The Brave Little Bat 1941 But Only When Batty Talks

The Brave Little Bat 1941 But Only When Batty Talks Youtube Little blabbermouse wearing a bat suit???. The brave little bat: directed by chuck jones. with margaret hill talbot, marjorie tarlton. sniffles' car breaks down in a storm. he finds shelter in a nearby windmill, where he meets batty.

The Brave Little Bat 1941 Posters вђ The Movie Database Tmdb Sniffles' car breaks down in a storm. he finds shelter in a nearby windmill, where he meets batty. Ben auletta jr. 1941 merrie melodies short directed by chuck jones. this is the final cartoon where margaret hill talbot voices sniffles, as beginning with the next sniffles cartoon "the unbearable bear" (1943), marjorie tarlton, who voiced the talkative bat in this cartoon, takes over as the voice of sniffles. The brave little bat is a 1941 merrie melodies short directed by chuck jones. sniffles' car breaks down, so he takes refuge in an old windmill when it starts raining. the keeper of the windmill is a talkative bat which is similar in appearance to sniffles, but with bat like wings and with a different color scheme. there also happens to be a cat with a hungry appetite which attempts to devour. Referring back to the introduction, the brave little bat is probably the best candidate to put talbot’s sniffles to rest. batty’s character inadvertently prepares both the audience and jones himself for what’s to come of the remaining sniffles cartoons—even if both of them had no idea this would be the case at the release of this cartoon.

The Brave Little Bat Short 1941 Imdb The brave little bat is a 1941 merrie melodies short directed by chuck jones. sniffles' car breaks down, so he takes refuge in an old windmill when it starts raining. the keeper of the windmill is a talkative bat which is similar in appearance to sniffles, but with bat like wings and with a different color scheme. there also happens to be a cat with a hungry appetite which attempts to devour. Referring back to the introduction, the brave little bat is probably the best candidate to put talbot’s sniffles to rest. batty’s character inadvertently prepares both the audience and jones himself for what’s to come of the remaining sniffles cartoons—even if both of them had no idea this would be the case at the release of this cartoon. But they're well timed, which is increasingly less of a shock from the jones unit as 1941 wears onto its end, but still uncommon enough to be pleasant and worthy of note when it arrives. anyway, it's okay , a little cool and spooky in the absolutely mildest way possible and all that, and then sniffles meets a talkative little bat named batty. When his car breaks down out in the country, sniffles the mouse takes shelter in an old mill, where he meets up with "batty," a non stop talking little bat who later save sniffles from a hungry cat. chuck jones. director. rich hogan.