About: Cheese It, the Cat!

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Ralph Crumden drives home in a wind-up toy bus and carries a present inside. Since his wife Alice isn't home, he hides the present and goes to the people kitchen to get some cake for her surprise birthday party. He runs back through the door as a cat's paw tries to grab him. He remarks that there's never been a cat in the kitchen before, and strikes the paw with a large mallet.

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rdfs:label	Cheese It, the Cat!
rdfs:comment	Ralph Crumden drives home in a wind-up toy bus and carries a present inside. Since his wife Alice isn't home, he hides the present and goes to the people kitchen to get some cake for her surprise birthday party. He runs back through the door as a cat's paw tries to grab him. He remarks that there's never been a cat in the kitchen before, and strikes the paw with a large mallet.
dcterms:subject	Cartoons with film editing by Treg Brown Cartoons with film editing by Treg Brown Looney Tunes Shorts Shorts Shorts Looney Tunes Shorts Cartoons with music by Milt Franklyn Cartoons with characters voiced by Mel Blanc Cartoons with music by Milt Franklyn Cartoons with characters voiced by Mel Blanc Cartoons directed by Robert McKimson Cartoons directed by Robert McKimson Cartoons with characters voiced by Daws Butler Cartoons produced by Eddie Selzer 1957 Cartoons produced by Eddie Selzer Cartoons with characters voiced by Daws Butler Cartoons written by Tedd Pierce 1957 Cartoons with layouts by Robert Gribbroek Cartoons written by Tedd Pierce Cartoons with layouts by Robert Gribbroek Cartoons with music by Carl W. Stalling Cartoons with music by Carl W. Stalling Caricatures of real people Caricatures of real people Cartoons animated by George Grandpré Cartoons animated by Ted Bonnicksen Cartoons animated by Ted Bonnicksen Cartoons animated by George Grandpré Cartoons with characters voiced by June Foray Cartoons with characters voiced by June Foray Cartoons animated by Keith Darling Cartoons with backgrounds by Bob Majors Cartoons animated by Keith Darling Cartoons with backgrounds by Bob Majors
abstract	Ralph Crumden drives home in a wind-up toy bus and carries a present inside. Since his wife Alice isn't home, he hides the present and goes to the people kitchen to get some cake for her surprise birthday party. He runs back through the door as a cat's paw tries to grab him. He remarks that there's never been a cat in the kitchen before, and strikes the paw with a large mallet. Ralph travels through the walls, emerges on the kitchen counter, and travels down to the sink drain to enlist help from his friend Ned Morton, who works in the sewers. Ned shows Ralph his toy armored car with live ammo, and Ralph eagerly drives it up to the cat. The cat merely holds its thumb over the cannon barrel, blowing up Ralph when he fires it. To get back at him for his dumb idea, Ralph paints Ned with invisible ink and pretends Ned is now invisible. However, Ned just strides confidently up to the cat and plucks one of its whiskers. While the cat shakes its head in disbelief, Morton retrieves some cake, but as he returns home he absent-mindedly eats it. Ralph gets mad at this stupidity and decides to try it himself. He makes Morton paint him with the invisible ink. Despite Morton's objection that he can still see him, Ralph charges boldly into the kitchen, then runs back screaming and disheveled. Ralph then clings to a champagne cork as Morton pops it. Ralph sails across the kitchen, and into the cat's open mouth, then out through its tail! He does land at the fridge, but the cat immediately chases him back to his hole. The mice then return through the walls to the kitchen counter. When the cat hops up to look for them, Morton pull its tail down into the garbage disposal and Ralph turns it on. The cat is sucked in and shaved nearly bald. As it pulls clumps of its hair from the drain, Ralph and Ned steal a cupcake from the fridge. When Alice returns home, Ralph has Morton put candles on the cake while he gives her his present. Alice is surprised, but so is Ralph, because Morton put firecrackers on the cake instead of candles. They toss the cake to each other a few times before shoving it out the door, and right into the cat's face.

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