The Egg and Jerry

Year: 1956

Runtime: 8 mins

Directors: Joseph Barbera, William Hanna

AnimationComedy

A lost baby woodpecker, mistaking Jerry for its mother, teams up with him to protect the mouse from Tom, who is again in hot pursuit. The short is presented in widescreen CinemaScope and updates the 1949 Tom and Jerry cartoon “Hatch Up Your Troubles.”

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