Really Scent

Year: 1959

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Abe Levitow

ComedyAnimation

When Pepe le Pew drifts into New Orleans, he discovers Fabrette, a black cat cursed with white, skunk‑like stripes that jeopardize her chances of marriage. Pepe is convinced the striped feline is his perfect match, but Fabrette must decide if she can endure his overwhelming scent.

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