The Voice of the Turkey

The Voice of the Turkey is a 1950 Noveltoons cartoon.
==Summary==
A Paramount Noveltoon (production number P10-1) that has a farmer fattening up a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner, but when he starts to sharpen his axe, the turkey gets wise and manages to escape with the aid of a ghostly disguise.
==Plot==
A farmer is preparing to kill his turkey for Thanksgiving. The farmer feeds the turkey a big meal... all is fine until the turkey learns why. The turkey keeps trying to keep himself off the farmer's dinner table. The farmer chases the turkey so fast that they both run off the edge of the film. When all else fails, the turkey pretends to be a ghost, and he scares the farmer. In the end, he boasts, "I do this to him every Thanksgiving."
==Trivia==
This is the only cartoon to feature the Farmer and the Turkey.
Category:1950 cartoons
Category:Paramount Cartoons
Category:One-Shot Cartoons
Category:Noveltoons Cartoons
Category:Cartoons with sound effects edited by Morris Manne
Category:Cartoons with sound effects by Maurice Manne
Category:Cartoons with dialogue edited by Bernice Steinberg
Category:Cartoons with camera by Leonard McCormick
Category:Cartoons animated by George Germanetti
Category:Cartoons animated by Steve Muffatti
Category:Cartoons with scenics by Tom Ford
Category:Cartoons with voices by Arnold Stang
Category:Cartoons with voices by Sid Raymond
Category:Cartoons with voices by Jack Mercer
Category:Cartoons directed by Bill Tytla
Category:Cartoons written by Larz Bourne
Category:Cartoons with film edited by Lillian Grossman
Category:Cartoons with ink and paint by Ruth Gorman
Category:Cartoons with ink and paint by Alice Rehberg
Category:Cartoons with ink and paint by Eugene Babitchev
Category:Cartoons with ink and paint by Maria Serianni
Category:Cartoons with ink and paint by Peter Ignatenko
Category:Cartoons with music by Winston Sharples