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Isn't this similar to another Chuck Jones cartoon?

Wonderful Looney Tunes cartoon, especially loved the scientist!

A blast and a great cartoon to watch back to back with its sequel

Mel Blanc and Nicolai Shutorev in Long-Haired Hare (1949)

Mel Blanc and Arthur Q. Bryan in Rabbit Fire (1951)

That's the trouble with some dames. Kiss 'em and they fly apart!

Richard Thompson in Hair-Raising Hare (1946)

Basil Davidovich in Hair-Raising Hare (1946)

Lloyd Vaughan in Hair-Raising Hare (1946)

Mel Blanc

Tedd Pierce

A sneaker-wearing, hairy monster chases Bugs through a castle belonging to an evil scientist.

Chuck Jones

Hair-Raising Hare

Enjoyable &apos;Monster Mash&apos; At &apos;Peter Lorre&apos;s&apos; Castle

&quot;Peter Lorre&quot; playing an &quot;evil scientist&quot; (that&apos;s what it says in neon lights on his hilltop castle!) who has invented a mechanical &quot;rabbit lure&quot; sets out the diabolical hare on Bugs Bunny. The mechanical lure - a beautiful female - quickly lures Bugs to the castle. Bugs grabs her, kisses her madly on the hand and arm, and the machine literally starts spinning and falls apart.

&quot;That&apos;s the trouble with some dames,&quot; says Bugs. &quot;Kiss them and they fly apart.&quot;

Bugs attempts to leave but the scientist won&apos;t let him and wants to introduce him to his other &quot;friend.&quot; Bugs tries to escape but can&apos;t, and then this big furry monster comes out and chases our hero all over the castle. They stop here and there as Bugs pretends to be a lampshade, pretends to be a manicurist (and does the monster&apos;s nails with a hilarious impression of a manicurist), pretends to be a painting on the wall and assorted other bizarre things....all making it a very entertaining cartoon.

The ending of this was really clever with Bugs talking to the audience in the movie theater!

Enjoyable 'Monster Mash' At 'Peter Lorre's' Castle

"Peter Lorre" playing an "evil scientist" (that's what it says in neon lights on his hilltop castle!) who has invented a mechanical "rabbit lure" sets out the diabolical hare on Bugs Bunny. The mechanical lure - a beautiful female - quickly lures Bugs to the castle. Bugs grabs her, kisses her madly on the hand and arm, and the machine literally starts spinning and falls apart.

"That's the trouble with some dames," says Bugs. "Kiss them and they fly apart."

Bugs attempts to leave but the scientist won't let him and wants to introduce him to his other "friend." Bugs tries to escape but can't, and then this big furry monster comes out and chases our hero all over the castle. They stop here and there as Bugs pretends to be a lampshade, pretends to be a manicurist (and does the monster's nails with a hilarious impression of a manicurist), pretends to be a painting on the wall and assorted other bizarre things....all making it a very entertaining cartoon.

The ending of this was really clever with Bugs talking to the audience in the movie theater!

gossamer the tennis shoe monster character

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