Maw and Paw

Year: 1953

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul J. Smith

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This cartoon, drawn from Universal’s Maw and Paw Kettle shorts, follows Maw and Paw, their children and their farm‑living, dim‑witted family. Their pet pig Milford, introduced as the “Smart One,” wins a new car on a dinner‑time phone‑in quiz, but none of them know how to drive it, as Maw mistakes the antenna for a modern clothesline.

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