Sudden Fried Chicken Trailer

Sudden Fried Chicken Trailer (1946)

18 October 1946 Animated, Comedy 7 mins

Herman the mouse sees a poster awarding $1,000 to anyone who will stay in the ring for one round against a champion boxing rooster. He goes to Henry, a depressed rooster, who is getting henpecked by his wife, to persuade him to fight the Champ!

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United States 18 October 1946

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Summary: Herman the Mouse helps his henpecked friend Henry battle a champion boxing rooster to win the $1000 grand prize. Released October 18 1946.

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