Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Droopy's Good Deed (1951)

Droopy and his twin brother Drippy are assigned to look for a house, and said to deal violently with strangers. But Droopy takes pity on his friend, Spike, and agrees to put him for a few days - but he forgets to warn Drippy ... In this story, Droopy, for a butler in a big mansion and the butler will be for a few days. He needs a replacement and will Drippy Droopy treat household chores. Drippy Droopy sounds, but is much more physical. You can sendthe little derby on his head, the tough guys apparently used to wear in the 30s and 40s too. You can also tell when the house enters Drippy by punching holes through the door! No foreigner is allowed in the house rule number one is told Drippy. Guess who wants to hide in the house for a few days? Yup, our old friend "Spike". My favorite bad guy-Bulldog has a Derby, and speaks with an Irish accent in this cartoon! He made me laugh just to hear him. It is always fun as it is, butan Irish accent, he's really good! Spike's first plan is to give him fooled into Drippy to eat. He gets his answer quickly, radial tires a few hundred meters with only remark Drippy being "strangers." The joke for most of the cartoon is Drippy his job to make sure that there is "no stranger", while helping Droopy, a nice guy and tries the big dog. All the while, the poor Bulldog has no idea that Droopy bat for a twin brother. All he knows is that one minute everything is fine...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69UJsqgnlNw&hl=en

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