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* TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: When Johnny reads Susie's rescue note, she comments, "Gee, she must be in trouble", to which extra writing instantly appears on the paper that reads, "P.S. you said it, Big Boy!"
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* TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: When Johnny reads Susie's rescue note, she he comments, "Gee, she must be in trouble", to which extra writing instantly appears on the paper that reads, "P.S. you said it, Big Boy!"
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* RescueRomance: Susie instantly falls for Johnny after he saves her.
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* BornInTheTheatre: Some mice were about to prank Johnny by stabbing his butt with a syringe, a silhouette of an audience member stands up and yells, "Don't do that!", so the mice sourly abandon their prank.
* CardboardPrison: Johnny's opens Susie's cage door the same way someone opens a window shutter, it wasn't even locked.
* CardiovascularLove: Susie shows an X-ray of her heart that's a Valentine's Day heart that reads, "I love you".
* CardboardPrison: Johnny's opens Susie's cage door the same way someone opens a window shutter, it wasn't even locked.
* CardiovascularLove: Susie shows an X-ray of her heart that's a Valentine's Day heart that reads, "I love you".
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* PragmaticVillainy: At the end of the cartoon, when the cat was about to pounce, he hears Susie says that eventually there will be lots of little, fat mice. The prospect of an even bigger meal convinced him to wait.
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* LivingShadow: Johnny's shadow hits it's head on a pipe when their first sneaking in.
* MouseHole: The mice make plenty of them by chewing through the walls, though their more circular rather then arch shaped. At one point while checking if the place was empty, they all chew through the wall, each forming an individual letter that creates the message, "Gone with the Wind".
* PragmaticVillainy: At the end of the cartoon, when the cat was about to pounce, he hears Susie says that eventually there will be lots of little, fat mice. The prospect of an even bigger meal convinced him towait.wait.
* PunnyName: The lab belongs to Dr. I.M. Nutts.
* SpeciesSurname: Susie signs her rescue note, "Susie Mouse".
* TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: When Johnny reads Susie's rescue note, she comments, "Gee, she must be in trouble", to which extra writing instantly appears on the paper that reads, "P.S. you said it, Big Boy!"
* MouseHole: The mice make plenty of them by chewing through the walls, though their more circular rather then arch shaped. At one point while checking if the place was empty, they all chew through the wall, each forming an individual letter that creates the message, "Gone with the Wind".
* PragmaticVillainy: At the end of the cartoon, when the cat was about to pounce, he hears Susie says that eventually there will be lots of little, fat mice. The prospect of an even bigger meal convinced him to
* PunnyName: The lab belongs to Dr. I.M. Nutts.
* SpeciesSurname: Susie signs her rescue note, "Susie Mouse".
* TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: When Johnny reads Susie's rescue note, she comments, "Gee, she must be in trouble", to which extra writing instantly appears on the paper that reads, "P.S. you said it, Big Boy!"
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When the laboratory of Dr. I.M Nutts is closed for the night, a group of mice come out of their mouse hole, and, after learning that the lab is empty, begin playing with the equipment: checking out bacteria samples under the microscope, listening with a stethoscope, looking an eye chart through glasses, and nearly needling their leader Johnny in the rear end ([[BreakingThheFourthWall only to be stopped by a man in the audience]]). As all this is going on, in the next room, white mouse Susie, who is set to be used for an experiment in the morning, desperately tries to get help. When her cries (and her note) are answered by Johnny, he saves her, and ends up getting more than gratitude from her. Throughout the cartoon, the mice are unknowningly stalked by a cat who, after tying on a napkin and grabbing a knife and fork, prepares to pounce on the group, but a comment from Susie makes him decide to be patient.
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When the laboratory of Dr. I.M Nutts is closed for the night, a group of mice come out of their mouse hole, and, after learning that the lab is empty, begin playing with the equipment: checking out bacteria samples under the microscope, listening with a stethoscope, looking an eye chart through glasses, and nearly needling their leader Johnny in the rear end ([[BreakingThheFourthWall ([[BreakingTheFourthWall only to be stopped by a man in the audience]]). As all this is going on, in the next room, white mouse Susie, who is set to be used for an experiment in the morning, desperately tries to get help. When her cries (and her note) are answered by Johnny, he saves her, and ends up getting more than gratitude from her. Throughout the cartoon, the mice are unknowningly stalked by a cat who, after tying on a napkin and grabbing a knife and fork, prepares to pounce on the group, but a comment from Susie makes him decide to be patient.
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When the laboratory of Dr. I.M Nutts is closed for the night, a group of mice come out of their mouse hole, and, after learning that the lab is empty, begin playing with the equipment: checking out bacteria samples under the microscope, listening with a stethoscope, looking an eye chart through glasses, and nearly needling their leader Johnny in the rear end (only to be stopped by a man in the audience). As all this is going on, in the next room, white mouse Susie, who is set to be used for an experiment in the morning, desperately tries to get help. When her cries (and her note) are answered by Johnny, he saves her, and ends up getting more than gratitude from her. Throughout the cartoon, the mice are unknowningly stalked by a cat who, after tying on a napkin and grabbing a knife and fork, prepares to pounce on the group, but a comment from Susie makes him decide to be patient.
