Hillbilly cartoons

[cbrubaker]

Just for fun. List cartoons that contains hillbilly themes.

Only animated ones, not comic-strips. I will allow animated-cartoon-based-on-comic-strip though.

Holiday for a Drumsticks
"Hillbilly Bears" cartoons
Hillbilly Hare
"Barney Google and Snuffy Smith" cartoons from the '60s
short-lived "Li'l Abner" from Columbia
Backwoods Bunny

[UncleJunior]

"A Feud There Was" (1968)

Merlin the Magic Mouse.

[laugh4me]

The Dixie Fryer

[Pietro]

There was "The Hillbilly" - a 1935 Lantz cartoon directed by Bill Nolan (and co-directed by Tex Avery) which is very reminiscent of Avery's 1938 classic "A Feud There Was" with Egghead (labeled Elmer Fudd) - another fine hillbilly toon.

I'm kind of surprised nobody mentioned Bob Clampett's "Naughty Neighbors" (1939).

BTW, UncleJunior, the 1968 Merlin cartoon is actually entitled "A Feud with a Dude."

-Pietro:daffy:

[Martin Juneau]

A Huckleberry Hound cartoon: Hillbilly Huck

[laugh4me]

What about the Hillbilly Bears? The H-B cartoon with the Rugg family... Paw Rugg, Maw Rugg, Floral Rugg, Shag Rugg...

[Tom Stathes]

In honor of Geezil,

"Mountain Romance" (1937? TerryToons)

and of course,
"Musical Mountaineers" with Betty Boop.

[RetroMan]

The Martins & the Coys segment in Make Mine Music

[absolutpaul]

"Hillbilling and Cooing'" - with Popeye. Although this cartoon gets lame reviews, it is one of the first memories of Popeye on TV that I have - that huge women paddling that boat by herself while she sings- with her half of the boat low in the water and Popeye's half up in the air - and then her punching Olive and "spinning" her right into the ground. That always cracks me up!

[angelidollinda]

Of course we can't leave out "Little Rural Red Riding Hood", with the wolf as a country bumpkin

[Cartman]

There is also THE SILLY HILLBILLY.

[Martin Juneau]

I think with this titles:

Dog Gone South (WB)
To Live and Die in Dixie (Family Guy)
Backwoods Bunny (WB)

[Larry T]

"Hillbilling and Cooing'" - with Popeye.And then the follow-up, "Possum Pearl".

From Lantz, there's also "Pass The Biscuits, Mirandy" and if you want to count "Swing Your Partner", plus "Maw And Paw", "Paw's Night Out","Plywood Panic" and "SkinFolks" (with Woody Woodpecker). :woody:

[cbrubaker]

how about Terrytoons series "Possible Possum"?

[Martin Juneau]

And then the follow-up, "Possum Pearl".

From Lantz, there's also "Pass The Biscuits, Mirandy" and if you want to count "Swing Your Partner", plus "Maw And Paw", "Paw's Night Out","Plywood Panic" and "SkinFolks" (with Woody Woodpecker). :woody:

I think also for "Ozark Lark" :woody:

[guy incognito]

When I Yoo Hoo (Schlesinger, 1936)
Be Up To Date (Fleischer, 1938)
The Feudin' Hillbillies (Terrytoons, 1948)
Comin' 'Round The Mountain (Famous, 1949)
Pig In A Pickle (Lantz, 1954)
Hill Billy Dilly (King Features, 1961)
The Real McGoys (UPA, 1961)

[Cartman]

Let's not forget GRIZZLY GOLFER:magoo:

[UncleJunior]

There was a Flintstones episode which had a sort of Hatfields-McCoys feud in it.