How Do I Know It's Sunday

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How Do I Know It's Sunday
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Airdate:	9 June 1934
Series:	Merrie Melodies
Vitaphone Number:	6253
Copyright Renewed:	5 October 1962
Crew
Voice Characterizations:	Rochelle Hudson (uncredited) The Rhythmettes
Director:	Isadore Freleng
Written By:	Tom Armstrong (uncredited) Ben Hardaway (uncredited) Norman McCabe (uncredited)
Producer:	Leon Schlesinger
Animated By:	Frank Tipper Don Williams
Inbetween:	Norman McCabe (uncredited)
Film Editor:	Bernard B. Brown (uncredited) Treg Brown (uncredited)
Musician:	Bernard Brown Norman Spencer (uncredited)

How Do I Know It's Sunday is a 1934 Merrie Melodies short directed by Friz Freleng.

Plot

Products in a general store comes to life in order to sing a song.

Availability

(2000) VHS
Looney Tunes: The Collectors Edition Volume 5: Musical Masterpieces

(2008) DVD
Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 6, Disc 3

Censorship

The version shown in Looney Tunes on Nickelodeon (the original Nick at Nite version that showed black and white shorts) edited a few scenes for black stereotyping:

• The beginning with all the food items singing the title song deletes the shot of the black chef on a box of Scream Wheat singing to a mammy caricature on a box of Aunt Eliza Pancake Flour.
• The scene of the children using the ceiling fan like a merry-go-round was cut due to the presence of two black boys.

Notes

• This is the last Merrie Melodies cartoon to have any character say "So long, folks!". Starting with "Why Do I Dream Those Dreams", Merrie Melodies started to use the Looney Tunes line "That's all, folks!".

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