Sylvester filmography in progress

[Matthew Hunter]

Tell me what you think: I have now added a filmography of Sylvester cartoons to my site's Sylvester page, and it now includes all films, with information, from 1945-1948. Check it out, and tell me how you like it. Anything you'd like me to add (besides the rest of the cartoons?:))?
-Matthew
Sylvester page and filmography (http://www.geocities.com/bugsy3715/sylvester.html)

[Jack]

It's looking good, I'm not as good at writing plot summaries as you are.

Also, I figured I should mention this since you happen to be working on that particular page at the moment. I think you made a typo in the part that says:

The "murderous mice" plot continued in 1954, in "Claws For Alarm". In this cartoon, Porky decides to stay in the "Dry Gulch Hotel", not realizing that it is a condemned inn in a middle-of-nowhere ghost town. The next year, Jones directed one final Porky and Sylvester cartoon, 1954's "Jumpin' Jupiter", in which a birdlike Martian from Marvin Martian's army lands in Porky's campground.
You accidentally put Jumpin' Jupitor down as being from 1954 rather than from 1955.


I should put a link to your Sylvester page from my craptastic site...

Jack:D

[J Lee]

You might want to add Davis' "A Hick, A Slick and A Chick" to that list. Although the cat is called Herman, he looks like Sylvester (except when he looks like Durante) and when Davis made the cartoon, no name had been finalized yet, since Freleng called him Thomas in "Tweety Pie" and the Sylvester name didn't arrive until Jones' "Scaredy Cat" a little while later in 1948.

[Matthew Hunter]

Thanks for reminding me! I had meant to include that one.
-Matthew