>music...PORKY PIG';S FEAT
http://RaymondScott.com
2.) PORKY PIG'S FEAT was *NOT* the first WB toon to use Raymond Scott's music.
The first confirmed WB cartoon use of Raymond Scott's music was in GREETINGS
BAIT. PORKY PIG'S FEAT was, however, the first confirmed WB toon to use
Raymond Scott's "Powerhouse."
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PnchDrnk
>Porky Pig's Feat. One of Tashlin's greatest.
>Of especial interest to you thanx to the use of Powerhouse
>Il Distratto
Yo Greg! Believe it or not, it's use of Raymond Scott's music (I think it
also uses '18th Century') doesn't matter to me... I was interested in this one
because of how zany & extreme it is! Wow, this one is really wild!!
S.J.Carras
1) Just a typo on my part.
2) I stand corrected.
SBaet
spiral stairs??? Can't remember.