Scent-imental Romeo

Here's another Pepe le Pew cartoon that I enjoy, thanks to the work of Peter Alvarado, Robert Gribbroek, Ken Harris, and Phil Monroe.

The story begins with Penelope Pussycat, a famished stray, painting a white stripe down her back and sneaking into the apparently empty skunk's cage at the zoo, using a ladder to grab a steak handed to her by the keeper. Little did she realize the zoo's skunk, Pepe, was asleep behind a tree in his enclosure, and her nose caught a whiff of that odoriferous smell. Penelope flees down the same ladder that served as her bridge, stalked by the amorous Pepe.

I don't know what else I like in this cartoon, except maybe that picturesque beginning at the park set to the instrumental version of "April in Paris." And that line from Pepe: "Oh, the one in the middle may remain. The rest of you, another day." So, I thought it was a great cartoon, and it is another cartoon favorite starring Pepe le Pew.