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* OurGhostsAreDifferent: The mouse sees (hallucinates?) ghosts coming out of alcohol bottles. They're cheery red-nosed fellows that play music on impromptu instruments, and they look a lot like the ghosts from Disney's "Disney/LonesomeGhosts"."WesternAnimation/LonesomeGhosts".
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* OurGhostsAreDifferent: The mouse sees (hallucinates?) ghosts coming out of alcohol bottles. They're cheery red-nosed fellows that play music on impromptu instruments, and they look a lot like the ghosts from Disney's "WesternAnimation/LonesomeGhosts"."Disney/LonesomeGhosts".
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''Juke Box Jamboree'' is an animated short film (7 minutes) from 1942. It was directed by Alex Lovy, and produced by Creator/WalterLantz for his "Swing Symphonies" series.
A mouse lives in his mouse hole, which is located in the Zowie Cafe. The mouse is irritated one evening by the jukebox, which was apparently left in auto play mode after closing time and is still playing Latin-themed swing music. The mouse crawls into the jukebox in an attempt to shut it down, but the turntable flings him out of the jukebox and into a cocktail left abandoned on a table. After the mouse gets good and drunk, he watches a surreal concert unfold.
A mouse lives in his mouse hole, which is located in the Zowie Cafe. The mouse is irritated one evening by the jukebox, which was apparently left in auto play mode after closing time and is still playing Latin-themed swing music. The mouse crawls into the jukebox in an attempt to shut it down, but the turntable flings him out of the jukebox and into a cocktail left abandoned on a table. After the mouse gets good and drunk, he watches a surreal concert unfold.
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''Juke Box Jamboree'' is an animated short film (7 minutes) from 1942. It was directed by Alex Lovy, and produced by Creator/WalterLantz for his "Swing Symphonies" series.
A mouse lives in his mouse hole, which is located in the Zowie Cafe. The mouse is irritated one evening by the jukebox, which was apparently left in auto play mode after closing time and is still playing Latin-themed swing music. music. The mouse crawls into the jukebox in an attempt to shut it down, but the turntable flings him out of the jukebox and into a cocktail left abandoned on a table. table. After the mouse gets good and drunk, he watches a surreal concert unfold.
A mouse lives in his mouse hole, which is located in the Zowie Cafe.
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* AlcoholHic: The mouse does this repeatedly after getting drunk on Zowie Cafe cocktails. The short ends on one last hiccup.
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* AlcoholHic: The mouse does this repeatedly after getting drunk on Zowie Cafe cocktails. The short ends on one last hiccup.
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* OurGhostsAreDifferent: The mouse sees (hallucinates?) ghosts coming out of alcohol bottles. They're cheery red-nosed fellows that play music on impromptu instruments, and they look a lot like the ghosts from Disney's "WesternAnimation/LonesomeGhosts".
* PinkElephants: Presumably the latter portion of the short is the mouse's drunken hallucination. Or maybe the drawings on the lampshade came to life and started dancing.
* PinkElephants: Presumably the latter portion of the short is the mouse's drunken hallucination. Or maybe the drawings on the lampshade came to life and started dancing.
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* OurGhostsAreDifferent: The mouse sees (hallucinates?) ghosts coming out of alcohol bottles. They're cheery red-nosed fellows that play music on impromptu instruments, and they look a lot like the ghosts from Disney's "WesternAnimation/LonesomeGhosts".
* PinkElephants: Presumably the latter portion of the short is the mouse's drunken hallucination. Or maybe the drawings on the lampshade came to life and started dancing.
* PinkElephants: Presumably the latter portion of the short is the mouse's drunken hallucination.
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''Juke Box Jamboree'' is an animated short film (7 minutes) from 1942. It was directed by Alex Lovy, and produced by Creator/WalterLantz for his "Swing Symphonies" series.
A mouse lives in his mouse hole, which is located in the Zowie Cafe. The mouse is irritated one evening by the jukebox, which was apparently left in auto play mode after closing time and is still playing Latin-themed swing music. The mouse crawls into the jukebox in an attempt to shut it down, but the turntable flings him out of the jukebox and into a cocktail left abandoned on a table. After the mouse gets good and drunk, he watches a surreal concert unfold.
Creator/MelBlanc, who worked with Lantz's studio in this era before he signed an exclusive contract with WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes, provides the voice of the mouse (he doesn't do much more than hiccup).
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* AlcoholHic: The mouse does this repeatedly after getting drunk on Zowie Cafe cocktails. The short ends on one last hiccup.
* AnimatedMusicVideo: Basically swing music set to a cartoon.
* IntoxicationEnsues: The fate of the poor mouse after he plunges into a cocktail.
* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: No dialogue.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: A lobster, which jumps up from a dinner plate and starts singing, is drawn to look exactly like Creator/CarmenMiranda.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: The mouse sees (hallucinates?) ghosts coming out of alcohol bottles. They're cheery red-nosed fellows that play music on impromptu instruments, and they look a lot like the ghosts from Disney's "WesternAnimation/LonesomeGhosts".
* PinkElephants: Presumably the latter portion of the short is the mouse's drunken hallucination. Or maybe the drawings on the lampshade came to life and started dancing.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: We know one of the two dancing turtles is female, because she has flowers on her head.
A mouse lives in his mouse hole, which is located in the Zowie Cafe. The mouse is irritated one evening by the jukebox, which was apparently left in auto play mode after closing time and is still playing Latin-themed swing music. The mouse crawls into the jukebox in an attempt to shut it down, but the turntable flings him out of the jukebox and into a cocktail left abandoned on a table. After the mouse gets good and drunk, he watches a surreal concert unfold.
Creator/MelBlanc, who worked with Lantz's studio in this era before he signed an exclusive contract with WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes, provides the voice of the mouse (he doesn't do much more than hiccup).
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!!Tropes:
* AlcoholHic: The mouse does this repeatedly after getting drunk on Zowie Cafe cocktails. The short ends on one last hiccup.
* AnimatedMusicVideo: Basically swing music set to a cartoon.
* IntoxicationEnsues: The fate of the poor mouse after he plunges into a cocktail.
* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: No dialogue.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: A lobster, which jumps up from a dinner plate and starts singing, is drawn to look exactly like Creator/CarmenMiranda.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: The mouse sees (hallucinates?) ghosts coming out of alcohol bottles. They're cheery red-nosed fellows that play music on impromptu instruments, and they look a lot like the ghosts from Disney's "WesternAnimation/LonesomeGhosts".
* PinkElephants: Presumably the latter portion of the short is the mouse's drunken hallucination. Or maybe the drawings on the lampshade came to life and started dancing.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: We know one of the two dancing turtles is female, because she has flowers on her head.
