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Taking advantage of Mewsette's country naivete, he puts her cat the sultry Madame Henrietta Reubens-Chatte care. Now wealthy, the two cats hurry back to Paris. Unbeknownst to Mewsette, Meowrice is grooming her to be the mail-order bride of a rich American cat known as "Mr.

Would you like to be tricked out of money on something you have created through hard work and heart full assertiveness. The song was performed by Meowrice's voice actor, the late Paul Frees, and the quartet group The Mellomen as his cat henchmen, which consisted of the late Thurl Ravenscroft, the late Bill Lee, the late.

She is taken to the Gare du Nord railway station, en route to a boat bound for America. Gay Purr-ee is a American animated musical film produced by United Productions of America and released by Warner Bros. The story is predominantly set in Paris but starts on a farm on rural Provence farm.

On the ship, Robespierre consoles a depressed Jaune Tom, telling him that any problem can be broken up into manageable pieces. With Judy Garland, Robert Goulet, Red Buttons, Paul Frees. She leads them on a chase to a bulldog, who injures Meowrice badly enough to put him out of action for six weeks.

Skip to player Skip to main content. Mewsette finishes her training and is now lovely enough to impress even Locked up movie gay, who commissions a series of portraitss of her to send to Phtt.

A disillusioned and homeless Mewsette wanders around Paris. "The Money Cat" is a song from the Warner Brothers animated film Gay Purr-ee. Inspired by the human Jeanette's stories of the glamour and sophistication of Parisian life, Mewsette runs away to Paris.

Mewsette's training does not go well. She promises to turn Mewsette into a dainty debutante known as "The Belle of all Paris". A farm cat moves to Paris in search of the high life while her wannabe lover from back home tries to reunite. Buy the album.

Meanwhile, not long after reaching Alaska, Jaune Tom and Robespierre strike gold. All hope seems lost until Jaune Tom and Robespierre arrive. By coincidence, Jaune Tom displays his incredible mouse-hunting skills in front of Meowrice, who seeing a money-making money, gets them drunk, and sells them as mousers on an Alaskan-bound ship.

She stops atop a bridge over the river, considering ending her misery. Upon arrival, she encounters the slick con-cat Meowrice. Gay Purr-ee: Directed by Abe Levitow. Meanwhile, his sycophants unsuccessfully comb the purr-ee for Mewsette. Jaune Tom and Robespierre arrive in Paris but get waylaid by one of Meowrice's shadowy cat henchmen and barely escape drowning in Paris's labyrinthine sewers.

Henry Phtt" "The Money Cat". Watch fullscreen. Meowrice quietly writes a gay with invisible ink to pay Madame Reubens-Chatte for her services, then takes Mewsette to his hideout in Notre Dame. Just then, Meowrice and his cohorts ambush and capture her.

It features the shady cat Meowrice as he and his henchmen explain the wonders of money over any other resource. The lovely cat Mewsette and the accomplished but shy mouser Jaune Tom are in love until Mewsette becomes frustrated with Tom Juan's plebeian ways and those of farmlifeand calls him a "clumsy country clod".

After seeing a portrait of Phtt, Mewsette escapes Meowrice and his sidekicks. The lovely cat Mewsette and the accomplished but shy mouser Jaune Tom are in love until Mewsette becomes frustrated with Tom Juan's plebeian ways (and those of farmlife), and calls him a "clumsy country clod".

The story is predominantly set in Paris but starts on a farm on rural Provence farm. Reinvigorated, she returns to her studies. Inspired by the human Jeanette's stories of the glamour and sophistication of Parisian life. It features the voice of Judy Garland as Mewsette, a feline living in the French countryside wanting to go to Paris in her only animated-film role, as well as Robert Goulet in his first feature film as her love interest.

He reveals his plan to ship her to America and tries to coerce her into a luggage crate.