Hooper and Katnip (Color Melodies)

Hooper and Katnip

Directed by

Walt Mousey

Produced by

John Bisney (uncredited)

Written by

Warren Foster

Animation by

Al Eugster
Manuel Perez
Cliff Nordberg
Marvin Woodward

Layout

Ralph Bruckheimer

Backgrounds

Richard Grandmain

Film Editor

Donald Halliday (uncredited)

Sound Effects

Jack King (uncredited)
David Lurie (uncredited)

Music by

Eugene Poddany

Production company(s)

CineMation Animation Studios Syndicate

Distributed by

Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

Color Type

Technicolor

Country

United States

Language

English

Aspect Ratio

1.37:1

Sound Type

Mono: RCA Sound System

Running Time

9 minutes

Release Date

May 13, 1950

Hooper and Katnip is a Color Melodies animated short released in May 13, 1950.

Synopsis[]

Hippety Hopper Kangroo wanders away from the circus. Kenny Cat mistakes him for a giant mouse.

Availability[]

(2013) DVD - Rocky Raccoon and Friends in Kenny Cat vs The Marsupials (Restored)

Notes[]

This short marks the first appearance of Kenny Jr, the son of Kenny Cat.
The plot of the short is identical to Pop i'm Pop! of Looney Tunes that was released in the same year
The working title was "Is Everybody is a Hoppy".

Voice Characterization[]

Stan Freberg as Kenny Cat (uncredited)
Jack Mercer as Kenny Jr. (uncredited)
Rose Marie as Mother Kangroo (uncredited)

Credits[]

Director: Walt Mousey
Story: Warren Foster
Animation: Al Eugster, Manuel Perez, Cliff Nordberg, Marvin Woodward
Layout: Al Zimmer
Background: Al Davidovich
Music: Eugene Poddany
Sound Effects: David Lurie (uncredited), Jack King (uncredited)
Camera: Mickey Batchelder (uncredited), Buf Nerbovig (uncredited)
Film Editor: Donald Halliday (uncredited)
Ink and Paint: Warren Johnson (uncredited)

Transcripts[]

Hooper and Katnip/Transcript

Characters[]

Kenny Cat
Kenny Jr.
Hipper Hopper Kangaroo
Mother Kangaroo

Sound Effects Used[]

Hollywoodedge, Wet Splats Various