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Distributed by

Paramount Studios

Directed By

I. Sparber

Animated By

Dave Tendlar, Tom Moore

Written By

Irving Spector

Originally Released on

December 17, 1954

Running Time

7 minutes

Color by

Technicolor

Katsy is a smoking addict. A commercial on television offers him a cure. He sends away for it at once. He finds that he must eat crow meat to kick the habit. ("If the smoking habit/you must beat/then eat a salad/with fresh crow meat," he reads.) Buzzy the Crow just happens to land in Katsy's window asking for a light of his cigar. Katsy grabs Buzzy and attempts to make him into a crow salad, but instead, Buzzy decides to help him stop smoking. He first gives Katsy his cigar and Katsy puffs on it. Next Buzzy takes a TNT which explodes making Katsy's head blackened. Katsy is about to give up saying he's still got the habit. Buzzy's next remedy is "will power." in which Katsy refuses the offer of a cigar smoke arm luring him. However he is resistant which gives Buzzy a chance to throw a 500 pound weight at him crushing the cat. Buzzy goes off singing "My Heart is a Hobo", but Katsy ticked off, states that crow salad's the only cure and attempts to eat him. However, Buzzy shoots through Katsy's teeth and escapes him before sending the cat into outerspace. Cigarette jokes range from chain smoking to Tobacco Road.

Trivia[]

  • A Noveltoon featuring Buzzy and Katsy
  • The original end title to this cartoon finds Buzzy taking a drag on a "King size!" cigarette and blowing the
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    The special ending when Buzzy blowing and smoking the Paramount Logo

    smoke into the air, which reveals the Paramount logo.
  • This cartoon is not currently shown on American television because of its now socially unacceptable behavior.
  • Even though the cat looks similar to Katnip and is also voiced by Sid Raymond with the same voice he does for Katnip, the cat is implied to be different, hence the contrasting appearance.
  • The prints of this cartoon by Harvey Films cut the special ending.
  • This was the final Buzzy the Crow cartoon.
  • Even though the Sid Raymond (who also voices Katnip) voices the cat seen in the cartoon, the cats real name is "Katsy", revealed in a Buzzy children's book.

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