The Boy And The Wolf (1943) — MGM Theatrical Cartoon

The Boy And The Wolf

The Boy And The Wolf

CotD: Rudolf Ising was at the end of his career at MGM when he directed “The Boy And The Wolf” as a one-shot cartoon.

The Boy And The Wolf (1943) — MGM The­atri­cal Cartoon

A lit­tle Mex­i­can boy is herd­ing sheep with his dog Per­rito. The boy plays a prank on Per­rito, pre­tend­ing the wolf is attack­ing the flock. Later, when the wolf really comes, Per­rito at first doesn’t respond. How­ever loy­alty wins out and Per­rito saves the day.

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