Probably didn’t have his iron today

November 17, 1951
Slight pause while I adjust my accoutrements.

Another in the series of Daffy and Porky buddy flicks, Drip-Along Daffy, opened on this date.

The wanted poster for Nasty Canasta, offering a $5 million reward for his dead body (not “wanted dead or alive”; just “dead”), lists his crimes as “rustler, bandit, square dance caller”. This is an inside joke, as square dancing was a frequent pastime of the employees in the Warner Brothers animation department in the 1950s, most notably director Chuck Jones.

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