25 March 1923 Animated, Comedy 5 mins
When Al Falfa's house is overrun by mice, he gets a cat to keep them down. All too soon he finds that his mouser may deal with the mice, but now he has other cats coming to serenade her while he is trying to sleep.
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United States 25 March 1923
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