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When the laboratory of Dr. I.M Nutts is closed for the night, a group of mice come out of their mouse hole, and, after learning that the lab is empty, begin playing with the equipment: checking out bacteria samples under the microscope, listening with a stethoscope, looking an eye chart through glasses, and nearly needling their leader Johnny in the rear end (only ([[BreakingThheFourthWall only to be stopped by a man in the audience).audience]]). As all this is going on, in the next room, white mouse Susie, who is set to be used for an experiment in the morning, desperately tries to get help. When her cries (and her note) are answered by Johnny, he saves her, and ends up getting more than gratitude from her. Throughout the cartoon, the mice are unknowningly stalked by a cat who, after tying on a napkin and grabbing a knife and fork, prepares to pounce on the group, but a comment from Susie makes him decide to be patient.
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When the laboratory of Dr. I.M Nutts is closed for the night, a group of mice come out of their mouse hole, and, after learning that the lab is empty, begin playing with the equipment: checking out bacteria samples under the microscope, listening with a stethoscope, looking an eye chart through glasses, and nearly needling their leader Johnny in the rear end (only to be stopped by a man in the audience). As all this is going on, in the next room, white mouse Susie, who is set to be used for an experiment, desperately tries to get help. When her cries (and her note) are answered by Johnny, he saves her, and ends up getting more than gratitude from her. Throughout the cartoon, the mice are unknowningly stalked by a cat who, after tying on a napkin and grabbing a knife and fork, prepares to pounce on the group, but a comment from Susie makes him decide to be patient.
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When the laboratory of Dr. I.M Nutts is closed for the night, a group of mice come out of their mouse hole, and, after learning that the lab is empty, begin playing with the equipment: checking out bacteria samples under the microscope, listening with a stethoscope, looking an eye chart through glasses, and nearly needling their leader Johnny in the rear end (only to be stopped by a man in the audience). As all this is going on, in the next room, white mouse Susie, who is set to be used for an experiment, experiment in the morning, desperately tries to get help. When her cries (and her note) are answered by Johnny, he saves her, and ends up getting more than gratitude from her. Throughout the cartoon, the mice are unknowningly stalked by a cat who, after tying on a napkin and grabbing a knife and fork, prepares to pounce on the group, but a comment from Susie makes him decide to be patient.
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* BabiesEverAfter: Susie implies she and Johnny will have ''lots'' of kids.
* HappilyMarried: Johnny and Susie at the end of the cartoon.
* PragmaticVillainy: At the end of the cartoon, when the cat was about to pounce, he hears Susie says that eventually there will be lots of little, fat mice. The prospect of an even bigger meal convinced him to wait.
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* BabiesEverAfter: Susie implies she and Johnny will have ''lots'' of kids.
* HappilyMarried: Johnny and Susie at the end of the cartoon.
* PragmaticVillainy: At the end of the cartoon, when the cat was about to pounce, he hears Susie says that eventually there will be lots of little, fat mice. The prospect of an even bigger meal convinced him to wait.
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'''The Mice Will Play''' is a 1938 ''WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies'' cartoon directed by Creator/TexAvery.
When the laboratory of Dr. I.M Nutts is closed for the night, a group of mice come out of their mouse hole, and, after learning that the lab is empty, begin playing with the equipment: checking out bacteria samples under the microscope, listening with a stethoscope, looking an eye chart through glasses, and nearly needling their leader Johnny in the rear end (only to be stopped by a man in the audience). As all this is going on, in the next room, white mouse Susie, who is set to be used for an experiment, desperately tries to get help. When her cries (and her note) are answered by Johnny, he saves her, and ends up getting more than gratitude from her. Throughout the cartoon, the mice are unknowningly stalked by a cat who, after tying on a napkin and grabbing a knife and fork, prepares to pounce on the group, but a comment from Susie makes him decide to be patient.
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When the laboratory of Dr. I.M Nutts is closed for the night, a group of mice come out of their mouse hole, and, after learning that the lab is empty, begin playing with the equipment: checking out bacteria samples under the microscope, listening with a stethoscope, looking an eye chart through glasses, and nearly needling their leader Johnny in the rear end (only to be stopped by a man in the audience). As all this is going on, in the next room, white mouse Susie, who is set to be used for an experiment, desperately tries to get help. When her cries (and her note) are answered by Johnny, he saves her, and ends up getting more than gratitude from her. Throughout the cartoon, the mice are unknowningly stalked by a cat who, after tying on a napkin and grabbing a knife and fork, prepares to pounce on the group, but a comment from Susie makes him decide to be patient.
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