A hunter and his dog arrive at the cabin and the dog is raring to get the rabbit. It's late in the day, and the hunter wants to get some rest, so he puts the dog to bed, saying he'll never catch that rabbit without a good night's sleep. The rabbit, however, is listening, and like all rabbits, is plentifully supplied with mallets, dynamite and other appurtenances of cartoon life.
It's one of Tex Avery's cartoons which runs variations on a theme, and we get to watch the red-headed rabbit torment the red-headed hound dog. The ending is a bit more graceful than Avery's usual, but it comes down to "we've run out of film, folks, but here's a capper joke!"
It's one of Tex Avery's cartoons which runs variations on a theme, and we get to watch the red-headed rabbit torment the red-headed hound dog. The ending is a bit more graceful than Avery's usual, but it comes down to "we've run out of film, folks, but here's a capper joke!"