Mouse Trappers

Mouse Trappers is a 1941 Andy Panda cartoon.
==Summary==
When Andy Panda's father brags about what a great hunter he is to Andy, Andy's mother immediately challenges her husband to get rid of a mouse in their home. Andy's father tries all kinds of traps and even brings in a cat. But the cat turns out to be an old friend of the mouse's, and none of the traps work. Finally, Andy's father takes more drastic measures.
==Plot==
Andy Panda's dad is bragging about his prowess as a hunter when Mom directs his attention to a severe mouse problem. Andy's father is trying to catch a pesky mouse with his own "scientific" approach, while young Andy keeps pushing the idea of an old-fashioned mousetrap. Dad "shows" Andy how to catch a mouse, one failed attempt after another. The help of a cat proves ineffective, as it turns out that the cat and mouse are drinking buddies.
==Trivia==
In one scene, the mouse sits on a spool reading "Of Mice and Men."
The first musical score by Darrell Calker.
Poppa Panda's voice has been changed. He now sounds like W.C. Fields.
Most prints of this cartoon are missing the drinking scene featuring the mouse and the cat. Also, the scene right after Pop Panda tries to shoot the apple off the mouse's head, missing in many prints is the mouse handing Papa a card saying "You Are Exempt from Military Service."
Category:Cartoons
Category:Andy Panda Cartoons
Category:1941 cartoons
Category:Walter Lantz Productions Cartoons
Category:Cartoons with music by Darrell Calker
Category:Cartoons produced by Walter Lantz
Category:Universal Cartoons
Category:Cartoons directed by Alex Lovy
Category:Cartoons directed by Walter Lantz
Category:Cartoons written by Ben Hardaway
Category:Cartoons with music by Frank Churchill
Category:Cartoons animated by George Dane
Category:Cartoons animated by Alex Lovy
Category:Cartoons with voice characterizations by Mel Blanc