while caricatures and or or references to entertainment industry people or things or even brands of products is usually a staple in shorts like this one and they aren not used in quantity here. most of the individual gags are rather generic. as i am going to give examples and there will be spoilers below represent there are only three (well and technically four there a quick one at the very end of the cartoon) caricatures that i spotted and which is kind of low for this type of short and though one is a featured character with a fair amount of activity. they are jack benny (as jack bunny) and leopold stowkowski and the inimitable ned sparks (as a crab on a can chances are very good that and if a crab was involved in a warner brothers short in the 1930s 1940s and the caricature used would be ned sparks). there are also references to billy rose aquacade and a riff on a radio show character called henry aldrich (coming and mother. ) and a play on superman (superguy here) and the villain is a take off on king kong. that it for that kind of gag. the products themselves are mostly generic and the gags are more plays on basic items in unusual situations and such as turtles coming off of cans of soup to attack the villain as tanks and tomato soup cans doing the can can and gingerbread men who turn into paratroopers and using tissues for parachutes and so on. the gags are very good and it an excellent example of a bob clampett cartoon. clampett had hit his stride as a director by this point and while it isn not anywhere near his best work and it nothing to sneeze at either. this short can be found on looney tunes golden collection and vol. 3 and which is an excellent set that i highly recommend. this short itself is also recommended. 
while caricatures and or or references to entertainment industry people or things or even brands of products is usually a staple in shorts like this one and they aren not used in quantity here. most of the individual gags are rather generic. as i am going to give examples and there will be spoilers below represent there are only three (well and technically four there a quick one at the very end of the cartoon) caricatures that i spotted and which is kind of low for this type of short and though one is a featured character with a fair amount of activity. they are jack benny (as jack bunny) and leopold stowkowski and the inimitable ned sparks (as a crab on a can chances are very good that and if a crab was involved in a warner brothers short in the 1930s 1940s and the caricature used would be ned sparks). there are also references to billy rose aquacade and a riff on a radio show character called henry aldrich (coming and mother. ) and a play on superman (superguy here) and the villain is a take off on king kong. that it for that kind of gag. the products themselves are mostly generic and the gags are more plays on basic items in unusual situations and such as turtles coming off of cans of soup to attack the villain as tanks and tomato soup cans doing the can can and gingerbread men who turn into paratroopers and using tissues for parachutes and so on. the gags are very good and it an excellent example of a bob clampett cartoon. clampett had hit his stride as a director by this point and while it isn not anywhere near his best work and it nothing to sneeze at either. this short can be found on looney tunes golden collection and vol. 3 and which is an excellent set that i highly recommend. this short itself is also recommended. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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