Two cats fight over a pretty female feline. That's the simple story in this Looney Tunes animated short. One of the cats is a parody of Jimmy Durante, complete with his famous "inky, dinky doo" line. He's the orange one. The yellow one, the one with the Brooklyn accent who says "goil" instead of "girl," is his competitor.
"Durante" uses all his lines and speaks in humorous rhyme while wooing the girl. The lines he uses are really dated and funny. After some fighting, the bimbo-sounding "goil" cat tells the boys, "Whoever gets me a bird can be my fella."
So, the race begins to get a bird and win the cutie.
Who's the bird? None other that the famous "Tweety!" This is "Tweety," before Sylvester came around. He is a little more sadistic than normal, but still effective
"Durante" uses all his lines and speaks in humorous rhyme while wooing the girl. The lines he uses are really dated and funny. After some fighting, the bimbo-sounding "goil" cat tells the boys, "Whoever gets me a bird can be my fella."
So, the race begins to get a bird and win the cutie.
Who's the bird? None other that the famous "Tweety!" This is "Tweety," before Sylvester came around. He is a little more sadistic than normal, but still effective