The EGGcited Rooster

Year: 1952

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert McKimson

AnimationComedy

When his sharp‑tongued, domineering wife sends Foghorn Leghorn out to play bridge, she orders him to keep their egg safe. He proves careless, and the mischievous Henery the Chicken Hawk snatches the egg. Determined to avoid disaster, Foghorn scrambles to retrieve it before his wife finds it missing.

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