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Huck straps wings to his arms and zooms in the air toward the birdhouse.

вЂњUnhand our home, you cur, sir.вЂќ The bird house now swings back and forth, bashing Huck deeper and deeper into the ground, interrupting every few words of HuckвЂ™s threat to the crows.

How does it bend?) Iggy pulls out a knife.

Huck lassos the birdhouse and pulls it toward him (But, but, the poleвЂ™s made of iron.

вЂњYou know sumpin? I feel better already.вЂќ Huck lands with a crash against the base of the pole.

Ziggy takes care of that by removing the cigar from HuckвЂ™s mouth and popping the balloon with it. I like trash.вЂќ As you might guess, the cigar smoke has no effect but makes Huck sick. Iggy: вЂњWhoвЂ™s burninвЂ™ trash?вЂќ Ziggy: вЂњNot me. He blows cigar smoke inside to get the crows out. He вЂњplumb forgot it was iron.вЂќ Huck vibrates back to his house, singing вЂClementine.вЂ™ Shows Rhyme Time. Why does the dialogue sound like the title of a Ruff and Reddy cartoon? (This is a rhetorical question, folks). вЂњThatвЂ™s a right, slick, oily trick, fellasвЂќ rhymes Huck. HeвЂ™s surprised as he slides down the pole. Ziggy squirt oil on the pole the birdhouse is sitting on. Huck tries to pole-vault up to the crows (and spells вЂњoutвЂќ вЂo-w-tвЂ™ in the process).Nice reaction line by Shows heвЂ™s got some good ones in this cartoon. вЂњI can count right fast if I have to,вЂќ he tells us. He quickens his count to ten before he plummets with a crash. The crows pull apart the ladder Huck is on. Huck gives the crows ten seconds to get out.WeвЂ™re about a third of the way through the cartoon already. He turns to the camera, smiles and says вЂњYou just gotta ad-mire them fellasвЂ™ spunk.вЂќ What youвЂ™ve got to admire about Huck is despite the fact heвЂ™s angry, heвЂ™s able to step away from the situation and comment on it to the audience. Huck: I mean the вЂњcheep, cheepвЂќ type of birds. Then they have the exchange we mentioned above.

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They zip into the house as soon as Huck puts up the вЂњVacancyвЂќ sign. The house has developed rain gutters and the two crows are lazing about on the roof, biding their time until Huck has finished the bird house, supremely confident theyвЂ™re able to get the best of him. But thereвЂ™s something different when the scene cuts to a closer shot. HuckвЂ™s putting the last coat of paint on his new, high-aloft, bird house. The cartoon opens with a long shot on action, which seems unusual for an H-B cartoon. You wonвЂ™t see anything as distinctive in, say, Breezley and Sneezley. I wish he had kept this style but it was not to be. ItвЂ™s highlighted by Carlo VinciвЂ™s thick ink-lines, wide mouths, scowls, thick teeth, stretch-dive exits from scenes and jerky movements.

HuckвЂ™s involved in a string of gags as he tries to remove the crows from his birdhouse. This cartoonвЂ™s structure is a familiar one. They just never lived up to their potential. ItвЂ™s telling that when Warren Foster was brought in to write the second season cartoons, he kept a couple of HuckвЂ™s adversaries from the first year (Leroy the lion and Wee Willie the gorilla) but discarded the rest, including Iggy and Ziggy. But the H-B cartoons were a lot tamer than the wise-guy Terry-Toon magpies, whose cartoons benefited from fast-paced action, something the easy-going Huck show didnвЂ™t have. Iggy and Ziggy were among them perhaps Hanna and Barbera hoped to develop them into kind of a Heckle and Jeckle. The studio hadnвЂ™t built up a big stable of stars so it marketed what it thought were its top incidental characters. But Huck wonвЂ™t accept that because, well, we wouldnвЂ™t have the conflict needed for a seven-minute cartoon, would we?Д«ill and Joe pinned some early hopes on the two crows. You canвЂ™t really argue with that, can you? The crows are absolutely correct. Huck ( shouting in front bird house): Listen here, you! I built this here house for the birds. Writer Charlie Shows comes up with a great bit of logic near the beginning of this cartoon, when two crows take over Huckleberry HoundвЂ™s newly-constructed bird house. Plot: Huck tries to evict two crows from a bird house. Music: Bill Loose/John Seely, Jack Shaindlin, Geordie Hormel. Voice Cast: Huck, Ziggy вЂ“ Daws Butler Iggy вЂ“ Don Messick. Produced and Directed by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera.Д¬redits: Animation вЂ“ Carlo Vinci Layout вЂ“ Dick Bickenbach Backgrounds вЂ“ Art Lozzi Dialogue and Story Sketches вЂ“ Charlie Shows and Dan Gordon Titles вЂ“ Art Goble Production Supervision - Howard Hanson.

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