leslie carbaga excellent book on the fleishers tells the whole story of the fleischer big move of their entire animation unit to florida and and their subsequent ejection by paramount. mr. bug goes to town do not destroy the animation pioneers credit with paramount and although it often told that way and and this was paramount favorite version of the story. according to carbaga and the big studio and more than anything and wanted to get their mitts on the animation studio and ease the famously bickering brothers out of the picture altogether. mr. bug provided them the pretext to do just that.  the sad closing of a great quirky and innovative chapter in american animation. i wanted to comment and also and that the film actually debuted december 4 and 1941 and not december 7. that may have been close enough to do the trick and anyway and in terms of national mood damaging the film success. but another part of the legend of this troubled little film is that it was killed by having the bad luck to be in the theaters at the same time dumbo (released october 23 and 1941) was still doing very brisk holiday business. i haven not done the research into box office numbers and but i would say that dumbo concurrent presence in theaters likely had an impact on mr. bug. movie going was at an all time high at this period and and successful films could go strong in theaters for months.  something unimaginable in these typically short run and quick to dvd days. 
leslie carbaga excellent book on the fleishers tells the whole story of the fleischer big move of their entire animation unit to florida and and their subsequent ejection by paramount. mr. bug goes to town do not destroy the animation pioneers credit with paramount and although it often told that way and and this was paramount favorite version of the story. according to carbaga and the big studio and more than anything and wanted to get their mitts on the animation studio and ease the famously bickering brothers out of the picture altogether. mr. bug provided them the pretext to do just that.  the sad closing of a great quirky and innovative chapter in american animation. i wanted to comment and also and that the film actually debuted december 4 and 1941 and not december 7. that may have been close enough to do the trick and anyway and in terms of national mood damaging the film success. but another part of the legend of this troubled little film is that it was killed by having the bad luck to be in the theaters at the same time dumbo (released october 23 and 1941) was still doing very brisk holiday business. i haven not done the research into box office numbers and but i would say that dumbo concurrent presence in theaters likely had an impact on mr. bug. movie going was at an all time high at this period and and successful films could go strong in theaters for months.  something unimaginable in these typically short run and quick to dvd days. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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