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Private Notes
On a quiet and peaceful street, the serenity of one house is suddenly disturbed by the noise of Woody Woodpecker pecking away inside on a chest of drawers. The owner, Terrance O'Hoolihan, goes after Woody, and just as he catches him, the doorbell rings.
On a quiet and peaceful street, the serenity of one house is suddenly disturbed by the noise of Woody Woodpecker pecking away inside on a chest of drawers. The owner, Terrance O'Hoolihan, goes after Woody, and just as he catches him, the doorbell rings.
Woody Woodpecker, hot, hungry and thirsty, is walking across a dry, bleak Western desert and suddenly sees a large tree stump in the distance. He hastens to the tree, climbs on a broken stump, and begins pecking away.
Loose face, a young Indian brave turned TV star, completes his role in a picture and is told to go home for a vacation. He hurries to the Indian reservation to greet his sweetheart Hummingbird. The two rush into each other's arms, but they're immediately separated by the girl's father, who's chief of the tribe.
After a short history of television, the high towers of a TV station transmit waves. Woody turns on his TV set to watch his favorite quiz show, "Win the Whole Wide World." He waits for a question, the answer to which is "The Whole Wide World." But the program keeps being interrupted by endless annoying (yet amusing) commercials.
Professor Strudel relates the story of how he managed to catch and stuff Woody Woodpecker... or did he?
A nervous and high-strung colonel is visited by his doctor, who conducts a series of tests in an endeavor to ascertain the cause of his trouble.
All is quiet in the Ozark Mountains since the Martins and the Coys stopped feudin'. On the porch of a tumbledown shack, there lies snoozing Jeeter Martin, the last surviving member of the Martin family. Woody Woodpecker, fishing rod in hand, is entering the nearby Coy cabin, now a museum containing relics of the feud.
The Oceanland Aquarium features, in its various tanks, the strange and colorful fish from below the ocean's surface. At the aquarium, the catfish and dogfish are always fighting, and the swordfish are constantly dueling. Feeding time at the large outdoor porpoise tank is an exciting event. Smedley, a dog, is the attendant who's about to feed the porpoise from a platform high above the tank.
In a big city penthouse atop a skyscraper, a big society party is in progress. Far below, in Dish Pan Alley, the cars are whooping it up as Doc emerges from his dilapidated but tidy packing box and nonchalantly rings a gong. Champ, a punch-drunk bulldog, comes to life and starts punching a bag. The bag hits Champ's glass jaw, and down he goes.
It's the first day of tourist season at Peachstone National Park and Ranger Willoughby is told by his superior to "keep things ship-shape". When the tourists arrive, Willoughby tells the park bears they are free to take whatever food the tourists give them... all except Fatso, whom the ranger deems way too out-of-shape and instructs to diet intensely. Craving food, the bear tries to elude Willoughby and "pig out" but the omnipresent ranger always puts a stop to his antics. Finally, tourist season ends and Fatso, having gotten no food, is thin as a rail. Says the ranger, "Fatso, you're a mess. Have you been dieting?"
A building boom is sweeping the state of Florida to such an extent that even the wildlife is fighting for space to live in. Among the hardest hit is the alligator. Take the case of Seminole Sam: he's hard-put to find food. After failing to beg or borrow something to eat, he's finally reduced to reading a cookbook for ideas.
The history of falconry is turned upside-down when Woody is the prey of a falcon bent on destroying him.
Jungle Medics is a Misc Short featuring Sam & Simian. In this cartoon, Sam & Simian must help a lion. The cartoon was a pilot for a possible TV series and also released theatrically in 1960 without standard production number or release date.
