Aviation Vacation

1941
6min

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Bill Days

Singer
(voz)

Mel Blanc

Native Chief
(voz)
(sin créditos)
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Robert C. Bruce

Narrator
(voz)
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Trivia
The Mt. Rushmore depiction involving two extra portraits, one resembling a past president of the United States, Franklin D. Roosevelt, who ran on the Democratic ticket, and his opponent during the 1940 presidential election, Wendall Wilkie, the Republican nominee.

Versiones alternativas
Two entire scenes are removed from the current version that airs on Cartoon Network. The first is a scene with an African Native, who is about to shoot a blowgun. It is revealed that he is merely aiming at a practice target. A second native comments, "Terrible shot, Joe." The other scene shows African natives pounding their drums and making signals, as the camera pans to the different villages they are communicating to. One native asks another, "Uh, what he say?" The other native says (imitating drum sound), "He say, uh, Boom di di boom di di boom boom boom boom..."

Conexiones
Featured in Behind the Tunes: A Conversation with Tex Avery (2004)

Bandas sonoras
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
(uncredited)
Music by Ernest Ball
Lyrics by George Graff and Chauncey Olcott
Sung by Bill Days as the Irish Tenor

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3/10

Very innocuous until the five minute mark....

This is one of the last cartoon shorts directed by Tex Avery before he left Merrie Melodies (Warner Brothers) and had a much more successful career with MGM. And considering the dubious quality of the material with "Aviation Vacation", it was a good decision! The first 2/3 of this cartoon is a very innocuous little cartoon--not particularly funny but on par with the sorts of shorts they were making before the studio really hit their stride with cartoons. It tries very hard to be a funny documentary about airplanes but most of the jokes fall pretty flat. At this point, I was very curious why the short has been shelved by Warner Brothers. However, at the five minute mark...WOW! This portion of the film was set in Africa and the natives all are the sorts of stereotypes that make folks cringe today--bones through the noses, huge lips and the like. It was embarrassing and sad...and not one bit funny. Combine that with the rest of the cartoon and I feel it is no great loss that this one was shelved. But, if you are curious, it can be downloaded for free at archive.org. Sad.