Release Date June 9, 1950

Synopsis

Pluto is up against a band of cats who are out trying to steal food.

Characters

Pluto

Milton

Richard

Credits

Director : Charles Nichols

Videos

Germany

Lachkonzert in Entenhausen

Italy

Pippo Pluto Paperino Supershow

Laserdiscs

Japan

Disney Cartoon Jubilee

DVD

Oliver and Company

Disney Treasures : The Complete Pluto : Volume 2

Television

The Ink and Paint Club : #27 : Meow! The Disney Cats

Mickey's Mouse Tracks : Episode 11

Technical Specifications

Color Type : Technicolor

Animation type : Standard

Sound mix : Mono

Aspect ration : 1.37 : 1

Negative format : 35mm

Print format : 35mm

Cinematographic process : Spherical

Original language : English

Released by RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.

Comments

From Ryan : While Pluto is napping, two Siamese cats sneak into his yard to get some bottled milk. I noticed that these cats look similar to Gideon the cat from PINOCCHIO. The ending where Pluto chases the two cats into a trash can and a bigger cat comes out and scares him off can be funny.

From David Willis : I first saw this short on the british Oliver and Company DVD a few months ago (I am not sure if Oliver and Co. has been released in America yet). This short did not really interest me to start with but I found the chase sequence at the end quite amusing.

From David Willis : This cartoon with Pluto and the cats is really funny! Two cats are really hungry for food like milk, birds that change into chickens, and fish that change into fish sandwiches. But Pluto doesn't want them on his property. The funny part is when Pluto barked in the hose (bark bark bark bark bark!) and his bark echoed in the cat's ear underwater. Then the cat heard a big loud bark and Pluto chased them around town into the cat's home in a trash can and a big fat cat scared Pluto and he's running home scared. That was a funny cartoon. I give this cartoon a 90.

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