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== Availability == |
== Availability == |
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+ | * (1997) LaserDisc - ''[[The Golden Age of Looney Tunes]]'', Volume 5, Side 2, Early Avery (1995 [[Dubbed Versions|dubbed version]]) |
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* Susie and Johnny make another appearance in "[[The Mice Will Play]]". |
* Susie and Johnny make another appearance in "[[The Mice Will Play]]". |
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* "A Sunbonnet Blue" was the final 1930s cartoon to have stock music playing on the ending titles. All subsequent cartoons ended with the "[[Merrily We Roll Along]]" theme. |
* "A Sunbonnet Blue" was the final 1930s cartoon to have stock music playing on the ending titles. All subsequent cartoons ended with the "[[Merrily We Roll Along]]" theme. |
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+ | * No print with the original Blue Ribbon ending card has ever been released on home video. |
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+ | * Despite the re-release, the original credit opening titles are known to exist.{{citation needed|date=December 2018}} |
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A Sunbonnet Blue is a 1937 Merrie Melodies short directed by Tex Avery.
Plot
After the "Snobby hatte Shoppe" closes for the night, a mouse comes out of his hole and looks to see if the coast is clear. He turns on the lights and then calls his other mouse friends out to party. His girlfriend leaves the hole last, watched by a jealous rat. When the couple takes a break from dancing, the rat kidnaps her. Her boyfriend rallies his friends to find her. The mice under each type of hat in the store adopt the personalities the hats suggest, such as farmers, firemen, or soldiers. A "blind" mouse points the way to the kidnapper and the hero saves his girlfriend. The face shield of a knight's helmet serves as jail bars for the rat. Soon our happy couple marries, wearing an enormous top hat and veil.
Availability
- (1997) LaserDisc - The Golden Age of Looney Tunes, Volume 5, Side 2, Early Avery (1995 dubbed version)
Notes
- Susie and Johnny make another appearance in "The Mice Will Play".
- "A Sunbonnet Blue" was the final 1930s cartoon to have stock music playing on the ending titles. All subsequent cartoons ended with the "Merrily We Roll Along" theme.
- No print with the original Blue Ribbon ending card has ever been released on home video.
- Despite the re-release, the original credit opening titles are known to exist.
Gallery
