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Screwball Squirrel (1976 review)
The following was written for the May 1976 issue of Monthly Film Bulletin. —J.R. Screwball Squirrel U.S.A., 1944 Director: Tex Avery Cert—U. dist—Ron Harris. p.c—MGM. p—Fred Quimby. story—Heck Allen. col—[originally made in Technicolor]. anim—Preston Blair, Ed Love, Ray Abrams. m—Scott Bradley. 248 ft. 7 min. (16 mm.). After beating up Sammy Squirrel — an effeminate Disney-like creature who purports to be the hero of the cartoon — Screwy Squirre…
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