Plot
The story begins with Sylvester the Cat, Sylvester finding himself the heir of his mistress' vast fortune. While his financial adviser, Elmer Fudd, is urging him to invest his money, Sylvester is frightened he will simply lose his money. Meanwhile, his street cat friends are out to get the money for themselves, but Fudd manages to thwart each attempt, including the one from Johnny, a cat who pretends to be a salesman for a "silver cleaning liquid" of the Hi-Ho Silver Cleaning Company of Walla Walla, Washington. Finally, Fudd manages an extensive lecture on the benefits of good investment on the economy with an educational film to illustrate the point. While Sylvester is not convinced, the cats outside see the film themselves and are persuaded to the point when Sylvester manages to get the money to them, they demand he give it over to Elmer for investment. Defeated, Sylvester gives in and growls to the portrait of his mistress that his life would have been less complicated if she took her money with her.Voices
*Mel Blanc as Sylvester the Cat, Sylvester, Charlie the Fast-talking Sales-cat, Additional Cats, Tweety. *Daws Butler as Bernie the Cat *Stan Freberg as Gus the Cat, Additional Cats. *Arthur Q. Bryan as Elmer FuddReferences
1955 films 1950s educational films 1950s English-language films 1950s Warner Bros. animated short films American animated short films Sponsored films Looney Tunes shorts Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Elmer Fudd films Sylvester the Cat films Tweety films Films about inheritances Short films directed by Friz Freleng Films scored by Milt Franklyn Warner Bros. Cartoons animated short films American educational films Films with screenplays by Warren Foster Films produced by Edward Selzer English-language documentary films English-language short films 1955 animated short films {{Looney-tunes-stub