All This and Rabbit Stew

Cartoon

An African American hunter tries to catch Bugs Bunny, who tricks him into destroying a tree. Bugs outsmarts the hunter by using his own gun against him and tickling him.

Then, Bugs leads the hunter into a cave where they encounter a bear. They both run away scared when they realize the bear is in the rabbit hole.

The hunter chases Bugs with birdshot bullets, leading to a wild chase through various holes. Bugs tricks the hunter into falling off a cliff and then play the dice game craps.

Bugs wins everything the hunter has and walks away wearing the clothes of the hunter, who is left naked and embarrassed. (Wikipedia)

Movie Info

Directed by: Tex Avery
Story by: Dave Monahan
Produced by: Leon Schlesinger

Music by: Carl W. Stalling
Animation by: Virgil Ross
Color process: Technicolor

Production company: Leon Schlesinger Productions
Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures, Vitaphone
Release date: September 13, 1941

Running time: 6 minutes
Country: United States
Language: English

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