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Studios |
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Distributed by |
Paramount Pictures |
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Directed by |
Seymour Kneitel |
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Animated by |
Tom Johnson, Morey Reden |
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Written By |
Carl Meyer, Jack Mercer |
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Originally Released on |
September 19, 1960 |
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Originally Released |
Theatrically |
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Color by |
Technicolor |
Disguise the Limit is a 1960 Modern Madcaps cartoon.
Summary[]
Mike the Masquerader is loose again in this sequel to Mike The Masquerader. This would be his 2nd and final appearance.
A little old lady comes home... at least you thought it was a little old lady. "She" takes off "her" disguise and turns out to be jewel thief Mike the Masquerader, who had just robbed $5,000 from a dime savings bank. On TV, he sees Mrs. Rhinegold's prize-winning poodle, Fefe, with a jeweled collar and takes great interest in it. Fefe is being entered into a dog show. Mike poses as a butler, a doctor and a worker to get near the dog. Mrs. Rhinegold seems to be fooled by the disguises, but his attempts either get halted or foiled by something else. When Fefe is at a dog show, Mike follows along and poses as a dog, which seems very convincing. When he finally has the chance, he chases after Fefe to get the collar, but bumps into a big, angry bulldog. Mike makes a dash out of the dog show, only to be caught by a dog catcher and sent to a dog pound. They were tricked by his disguise, convinced that he is just a normal dog, just not the way he hoped for.
External Links[]
- Disguise the Limit at the Big Cartoon Database