Joe Bear | MGM Cartoons Wiki | Fandom
Joe Bear is Barney Bear's brother that appears in "Rock-a-Bye Bear" created by Tex Avery and voiced by Patrick McGeehan. A different bear going by the name of Joe appeared in Jerky Turkey. In Rock-A-Bye Bear, he hires Butch to be his watch dog to keep everything quiet if …
Rock-a-Bye Bear | MGM Cartoons Wiki | Fandom
The employer, Joe Bear, is revealed to a very ill-tempered bear who gets angry at even the slightest amount of noise. After Butch accidentally makes a noise twice by saying "Good Night" and then whistling after seeing a framed portrait of a woman on the wall, Joe grabs him while holding a bat and threatens to fire him and get a replacement if ...
Joe Bear | Tom and Jerry Wiki | Fandom
Joe Bear is a first appeared in the 1952 Tex Avery cartoon, Rock-A-Bye Bear starring Butch Dog and a minor character appearing in the Tom and Jerry Tales episode, Sasquashed, where he yells at Tom when Jerry disturbs his sleep by breaking a twig in order to protect his and Tuffy's new friend, Sheldon the Sasquatch from Tom.
Barney Bear (series) | MGM Cartoons Wiki - Fandom
The 1952 cartoon Rock-a-Bye Bear by Tex Avery features his irritable, obnoxious, noise-sensitive twin brother, Joe Bear (voiced by Daws Butler). Also, in the 1944 Tex Avery cartoon Screwball Squirrel, Barney Bear is mentioned by Sammy Squirrel as …
Rock-a-Bye Bear | Tex Avery Wiki | Fandom
Rock-a-Bye Bear. Voices [] Tex Avery - Butch; Sara Berner - Butch (laughing) William Hanna - Butch (screaming) Patrick McGeehan - Joe Bear, City Dog Pound Man; Trivia [] This is the final cartoon directed by Tex Avery before a year-long sabbatical. This cartoon is similar to the Tom and Jerry cartoon Quiet Please!
Rock-a-Bye Bear (Short 1952) - IMDb
"Rock-A-Bye Bear" was completed in May 1950, but didn't release until July 1952 after Tex Avery took a break from MGM. He was being replaced by Dick Lundy, who also worked for Universal's Walter Lantz and Disney shorts before the cartoon released until Caballero Droopy (1952) and The Little Wise Quacker (1952). Later, Avery returned from MGM in ...
Rock-A-Bye Bear (1952) - The Internet Animation Database
2024年9月5日 · A pooch is hired to be a watchdog at the house of Joe Bear, who threatens him to not make a single sound while he hibernates. Unfortunately, a rival dog tries to get him in trouble and steal his job.
Jerky Turkey (1945) : Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - Archive.org
2022年8月11日 · The bear is grinning and picking his teeth, as the swallowed-whole turkey and pilgrim sulk in the bear's stomach. The pilgrim closes the cartoon by holding up a sign of his own: "DON'T eat at Joe's." This cartoon was originally produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), but is in the public domain, meaning that it is free to use and distribute.
Tralfaz: He Can't Stand Noise - Blogger
2020年9月17日 · “Shuddup! Quiet! Don’t knock so loud! There’s one thing I hate, and that’s NOISE!” yells Joe Bear at Spike after opening the door in Rock-a-Bye Bear. You can’t appreciate the timing by looking at a few frames, but you can see where animator Grant Simmons starts and then goes to the extremes of the bear shouting at Spike.
Rock-a-Bye Bear 1952 MGM Tex Avery Cartoon Short Film | Review
2022年12月30日 · MY BOOKS: https://www.mcleanamy.co.uk/ What's your review of the 1952 MGM animated cartoon short film Rock-a-Bye Bear? It's directed by Tex Avery. [OPEN FOR ...