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Die FLUTE-ermaus

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Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Tom; Jerry; Tuffy

Synopsis: Jerry and Tuffy's dancing allow Tom to play the flute one-handed.

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Notes: Our unofficial title, "Die FLUTE-ermaus", is a pun on the title of the operetta "Die Fledermaus" by Johann Strauss II, first performed in 1874.

A similar gag, this time with Tom playing a trumpet, appears on the cover of Tom & Jerry Comics (Dell, 1949 Series) #161 (December 1957). https://www.comics.org/issue/13942/

Bluebird of Happiness

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Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Tom; Jerry; Tuffy; horse; farmer; Douglas Drake (goose); Gertrude (goose); gosling; supermarket owner, two passersby

First Line: Heh, heh! Ol' Thompson must be trying to improve his mind!

Synopsis: To fool Tom, Tuffy disguises himself as the wish-granting Bluebird of Happiness.

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Pages: 10

The Peachy Keen Caper

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Genres: superhero

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Pages: 1

Notes: On the page between pages 4 and 5 of the previous story sequence.

Game Called on Account of Mice

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Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Jerry; Tuffy; baseball ticket taker; two boys; fan who catches ball; two baseball teams; umpires; exiting crowd

First Line: I'd like to see the game, but who's got a buck?

Synopsis: Trying to see a baseball game for free, Jerry and Tuffy completely break-up the game.

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Pages: 3

A Porcelain Seal-ing

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Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Tom; seal; freight train engineer; railroad brakeman; horse; farmer; sleeping dog; seal trainer; cop

First Line: Well, flap my flippers! There's Old Man River!

Synopsis: Tom accidently snags a seal off of a circus train with his fishing line and has a painfully unpleasant time returning it to the circus, all while keeping it wet and cool in a bathtub.

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Pages: 6

By Book or By Crook

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Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Wuff the Prairie Dog; Sammy Squirrel; Charlie Coyote; old postman

First Line: I have a package for Charlie Coyote... Can you tell me where he lives?

Synopsis: Wuff and Sammy accidently discover that Charlie Coyote has purchased a book titled “How To Catch Prairie Dogs and Squirrels”.

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Pages: 4

Rollaway Bed

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Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Jerry; Tuffy; human homeowner

First Line: Throw back the covers, Jerry, and let's hit the sack!

Synopsis: Jerry and Tuffy convert a roller skate into a rollaway bed.

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Pages: 2