All This and Rabbit Stew facts for kids

All This and Rabbit Stew is a classic cartoon featuring the famous character Bugs Bunny. It was first released on September 13, 1941. This short film was directed by Tex Avery, a well-known name in animation. The story follows a hunter who tries to catch Bugs Bunny.

All About "All This and Rabbit Stew"

This cartoon is a short animated film from 1941. It is part of the "Merrie Melodies" series by Warner Bros. Cartoons. The cartoon is known for its funny chase scenes between Bugs Bunny and a hunter.

What Happens in the Cartoon?

In All This and Rabbit Stew, Bugs Bunny is being hunted. A hunter tries many different ways to catch the clever rabbit. But Bugs Bunny, as always, is too smart for the hunter. He uses his wit and tricks to outsmart the hunter at every turn. The cartoon is full of gags and silly moments.

Why Can't We Watch This Cartoon Today?

All This and Rabbit Stew is part of a special group of cartoons called the Censored Eleven. These cartoons were made a long time ago. They are not shown on television anymore. This is because they contain old ideas that are now seen as unfair or hurtful. These ideas are called stereotypes. The cartoon shows stereotypes of African Americans.

• The "Censored Eleven" cartoons are not shown because they have content that is not appropriate today.
• They were made in a different time.
• Today, we understand that some old cartoons can be hurtful.

Who Made This Cartoon?

The cartoon was produced by Leon Schlesinger. His company, Leon Schlesinger Productions, made many famous cartoons. The music for the cartoon was directed by Carl W. Stalling. He created the lively tunes that make the cartoon fun. The voices were done by Mel Blanc, who voiced Bugs Bunny.

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In Spanish: All This and Rabbit Stew para niños